SAKE Bar Hotel Asakusa

1-6-7 Komagata, Taito-ku

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SAKE Bar Hotel ASAKUSA, which was born in Asakusa by Yoshikawa Brewing, founded in the first year of the Taisho era, please spend a blissful time fully enjoying the brewery's proud Japan sake.

A boutique hotel provided by Yoshikawa Brewery where you can enjoy the free flow of Japan sake. In addition to cocktails using the brewery's proud Japan sake "Afuri", Japanese snacks such as oden are also served at the 1F SAKE Bar. In addition, on the top floor of the hotel, there is also a footbath space and a private SPA (charged). *All rooms listed on HafH include snacks, drink and breakfast. ■ Area Toei Asakusa Line Asakusa Station Exit A1 2 minutes walk Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Asakusa Station 4 minutes walk ■ Facilities At the 1F SAKE Bar, you can enjoy about 4~5 kinds of seasonal Japan sake and recommended sake of the day on a self-service basis. At the SAKE Bar, which is full of Japanese flavor watched over by a large Tsurenna, please enjoy comparing Japan sake to your heart's content. You can also enjoy a comparison of Japan sake while soaking in the footbath on the top floor of the hotel. *Guests booking through HafH can enjoy the following services at an additional cost: Japan sake free flow (including use of the top floor Japan sake server) ・ Snacks: 7,000 yen / person Breakfast: 2,000 yen per person Charter SPA: 10,000 yen / time (reservation on the day is required, one time is 60 minutes) ） ■ Rooms　 All rooms have separate bathrooms and toilets. *Standard double rooms do not have a bathtub. *Variety of indoor wear and amenities available. 　Superior Twin Room: Amenities are available in the room. 　Standard Double Room: Please take what you need from the amenity box in the elevator hall. ■ Meals Snacks such as oden and dried foods are available at the 1F SAKE Bar. For breakfast the next morning, we will serve "Omusubi" that is typical of Japan breakfast. *Customers who book through HafH can also use these services at no additional charge. 〇 Service time Japan Sake Free Flow & Snacks: 13pm-5pm / 18pm-22pm Breakfast: 6:30 - 9:30 ■ Other information Parking is not available. For any other facilities or services, please visit the hotel's official website or contact the hotel directly.

Rooms

Cancel for free up to 1 day before check in (JST)
1/1
Standard Double
1 - 2
1 guest(s) • 1 night(s)
1140 ~
1/1
Superior Twin
1 - 2
1 guest(s) • 1 night(s)
2010 ~

Common Equipments

  • Wi-Fi
  • Cafe/Bar
  • Laundromat
  • Elevator
  • Microwave
  • Clothes iron

Services

  • Luggage storage
  • Front desk [24-hour]
  • Close to station

Amenities

  • Facial Cleansers
  • Body shampoo
  • Shampoo
  • Hair conditioner
  • Toothbrush
  • Shaver
  • Towels
  • Slippers

Languages Spoken

  • English
  • Japanese

Access Information

Address

1-6-7 Komagata, Taito-ku

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Access

2 minutes walk from Exit A1 of Asakusa Station on the Toei Asakusa Line In addition, you can also visit the museum in about 5 minutes on foot from the following stations. ・Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Asakusa Station ・Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Tawaramachi Station ・Toei Oedo Line Kuramae Station

Number

03-3847-7117

Attention

  • *Depending on the reservation circumstances, there is a possibility that the reservation may be declined.
  • *When you make a reservation, there may be cases that the actual rooms may look different from the ones shown in the photos.
  • *Hotel information is subject to change. For accurate details, please check the official website of the hotel.

