Vessel Inn Asakusa Tsukuba Express
From a 13.5㎡ twin to a 39.2㎡ Deluxe: rooms, bathrooms, breakfast and access from the separate Asakusa stations.
At a glance
- Address
- 1-15-1 Senzoku, Taito-ku, Tokyo 111-0031
- Check-in / Checkout
- 14:00 / 11:00 · Your booked plan takes priority
- Phone
- 03-3873-7051
- Closest station
- 6-minute walk from TX Asakusa Exit A2
- Other Asakusa station
- About 14 minutes from Tokyo Metro Asakusa
- Room sizes
- Comfort Twin 13.5㎡ / Superior 27㎡ / Deluxe 39.2㎡
- Breakfast
- 1F lounge 06:00–09:30 · Staying adults ¥1,500
- Website
- Official hotel guide ↗
Checked · 2026.10.27
Vessel Inn Asakusa Tsukuba Express
Vessel Inn Asakusa Tsukuba Express is an entirely non-smoking hotel in Senzoku, northwest of Senso-ji. Room sizes and bathroom layouts vary considerably by category. The closest station is Tsukuba Express Asakusa; walking times differ from the Ginza Line and Toei Asakusa stations.
- All rooms non-smoking
- Free Wi-Fi and wired LAN
- In-room refrigerator and kettle
- 24-hour laundry
- Guest kitchen and microwave
- Welcome drinks 14:00–23:00
Choosing a room: sizes and bathrooms vary
Even for two guests, a Comfort Single with one shared bed is different from a Comfort Twin with two beds. The table follows adult capacities in the official room guide. The twin photographed in March 2026 does not represent every room type.
| Room type | Area and adult capacity | Beds | Bathroom |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comfort Single | 11.4–13.5㎡ · 1–2 guests | 1 × 140cm wide | Combined bath and toilet |
| Comfort Twin | 13.5㎡ · 1–2 guests | 2 × 110cm wide | Combined bath and toilet |
| Superior | 27㎡ · 1–3 guests | 2 × 120cm / additional 90cm bed for 3 | Separate bath and toilet |
| Deluxe | 39.2㎡ · 1–4 guests | 2 × 140cm / additional 90cm beds for 3–4 | Separate bath and toilet |
| Accessible Room | 27㎡ · 1–3 guests | 2 × 120cm / 90cm sofa bed for 3 | Combined bath and toilet |
The bathroom photographed during the stay
The March 2026 room photos show a unit bathroom with the tub, basin and toilet in one space. The official room table also describes Comfort rooms as combined and Superior and Deluxe as separate. If bathroom sharing arrangements matter to you, start by checking the exact room name in the booking screen.
Room facilities and amenities
All rooms are non-smoking and guests remove shoes inside. Facilities include free Wi-Fi and wired LAN, a humidifying air purifier, an empty refrigerator, electric kettle, hairdryer and two-piece indoor clothing. Toothbrushes, hairbrushes and razors are collected from the lobby amenity corner.
Getting there: TX Asakusa and Ginza Line Asakusa are separate
The hotel is six minutes on foot from Tsukuba Express (TX) Asakusa Station Exit A2. Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Asakusa is a separate station toward the river, about 14 minutes away. Relying only on the station name may mean a longer walk than expected. Iriya and Tawaramachi are also options; consider both your rail route and luggage.
| Starting point | Official hotel walking time | Line or local context |
|---|---|---|
| TX Asakusa Exit A2 | 6 minutes | Tsukuba Express · The closer Asakusa station |
| Tokyo Metro Asakusa | About 14 minutes | Ginza Line · Kaminarimon and Sumida River side |
| Tawaramachi | About 12 minutes | Ginza Line |
| Iriya | About 12 minutes | Hibiya Line |
| Senso-ji | About 8 minutes | According to the hotel brochure |
| Kappabashi Kitchenware Street | About 5 minutes | According to the hotel brochure |
Check-in, checkout and extensions
Standard check-in is 14:00 and checkout 11:00. Late checkout costs ¥1,000 until noon, ¥2,000 until 13:00 or ¥3,000 until 14:00, subject to availability that day. After 14:00, the hotel guide applies an additional night’s charge. Check your individual confirmation for plan-specific times and cancellation terms.
Breakfast buffet: hours, food and prices
Breakfast runs 06:00–09:30 in the first-floor lounge. Listed dishes include maguro-don (tuna over rice), Fukagawa-meshi (clam rice), mugi-toro gohan (barley rice with grated yam), udon noodles and anmitsu (a sweet bean-and-agar dessert). Daily offerings vary. Some room plans exclude breakfast, so check whether it is included.
| Guest category | Adults | Children |
|---|---|---|
| Staying guests | ¥1,500 | Ages 6–12: ¥700 / Ages 5 and under: free |
| Non-staying visitors | ¥2,000 | Ages 4–12: ¥1,000 / Ages 3 and under: free |
Laundry, food preparation and parking
Welcome drinks are available 14:00–23:00. The laundry room is open 24 hours, with free washing machines and paid dryers. The guest kitchen has a microwave and electric cooking appliances; vending and ice machines are also available. Smoking is in the booth beside the second-floor elevator, not in guest rooms. Hotel parking costs ¥2,000 per night and requires a telephone reservation after booking your stay.
Booking with children
Children aged 18 and under stay free when sharing existing beds in the same room as parents or grandparents. Book them as adults if they require separate beds. One adult and one child using a twin room are charged as two adults. Free bed-sharing and free breakfast follow different age rules: breakfast for staying children is charged from age six.
The March 2026 personal booking cost
The journal records ₩106,337 for the entire two-person room on March 6, 2026, with breakfast extra. This was a personal historical booking amount, not a current rate or a per-person price. Compare current rates in the booking screen using the same dates, party size, room type and cancellation conditions.
Take a look around
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