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hotel MONday AKIHABARA-ASAKUSABASHI

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hotel MONday AKIHABARA-ASAKUSABASHI

tokyo, japan

About hotel MONday AKIHABARA-ASAKUSABASHI

location

This hotel is located in Tokyo.

facility

This hotel has a lift and a reception desk. A baggage storage service and a currency exchange service are available. Wireless internet access in public areas allows guests to stay connected. Guests arriving by car can park their vehicles in the car park. Other services include a 24-hour security service and a laundry service.

rooms

Air conditioning ensures that rooms maintain just the right temperature. The rooms have a king-size bed and a sofa bed. Extra beds can be requested. A safe provides secure storage for guests' personal property. Additional features include a refrigerator and a tea/coffee station. A telephone, a TV and WiFi (no extra charge) ensure optimal comfort. Bathrooms are equipped with a bathtub and a hairdryer. As an extra convenience, bathrooms provide a selection of towels. The hotel has family rooms and non-smoking rooms.

meals

There is a restaurant on the premises. A generous breakfast buffet guarantees a great start to the day. Staff are also happy to provide children's meals.

Amenities at hotel MONday AKIHABARA-ASAKUSABASHI

Facilities

Air conditioningCar ParkConference RoomCurrency ExchangeLaundry ServiceLiftsRestaurant(s)Wifi

Hygiene

Contactless check-in/-outContactless paymentHand sanitiserNo high-touch furnishingsNo high-touch furnishings in public areasProtective hygiene screensSocial distancing regulationsUse of commercially available disinfectants

Meals

Breakfast Buffet

Location

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Tokyo City, Tokyo, Japan

2-29-12 Asakusabashi

Nearest airport20km

What's nearby

  • Nearest airport20km

Check-in from 3:00 PM · check-out by 10:00 AM

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