SAKE Bar Hotel Asakusa

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SAKE Bar Hotel Asakusa

A hotel in Asakusa where you can enjoy sake as you please and immerse yourself in Japanese culture.

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A concept hotel in Asakusa where you can experience Japanese culture through alcohol. The five room types feature a Japanese-modern design and incorporate elements of Japanese culture such as folk crafts and masu sake cups. All accommodation plans include breakfast and a free-flow sake service.

The hotel is directly operated by Kikkawa Jozo, a sake brewery founded in 1912 and known for its “af-ri” brand. At check-in, guests receive a masu cup, and can enjoy sake throughout the property, including in the bar lounge, the footbath, and the private open-air bath. In the lounge, light snacks such as oden and daily changing appetizers are served until evening. At night, additional alcoholic drinks such as Japanese beer and whisky are available. After enjoying Asakusa at night, it is also recommended to return to the hotel and relax with a drink.

There are always at least 6 to 8 kinds of sake available, including seasonal varieties. Bottles are also sold, so if you find a label you like, be sure to take one home as a souvenir. Breakfast is rice balls made with carefully selected rice. You can fully enjoy a Japanese atmosphere right up until just before check-out.

Highlights

  • A hotel where you can experience Japanese culture through alcohol.
  • The guest rooms feature a Japanese-modern design with sake-inspired elements.
  • Enjoy free-flow sake from Kikkawa Jozo in Kanagawa.
  • You can bathe in the footbath or private open-air bath while drinking sake.
  • Enjoy rice balls made with carefully selected rice for breakfast.

Photos

  • A suite with tatami-floored Japanese-style rooms and a large bath

    A suite with tatami-floored Japanese-style rooms and a large bath

  • The lounge welcomes guests with sake and obanzai home-style side dishes

    The lounge welcomes guests with sake and obanzai home-style side dishes

  • The guest rooms evoke sake throughout, including masu-themed decor

    The guest rooms evoke sake throughout, including masu-themed decor

  • Enjoy free-flow sake proudly crafted by Kikkawa Jozo

    Enjoy free-flow sake proudly crafted by Kikkawa Jozo

  • A footbath you can enjoy while drinking sake

    A footbath you can enjoy while drinking sake

  • Start your day with a very Japanese breakfast of rice balls

    Start your day with a very Japanese breakfast of rice balls

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

Q

Is early check-in or late check-out available?

A

It depends on room availability, but if you contact us in advance, we can also accommodate check-in from early morning. (An additional fee will apply depending on your requested check-in time.)
Some guests check in from 8:00am due to early morning flight arrivals.

Q

Are foreign languages supported? If so, which languages are available?

A

Yes.
We support English, Nepali, and Hindi.

Q

Can I leave my luggage after check-out?

A

Yes.
We can store your luggage free of charge with no specified time limit.

Q

Is there a smoking area?

A

Yes, there is.

Q

Is free Wi-Fi available in the hotel?

A

Yes, it is.

Q

Are there any sightseeing spots nearby?

A

Senso-ji Temple, Asakusa (Approx. 10 minutes on foot)
Tokyo Skytree (Approx. 5 minutes by train) *Toei Asakusa Line, Oshiage Station

Q

Is there a parking lot?

A

No, there is no parking lot. Guests are asked to use nearby parking areas.

Q

Are there any age restrictions for the footbath or private open-air bath?

A

There are no age restrictions. Anyone may use them.

Q

Can you store luggage for an extended period after check-out?

A

Yes. We can keep any luggage you do not need while you are sightseeing in other regions.
We can respond flexibly if you consult with us about the number of days and your pick-up date and time.

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Details

Name in Japanese
SAKE Bar Hotel 浅草
(SAKE Bar Hotel ASAKUSA)
Postal Code
111-0043
Address
1-6-7 Komagata, Taito-ku, Tokyo
Phone
03-3847-7117
Check-in
3:00pm
Check-out
11:00am
Rates
Standard Queen: from 21,500 yen per night with free-flow sake and breakfast included; Suite: from 67,252 yen per night with free-flow sake and breakfast included (rates for both are based on 2 guests per room, tax and service charge included)
Access
Approx. 2 minutes on foot from Exit A1 of Asakusa Station on the Toei Asakusa Line
Credit Cards
Accepted
Official website
Official website (Japanese)
Hokkaido Tohoku Kanto Chubu Hokuriku Kansai Chugoku Shikoku Kyushu Okinawa