Hoshino Resorts OMO3 Asakusa officially opened its doors on 31 July and it is situated in the heart of Tokyo, just a minute’s walk from Sensoji Temple, Asakusa which is a captivating neighbourhood where Edo history and modern city culture intersects.
From OMO3 Asakusa’s top floor, guests can watch the Asakusa cityscape change from light to dark and can see Edo’s key landmarks, all the way from historic Sensoji Temple to Tokyo Skytree. Below, the neighbourhood’s old town charm is buzzing, and visitors can experience what it’s like to be an Asakusa local with guided walks by the hotel’s OMO Rangers. Beat the crowds with the early OMO Ranger Asakusa Morning Stroll, held at 6am daily to guide guests around the precincts of Sensoji Temple.
The hotel has a total of 98 rooms across eight categories, including the “Yose Twin Room”, a special-concept room inspired by Edo entertainment, where “Yose” refers to a theatre for traditional Japanese entertainment such as rakugo and the “Deluxe Quad Room”, which can accommodate families and groups of up to four guests.
For the best views, guests can head to the OMO Base on the top floor (13F), with floor-to-ceiling glass windows overlooking the grounds of the historic Sensoji Temple to the west and Tokyo Skytree to the east, creating an impressive contrast between the old and new icons of Tokyo.
