- Families who want two bedrooms, a kitchen and in-room laundry in Asakusa
- Four to six guests who need defined beds or futons and more than one washbasin
- Multi-night stays where Senso-ji, Skytree and neighborhood meals matter more than hotel facilities
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Asakusa, Tokyo
MIMARU SUITES Tokyo Asakusa
English support Strong English support
Room details and direct booking are available in English. All 10 sampled English-language reviews praise friendly, helpful front-desk service.
- Official website
- Available
- Booking
- Available
- On site
- International staff + interpreter app
Official confirmation
The official English page provides detailed room, kitchen, laundry, baby-equipment and direct-booking information.
Official source ↗What overseas guests report
All 10 sampled reviews were written in English and consistently praise friendly, helpful front-desk staff during family stays.
Google · Most relevant · first 10 reviews checked · 10 written in English · Aug 2026Open Google Maps listing ↗Before you rely on it: Language ability can vary by individual staff member and time of day.
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Who this hotel works best for
Room names, child rules and booking cautions link to their sources. If an answer is not available, we mark it as unconfirmed.
- Every suite is at least 60 m² with two bedrooms, a full kitchen and an in-room washer-dryer.
- The Japanese Suite sleeps six guests and has three washbasins and two toilets.
- Asakusa's everyday food shops and restaurants support a self-catering stay without losing access to major sights.
Sleep
Exact rooms to book
Published room capacity and bed-sharing allowances are separate. Enter every child and age when you search, even if a child will share a bed.
These are room examples from the Ikyu.com listing. They may not show the exact room type recommended below; match the room name before booking.
Two-Bedroom Suite
Best for four guests who want four lower beds and two separate bedrooms
- Room size
- 60 m² / 646 sq ft
- Maximum occupancy
- 4 guests
- Beds
- 4 single beds across 2 bedrooms
- Bathroom
- Private bath and separate shower · 2 washbasins
The published child allowance is separate: up to 2 eligible children aged 6 or under may share existing sleep space.
Japanese Suite
For up to six guests who want four beds plus two low futons
- Room size
- 74 m² / 797 sq ft
- Maximum occupancy
- 6 guests
- Beds
- 4 single beds plus 2 futons
- Bathroom
- Private bath and separate shower · 3 washbasins · 2 toilets
A practical choice for a multi-generational group because several people can get ready at once.
Two-Bedroom Suite with Sofa
For four guests who want a larger sofa and living area
- Room size
- 63 m² / 678 sq ft
- Maximum occupancy
- 4 guests
- Beds
- 4 single beds across 2 bedrooms
- Bathroom
- Private suite bathroom
The sofa is living space, not an extra bed unless the selected room details explicitly say otherwise.
Watch-outs
Things to know before booking
Check these conditions before you pay, especially when a child will share a bed or use hotel facilities.
There is no hotel breakfast
The kitchen and neighborhood replace a buffet. Plan the first grocery stop, especially for jet-lag mornings.
Only two children aged 6 or under receive the free-sharing allowance
Older children count toward adult capacity, and free children do not automatically receive extra bedding.
Limited housekeeping is part of the apartment model
Towel and trash service is not the same as daily bed-making and full room cleaning. Check the current schedule for long stays.
Do not confuse this hotel with MIMARU Tokyo Asakusa Station
MIMARU SUITES Tokyo Asakusa has its own address and room inventory. Use the exact hotel name in maps and booking sites.
The sofa is not a fifth bed
The sofa suite has four single beds unless the selected room details explicitly state otherwise.
Child policy
What changes with age
Lodging, bedding and breakfast do not always use the same age boundary. Check the row that matches the child's age at travel.
AgeSleepBeddingMealsBooking action
Age 0–2 years
Sleep Up to two children aged 6 or under may share existing sleep space beyond standard adult capacity.
Bedding A cot for age 2 or under and bed guards can be requested, subject to availability.
Meals No breakfast service; use the full kitchen for bottles and baby food.
Booking action
Enter the baby, request the cot early and do not assume an extra futon accompanies the free-child allowance.
Age 3–6 years
Sleep Up to two children may use the age-6-and-under sharing allowance.
Bedding Include a separate bed or futon in room occupancy when a child will not share; the Japanese Suite provides two futons within its six-person capacity.
Meals No hotel meals; child meals can be prepared in the apartment.
Booking action
Choose the suite from the actual number of prepared sleeping places, not total floor area.
