Let’s have a drink of sake. The 1st floor SAKE BAR offers Kikkawa Brewing's “Afuri” series of Japanese nihonshu. Enjoy filling your masu sake cup yourself. Have fun with friends, family and the people you meet here, or savor a peaceful moment on your own. Make the most of this time in your own way.

“Afuri” is a Japanese sake produced by Kikkawa Brewery in Isehara City, Kanagawa Prefecture. Enjoy every drop of the day’s recommended flavor of Afuri to your heart’s content.

The entrance is inspired by the sake brewery in Japan

Feel free to take the breakfast omusubi rice balls to enjoy in your room. Don’t hesitate to tell our staff if you have any requests.

The Kura Suite. A large heated bath in a Japanese-style tatami room.
With 2 twin rooms, this suite is filled to the brim with the elegance of Japan. The sophisticated, glamorous interior includes relaxing, unique round sofas and stools. The bedroom is decorated with the ancient painted scrolls known as Chojugiga art.

Komodaru (superior twin)
The tatami living room has a compact coffee table and cushions. The twin bed room has hardwood floors. A simple, modern Japanese ambience with a large heated bath. Art made from masu adorns the bedroom wall.

The view from the footbath stretches out to TOKYO SKY TREE. A haven to find deep relaxation at the end of the day. Sake and a bath is a recipe for true bliss. Fill your cup with nihonshu, dip a toe in the footbath and gaze at the dazzling illuminated tower above the skyline for a moment of deep inner peace. Soft drinks are also freely available.

Private, reserved open-air bath
Other than the indoor baths in each room, the hotel also offers private open-air baths, saunas, and cold baths (for a fee). If interested, please inquire with our staff.

After checking in, you will be welcomed with a square cup known as masu.
Please remember to take the masu when walking around the facility. Enjoy tasting and comparing the finely honed quality of each sake in the “Afuri” series.

Light snacks and sweets are served from 1:30pm to 5:00pm.
Arrive a little earlier than check-in and be welcomed with the day's recommended sake and colorful obanzai dishes. Neither cafe nor restaurant, this unique lounge is open exclusively to guests.
Why not stop by for a drink before heading out into the nightlife of Asakusa?

Omusubi rice balls make a simple yet luxurious breakfast. Feel the meticulous attention to quality in the raw material of rice.

Wear a rented happi or yukata and head into town to feel as though you've traveled back in time to the Edo era.
Walk just 5 minutes to reach the foot of Kaminarimon Gate and snack your way through the lively shops. Don't forget to say a prayer at Sensoji Temple.