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Reve Asakusa

Reve Asakusa

Tokyo Sumida City Honjo4-chōme28Honjo-Azumabashi Station 7 min
Reve Asakusa

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About Reve Asakusa

Robot vacuum on cleaning duty — a 1DK where you barely have to lift a finger

Reve Asakusa is only two years old, a 1DK equipped with a robot vacuum and a smart monitor. With a sofa and table included, it avoids the cramped feel that studio rooms often have. There's genuinely enough room here for one person to live comfortably. Large windows mean the whole room stays bright during the day without needing to switch on a light!

Separate bath and toilet, heated toilet seat — no detail overlooked

Reve Asakusa comes with an auto-lock, video intercom, and security cameras, plus a separate bath with dry areas and a heated toilet seat — the small details are well covered. Towels, detergent, and cleaning supplies are all provided too, which is more helpful than you'd expect. Being able to start living normally the moment you arrive is a real plus for a busy stay.

The queue at Noguchi Fish Shop, Sensoji Temple — two sides of Tokyo, both walkable

It's a 7-minute walk from Reve Asakusa to Honjo-Azumabashi Station on the Toei Asakusa Line, and 13 minutes to Oshiage Station. Near Honjo-Azumabashi you'll find the ever-popular Noguchi Fish Shop, which draws weekend crowds, and Soma, a seafood izakaya with an irori hearth — both loved by locals and worth checking out. Head toward Oshiage and you'll find Oshiage Shokudo, a 60-year-old diner, plus convenience stores and supermarkets, so daily meals and shopping are no trouble at all. Tokyo Skytree is also within walking distance, making this a great base for exploring the old downtown. Sensoji Temple and Nakamise shopping street are close enough to walk to as well, so you can go from a morning visit to the temple to an evening of downtown food, all on foot.

Around Reve Asakusa

  • Cafés & coffee shops

    Brown Café Delcoffer, Café Meursault, LEAVES COFFEE ROASTERS

  • Shrines & temples

    Sensoji Temple / Kaminarimon Gate

  • Parks & gardens

    Sumida Park

  • Restaurants

    Sumida River Walk

  • Attractions & landmarks

    Tokyo Skytree

  • Commercial complexes

    Tokyo Mizumachi, Asahi Beer Headquarters Building

  • Convenience stores & supermarkets

    7-Eleven Sumida Honjo 4-chome Store (3-minute walk), My Basket Honjo-azumabashi Station Store (8-minute walk), safaia Pharmacy (8-minute walk)

Facility information is as of August 6, 2026.

Japanese culture & experiences near Reve Asakusa

  • Tea ceremony & ikebana

    Asakusa Chazen, Asakusa Chagohan Tokyo

  • Kimono & traditional attire

    Kimono Rental VASARA Asakusa Main Store, Asakusa Kimono Rental ARISA

  • Calligraphy & crafts

    Asakusa Amezaiku Ameshin Hanakawado Store, Edo Taito Traditional Crafts Center, Sokichi Edo Kiriko Experience

  • Cooking & Japanese sweets

    Asakusa Candy Craft ameshin, Kappabashi Kitchenware Town

  • Temples, shrines & culture

    Sensoji Temple, Asakusa Shrine, Matsuchiyama Shoden, Ushijima Shrine

  • Traditional performing arts

    Asakusa Engei Hall, Mokubakan Popular Theater, Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Arena and Sumo Museum

  • Onsen & public baths

    Akebono-yu, Kotobuki-yu, Oshiage Onsen Daikoku-yu

  • Other Japanese culture

    Edo Taito Traditional Crafts Center, Tokyo National Museum, The Sumida Hokusai Museum

Facility information is as of August 6, 2026.

Frequently asked questions

No — cleaning, utilities and Wi-Fi are included. There is no deposit or key money.

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