Tsukushi House

Name: Tsukushi House
Address: 2-3-17 Asakusa, Tokyo, Tokyo, Tokyo, JP
Rating: 7.8

Smoke-free

About this property

Want to save money while travelling? It’s easy: hotel "Tsukushi House" is located in Tokyo. This hotel is located in 5 km from the city center. You can take a walk and explore the neighbourhood area of the hotel. Places nearby: Sensoji Temple, Asakusa and Tokyo Sky Tree. Location Free Wi-Fi on the territory will help you to stay on-line. The staff of the hotel speaks English and Korean. At the hotel

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Free WiFi

Air conditioning

Good to know

Check-in: From 14:00
Check-out: Until 12:00
Languages: English, Korean
Smoking: Smoke-free
Room types: 4

Room Information

Rooms

1 / 1

Standard Double room

2 guests
full double bed
Private bathroom

private-bathroom

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Standard Twin room

2 guests
twin beds
Private bathroom

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1 / 1

Cottage

Private bathroom

private-bathroom

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Standard room

Private bathroom

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Guest reviews

Recent reviews shared by hotel guests

Guest Rating

7.8/10

Good

693 reviews

Featured review

Dara K.

May 2021

10/10

Hoppy Street has lots of izakayas, and we stumbled across this small spot there. The booths work best for groups of four or fewer. With all the hot plates going, it can get pretty warm inside, so we were glad to get a table by the door. We had Mentai Mochi Cheese Monja, Gyu Suji Negi Monja with added Kimchi and Baby Star crunchy ramen. Add the Baby Star right before eating if you want it to stay crunchy. We also tried Tonpeiyaki and Delux Monja. The Delux wasn’t that tasty to me, and if you like pork and seafood, I’d add some toppings to it. There are Japanese instructions on the wall for cooking Monja, and the staff are around to help if you get it wrong. It was a really fun place, and I’d visit again.

Javier G.

May 2019

10/10

The dining room we were in was a bit cold, which was the one downside. Otherwise, it’s a nice place on Hoppy street. There’s an English menu, and the staff speak English very well. It doesn’t seem aimed just at tourists, though, everyone’s welcome and can enjoy the food.

Takeshi W.

November 2018

10/10

I had both the monja and yakisoba, and they were fantastic. This small restaurant is on Hoppy-Dori in Asakusa, where plenty of visitors come through, but inside I mostly saw locals eating, drinking, and chatting. It has that small restaurant feel you might expect from a deep Japan kind of place. At peak times you may have to wait because there isn’t much space.

Andrés M.

December 2024

10/10

A cozy spot to drop in for a beer and some okonomiyaki. The food was delicious, and they have an English menu.

Matteo R.

August 2025

10/10

Yoshi was especially friendly and made lunch a lot of fun. The staff were great, and the menu and atmosphere felt truly authentic. The best okonomi yaki you can try, and a hidden gem in Tokyo.