In Tokyo, choose the neighbourhood you want to return to each evening. Ueno combines rail connections, a park and museums; Asakusa puts you around Senso-ji and the Sumida River. For four to six guests, compare sleeping places carefully: the total occupancy may include young children sharing beds.
Start with your family’s needs, then check the specific rooms. Conditions can vary within the same property.
Rooms to consider
Tokyo · Taito-ku
MIMARU Tokyo Ueno East
Four single beds give each guest their own sleeping space. The kitchen helps with meals, while laundry is handled in the hotel’s shared coin laundry.
- Documented room
- Apartment (4 Single-Beds)
- Listed occupancy
- 4 guests
- Beds
- 4 single beds
- Listed room size
- 38 m²
- Kitchen
- Yes, in this room
- Laundry
- Shared coin laundry; no washer-dryer in this room
At MIMARU, guests aged 7 and over count towards adult capacity. Up to two children aged 6 or under can share an adult’s bed without an extra sleeping place. Children’s policy
Access stated by the hotel: 3 min on foot from Ueno Station, Iriya Exit (JR) to the property. This is a stated duration, not a verified route or confirmation of step-free access.
Confirm for your offer: final price, availability, taxes and cancellation terms.
Read the property’s documentation ↗Official source consulted on 2026-10-11. Trip.com listing and availability have not been confirmed.
Tokyo · Taito-ku
MIMARU Tokyo Asakusa Station
This apartment sleeps six in single beds and a bunk bed. Check the room name carefully: the smaller Family Apartment has a different occupancy limit.
- Documented room
- One-Bedroom Apartment
- Listed occupancy
- 6 guests
- Beds
- 4 single beds and 1 bunk bed (2 sleeping places)
- Listed room size
- 52 m²
- Kitchen
- Yes, in this room
- Laundry
- Shared coin laundry; no washer-dryer in this room
At MIMARU, guests aged 7 and over count towards adult capacity. Up to two children aged 6 or under can share an adult’s bed without an extra sleeping place. Children’s policy
Access stated by the hotel: 1 min on foot from Asakusa Station, Exit 4 (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line) to the property. This is a stated duration, not a verified route or confirmation of step-free access.
Confirm for your offer: final price, availability, taxes and cancellation terms.
Read the property’s documentation ↗Official source consulted on 2026-10-11. Trip.com listing and availability have not been confirmed.
Tokyo · Chiyoda-ku
The Peninsula Tokyo
The 54 m² Deluxe Room has a separate shower and bathtub. The hotel lists up to four occupants, including no more than three adults; confirm the bedding arrangement and extra beds for four.
- Documented room
- Deluxe Room
- Listed occupancy
- 4 guests
- Beds
- 1 king bed or 2 twin beds; confirm additional sleeping places
- Listed room size
- 54 m²
- Kitchen
- Not confirmed
- Laundry
- Not confirmed
Listed occupancy: four guests, including no more than three adults. Confirm the actual sleeping places and children's rules for your party. Room conditions
Spa access and treatments are restricted to guests aged 16 and over; book treatments separately. Property conditions
Heated 20 m indoor pool; swim caps required. The Japanese page allows ages 4+ with supervision through age 12; English wording differs at these boundaries. Confirm with the hotel. Closure announced for 25–29 January 2027. Property conditions
Confirm for your offer: final price, availability, taxes and cancellation terms.
Read the property’s documentation ↗Official source consulted on 2026-10-11. Trip.com listing and availability have not been confirmed.
Which neighbourhood suits you?
Ueno
Ueno Park brings together museums and a zoo. Check the route from the right station exit: a hotel near Ueno may be on the opposite side of the railway.
Official tourism source ↗
Asakusa
Senso-ji, Nakamise and the Sumida riverfront give you places to explore locally. Check which railway serves the Asakusa station you will use on arrival.
Official tourism source ↗
Planning your journeys
Ueno is served by Tokyo Metro’s Ginza and Hibiya lines; Keisei Ueno is a separate station. In Asakusa, distinguish the Ginza, Toei Asakusa and Tobu services. A walking estimate from a station exit does not establish a step-free route.
Questions before you go
Does capacity for six mean six separate beds?
No. MIMARU Asakusa Station’s One-Bedroom Apartment has four single beds and one two-person bunk bed. Other occupancy totals may include children sharing existing beds.
Is laundry available at MIMARU Tokyo Ueno East and Asakusa Station?
MIMARU Tokyo Ueno East and MIMARU Tokyo Asakusa Station have shared coin laundries. Ueno East’s Apartment (4 Single-Beds) and Asakusa Station’s One-Bedroom Apartment do not have an in-room washer-dryer.
Choose by your needs
Cheap hotels
Compare the cost for the whole family, including mandatory taxes and fees. A per-person rate cannot tell you which room costs less.
Budget hotels
Compare dated rates for the same party, then add the costs of your stay. A kitchen or laundry facility does not by itself make a hotel economical.
Comfortable hotels
Start with room size, beds and space for luggage. A comfortable stay also depends on what your children need.
Family hotels
Choose a room that accepts your full party. Check the bed-sharing rules for each child’s age before booking.
Luxury hotels
Check which services your family can actually use. Breakfast, lounge access and facilities may depend on the room you book.
Hotels with a spa
Separate spa treatments from swimming pools and Japanese bathing facilities. Opening times and minimum ages may restrict children’s access.
Hotels with a pool
Check seasonal opening, children’s access and any extra charge. A listed pool does not guarantee access for every guest at every time.
Hotels with parking
Check height restrictions, space reservations and the nightly charge. A nearby car park is not necessarily operated by the hotel.
Apartment hotels
Compare dining space, kitchen facilities and housekeeping arrangements. A kitchenette does not mean every room has a washing machine.
Business hotels
Check occupancy before choosing a business hotel. A desk and transport links do not mean a room will fit a family.
Hotels for short stays
For one or two nights, compare check-in and check-out times with your journey. Ask the hotel to confirm luggage storage.
Hotels for long stays
For a longer visit, cooking, laundry and housekeeping matter. Check payment terms and what happens if you leave early.
Rooms for four to six people
Count actual beds and permitted guests. Four beds do not automatically mean six people can occupy a room.
Hotels with connecting rooms
Ask for an internal connecting door. Two adjacent rooms or rooms on the same floor are not necessarily connecting rooms.
Accommodation with a kitchen
Check cooking facilities, utensils and dining space in your chosen room. A fridge or kettle alone is not a kitchen.
Accommodation with laundry facilities
Separate an in-room washing machine, shared laundry and a laundry service. Check drying facilities and charges when planning what to pack.
Ryokans
Check bedding, meals and children’s policies. A ryokan does not automatically include an onsen or a private bath.
Accommodation with private baths
Distinguish an in-room bath from a bath booked for private use. Onsen status and children’s access need separate confirmation.
Documented municipalities