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Hotels in Asakusa with tatami rooms
Family-friendly hotels in Asakusa with tatami rooms (18)
18 hotels in Asakusa with tatami rooms. Of these, 2 also have in-room baths, 18 also have crib rental, 2 also have shallow kids pools and 4 also have in-room dining.
Rooms with tatami (woven-straw mat) floor space, a safe spot for crawling babies. For families traveling to Asakusawith babies or kids, Kids Stay has gathered only the hotels where we could confirm “Japanese / Japanese-Western Room” on the official website or Rakuten Travel listing.
Tokyo Dome Hotel
Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Tokyo Ariake
Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo
MIMARU Tokyo Kinshicho
MIMARU Tokyo Akasaka
MIMARU Tokyo Ueno East
Tobu Hotel Levant Tokyo
The Prince Park Tower Tokyo
Hotel New Otani Tokyo
Grand Hyatt Tokyo
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- Tokyo Dome Hotel
- Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Tokyo Ariake
- Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo
- MIMARU Tokyo Kinshicho
- MIMARU Tokyo Akasaka
- MIMARU Tokyo Ueno East
- Tobu Hotel Levant Tokyo
- The Prince Park Tower Tokyo
- Hotel New Otani Tokyo
- Grand Hyatt Tokyo
- The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo
- Hotel East 21 Tokyo (Okura Hotels & Resorts)
- MIMARU Tokyo Shinjuku West
- Sunshine City Prince Hotel
- MIMARU Tokyo Ikebukuro
- MIMARU Tokyo Ueno Okachimachi
- MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East
- MIMARU Tokyo Station East
FAQ: hotels in Asakusa with tatami rooms
How many family-friendly hotels in Asakusa have tatami rooms?
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18 hotels. Kids Stay counts only hotels where tatami rooms could be confirmed on the official website or Rakuten Travel.
Which of them also have in-room baths?
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2 of them, for example Tokyo Dome Hotel, Tobu Hotel Levant Tokyo.
What ages are Japanese and Japanese-Western rooms best for?
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They work especially well for children around ages 0 to 3, including the crawling stage. When a baby has just started rolling over, futons laid side by side make it easy to sleep next to your little one, and once crawling begins, your baby can move around freely on the tatami. For new walkers, tatami cushions a tumble better than a hard floor, and sleeping on a futon means there is no bed to climb up and fall from, which makes these rooms easy to manage.