  • Close to station

  • Wi-Fi

  • Cafe/Bar

  • Front desk [24-hour]

Check-in / out

Check-in
：
15:00 - 23:59
Check-out
：
11:00
Stories with this property
13
An all-you-can-drink sake accommodation for sake lovers!
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Stayed in February, 2025
Since my company has returned to full in-office attendance, the long daily commute has become challenging, so I decided to try a stay in Tokyo with Hafh. The reasons I chose it are these three. 1. Within 30 minutes of my office 2. All-you-can-drink sake?! 3. Plus, I can do some sightseeing. Being a sake lover, the second reason was particularly appealing. The sake available includes around 5-6 types centered around 'Amaburi' from Yoshikawa Brewery in Kanagawa, exclusively for guests at the first-floor bar counter. There were also some whiskeys and beers available. The food options included oden, rice balls, dim sum, and frozen takoyaki, allowing guests to snack freely, making it perfect for a quick drink before exploring Asakusa! There's also a mini bar for sake on the footbath terrace on the top floor, where you can drink too. At check-in, you receive a small original masu to enjoy your drink, which is quite stylish. Breakfast was simple with rice balls and miso soup. The room was compact but clean. There were English manga available, and the bar counter had traditional decorations that provided a cultural touch, making it appealing to inbound tourists, while also giving a bit of a unique experience that I thought was quite nice.
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A Must-Visit Accommodation in Tokyo! A Haven for Sake Lovers!
maikosibu716
Stayed in February, 2025
This hotel had caught my attention for a while. This time I wanted a quick refreshment nearby, so I thought I’d stay at a hotel with all-you-can-drink options and went for it. First of all, both the exterior and interior are fabulously stylish✨ and cute. The room we stayed in was small (the one in Kawasaki was bigger), but I guess that's just how it is in central Tokyo! I quickly received a masu cup for sake at the reception and began drinking my favorite sake while enjoying unlimited appetizers. The appetizers included 4 to 5 kinds of oden, shumai, dumplings, soup, and even ochazuke with a wide variety to choose from, which was delightful! And they were really tasty. I didn't have high expectations since the appetizers in Kawasaki were limited, but Asakusa had plenty and I was very satisfied. What surprised me was that breakfast was a light buffet format. Rice, rice balls, fried chicken, grilled salmon, egg omelet, salads, and miso soup were more than enough for breakfast. The highlight was the foot bath on the rooftop with a view of the Tokyo Skytree. They even had a few types of sake available before the foot bath, so sipping sake while soaking my feet and gazing at the Skytree was the best way to ease the daily fatigue. I liked it so much that I went back again in the morning, but it was a bit chilly. Maybe it was just luck? There were no people, so it was like having a private session! The 24-hour sake availability is irresistible, and since it’s so close to Asakusa, it’s easy to go out and eat whatever you want. There are many delicious soba shops and ramen restaurants nearby, so I highly recommend checking them out. And to my surprise, I received a sake souvenir on my way back! I was so surprised and it made me very happy♡ I’ll definitely save up points and want to go back again. I wouldn’t have known about this place without Huff, so for all sake lovers out there, please give it a try. Thank you to the staff!
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A must-visit hotel for sake lovers🍶
Haruka
Haruka
Stayed in July, 2024
I stayed at a hotel where I could enjoy the luxury of unlimited sake and various alcoholic drinks. In the lounge area on the first floor, I could order from the staff and leisurely savor oden, tempura, and light snacks with a drink in hand. It just so happened to be an event day! A professional bartender was there serving homemade lemon sours and original cocktails. Each one was so delicious that I ended up going back for refills. The food was surprisingly delicious. Especially the oden was well-infused with flavor, and the tenderness of the chicken thigh was remarkable. Its crumble-like texture was irresistible, and I repeatedly ordered more. Additionally, there is a foot bath area on the rooftop where you can relax while enjoying the evening breeze. On that day, there happened to be a fireworks festival nearby, allowing me to indulge in the ultimate luxury of watching fireworks. The location also offered a view of the Tokyo Skytree with just a short walk. If you stay in a superior twin room, you get the special benefit of a private bath on the rooftop. Spending time in the spacious hinoki bath was truly extraordinary. It became a special trip where I could fully enjoy luxurious moments.