❓ Where is Once Upon A apartment set?

Once Upon A apartment lies next to Asakusa Town.

❓ Which famous attractions are close to Once Upon A apartment?

The huge Tokyo Skytree Tower, set within 2.2 km from Once Upon A apartment as well as the famous Tokyo National Museum placed just a 5-minute drive away are well worth visiting. If you want to explore even more landmarks in Tokyo, consider checking out Sumo Museum, which is located 1.9 km away.

❓ What is check-in and check-out time at Once Upon A apartment?

The check-in time at Once Upon A apartment starts at 15:00 and check-out time is till 11:00.

❓ Are there any restaurants near the apartment?

Asakusa Okonomiyaki Sometaro is a popular nearby restaurant where guests can enjoy Japanese dishes, it's located within 200 metres of the apartment. Alternatively, they can dine at Kamiya Bar, known for its international cuisine, set 250 meters away.

❓ Is there a Wi-Fi facility available at Once Upon A apartment?

Yes, Once Upon A apartment provides Wi-Fi to its guests.

❓ Are there kitchen facilities at Once Upon A apartment?

Yes, Once Upon A apartment comes with a fully equipped kitchen.

** ONCE UPON A STAY, TOKYO **

Once Upon A Stay

Located in the Ueno, Asakusa, Senju, Ryogoku district nearly a 25-minute walk from the huge Tokyo Skytree Tower, the 2-bedroom Once Upon A Stay Tokyo apartment accommodates up to 5 guests. Wi-Fi is provided for both business and leisure activities.

This spacious apartment offers a convenient setting, merely 0.7 km from Asakusa train station and right around the corner from Hoppy Street. Ryogoku Kokugikan Sports Arena is within 30 minutes' walk of the 55 m² Once Upon A Stay apartment in Tokyo. Guests can reach the famous Tokyo National Museum located just 1.9 km away.

The interior of this apartment features sound-proofed windows furnished with a writing desk. The property includes a bidet for your comfort. A hair dryer are also included in the bathroom.

Once Upon A Stay apartment is fitted with an equipped kitchen. Kaminarimon-dori bus stop is around 10 minutes' walk away, and Tawaramachi underground station lies 650 metres away.

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Room overview

The interior of this apartment features sound-proofed windows furnished with a writing desk. The property includes a bidet for your comfort. A hair dryer are also included in the bathroom.

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Features

Internet connection

Wi-Fi

Parking

Parking

Services

24-hour security

Rooms have

Air conditioning
Heating

Bathroom has

Washing machine
Free toiletries

Design

Carpeted floor

General facilities

No smoking on site
Smoke detectors
Fire extinguishers
Key access

Pets

No pets allowed

Good to know

Check-in: from 15:00 until 18:00

Check-out: from 08:00 until 11:00

Licence numberM130017965

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Frequently asked questions

❓

Where is Once Upon A apartment set?

Once Upon A apartment lies next to Asakusa Town.
❓

Which famous attractions are close to Once Upon A apartment?

The huge Tokyo Skytree Tower, set within 2.2 km from Once Upon A apartment as well as the famous Tokyo National Museum placed just a 5-minute drive away are well worth visiting. If you want to explore even more landmarks in Tokyo, consider checking out Sumo Museum, which is located 1.9 km away.
❓

What is check-in and check-out time at Once Upon A apartment?

The check-in time at Once Upon A apartment starts at 15:00 and check-out time is till 11:00.
❓

Are there any restaurants near the apartment?

Asakusa Okonomiyaki Sometaro is a popular nearby restaurant where guests can enjoy Japanese dishes, it's located within 200 metres of the apartment. Alternatively, they can dine at Kamiya Bar, known for its international cuisine, set 250 meters away.
❓

Is there a Wi-Fi facility available at Once Upon A apartment?

Yes, Once Upon A apartment provides Wi-Fi to its guests.
❓

Are there kitchen facilities at Once Upon A apartment?

Yes, Once Upon A apartment comes with a fully equipped kitchen.

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