Staying in Tokyo Asakusa with cozy Tatami room🇯🇵 | TOSEI HOTEL cocone Asakusa Kuramae 

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Thank you for your comment:) I hope you will stay at this hotel when you come to Tokyo!!

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My wife and myself and my little dog hope to be coming to Japan around the first part of June or the last part of May so if you could find something similar that shows the show me how and where to go for that I would love to see it

Thanks for your comment!! Basically, pets are not allowed in this hotel, TOSEI HOTEL cocone, but it seems that only service dogs are allowed. Also, it seems that this hotel allows guests to stay up to 10 nights in a row. However, when I actually tried to book a room for consecutive nights from the official website, it was difficult to find a room.

Yokohama or Yokosuka! That's nice! I looked for pet-friendly hotels in Yokohama, and the Toyoko INN Yokohama Kannai seems to be one that welcomes pets! On the other hand, there seem to be several good hotels in Yokosuka, but the price varies greatly from hotel to hotel, so you might want to check them out depending on your budget:)

Thanks for your comment:) This time, since I stayed with a friend, the hotel charged us both at once. In Japan, even when two people stay in one room, the hotel generally indicates the amount per person.

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I didn't find it noisy at all during my stay!:)

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The closest exit is Exit A7 of Kuramae Station on the Toei Asakusa Line.

Thanks for your comment:) I felt that one person was just fine in one bed.

Thanks for your comment:) I stayed at the plan called "Special Price (no meal)" for 2 or more people in a room.(【期間限定】1室2名様以上でスペシャルプライス【素泊まり】in Japanese.) The dates of stay are limited, but with this plan, you can stay for 5,500 yen per person around May.

are there any hotels in Japan where toddlers are allowed?

Then I would suggest a hotel in the Shibuya area:)

@@periple_japan what about Roppongi?

@@seanstours3913 Roppongi is good too! It has a more mature atmosphere than Shibuya.

Can you be kind enough to suggest a similar GOOD hotel at around same price points in Shibuya area? In fact, I shall be visiting Tokiyo/Japan for the first time and also only for a short layover of just 18 hours. Please suggest some excellent hotel at around this price in an area where I can visit major attractions of Tokyo and can enjoy authentic vegetarian Japanese food. Thanx in advance.