Age 7–12 years
Sleep Counts toward adult room capacity and needs a prepared sleeping place.
Bedding Use the Two-Bedroom Suite for four lower beds or Japanese Suite when fifth and sixth guests can use futons.
Meals No hotel breakfast; plan groceries or a specific early-opening restaurant.
Booking action
Include the child in room occupancy and stay within four or six according to room type.
Age 13 years and over
Sleep Counts as an adult for occupancy.
Bedding The Japanese Suite is the defined six-person option; a standard sofa does not increase capacity.
Meals No meal plan.
Booking action
Compare one six-person suite with two smaller rooms using the exact bed mix and two-toilet benefit.
Meals
Self-cater in the suite or use Asakusa's neighborhood food
No breakfast is served; every suite has a kitchen, refrigerator, microwave, cookware, tableware and dining space.
- Kitchen access
- In-suite kitchen available throughout the stay
- Meal charge
- No hotel breakfast or meal plan
- Matsuya Asakusa has basement food shopping near the station.
- Seiyu in the ROX area provides a larger grocery selection; verify current hours.
- The in-room washer-dryer makes it easier to carry less and stay longer.
Bath & pool
Private suite bathrooms — and two toilets in the Japanese Suite
There is no public bath or pool; each suite has private bathing facilities, and larger layouts reduce morning bottlenecks.
- Bathroom access
- Available in the suite throughout the stay
- The Two-Bedroom Suite lists a bath, separate shower and two washbasins.
- The Japanese Suite adds three washbasins and two toilets for up to six guests.
- Private facilities avoid diaper and mixed-gender public-bath restrictions.
Getting there
Plan the transfer before arrival
Check the exact hotel name and station exit before arrival because another MIMARU property has a similar name nearby.
- The hotel describes about a 3-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Asakusa Station.
- Use the exact address for MIMARU SUITES Tokyo Asakusa, not MIMARU Tokyo Asakusa Station.
- The final walk can be busy around Senso-ji; let Trip Map recalculate from the actual station exit when carrying luggage.
Family equipment
What is provided and what to request
Each item shows whether it is in the room, must be reserved or depends on availability, with the source used to check it.
Baby cot
For age 2 or under; request before arrival.
Bed guard
Request for a compatible lower bed.
Full kitchen
Cookware, tableware, refrigerator, microwave and dining area.
Washer-dryer
A material advantage over shared coin laundry for multi-night family stays.
Multiple washbasins
Two in the Two-Bedroom Suite and three in the Japanese Suite.
Near the hotel
Food, medicine, play and rainy-day options
Travel time depends on the route and departure time. Add a place to Trip Map to calculate the journey from this hotel after signing in with Google.
Matsuya Asakusa food floor
Near Asakusa StationPrepared foods and groceries for an easy suite meal; check floor and tenant hours.
Indoor once inside the buildingSeiyu Asakusa ROX
Asakusa neighborhoodA larger grocery store. Use current local results for a dispensing pharmacy, which is not confirmed by the hotel source.
Indoor store after an outdoor walkSenso-ji
AsakusaVisit early for lower crowds and easier stroller movement; pair it with one simple neighborhood meal.
Mostly outdoorTokyo Skytree
Short local tripIndoor observation and shopping complex; reserve a timed ticket when queues would disrupt naps.
Indoor, though views depend on weatherTokyo National Museum
Ueno areaA reliable indoor cultural option; choose one gallery or theme for children.
Indoor galleriesEvidence
Sources behind this page
Every source below was checked on 2026-08-29. When only a Japanese source is available, Tomari reads it in Japanese and summarizes the relevant facts in English.
Official hotel and suite guide
Suite areas, adult and child capacities, exact beds, bathrooms, kitchens, in-room laundry and access.
Open source ↗Official MIMARU FAQ
Age-6-and-under allowance, maximum two children, cot and guard rules, no breakfast and housekeeping model.
Open source ↗Official Asakusa family guide
Every-suite kitchen and washer-dryer and family use of the apartment layout.
Open source ↗Matsuya Asakusa official floor guide
Current food-floor and tenant information.
Open source ↗Seiyu official shop directory
Current Asakusa-area grocery-store locations and hours.
Open source ↗Senso-ji official English site
Temple visitor and access information.
Open source ↗Tokyo Skytree official English site
Ticket, access and visitor information.
Open source ↗Tokyo National Museum official site
Gallery and visitor information.
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Information checkedAug 30, 2026
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