[Early Bird Discount 30] /Breakfast included

★*The 3 main attractions of Henn na Hotel Tokyo Asakusabashi*★ 1. Good location, 2 minutes walk from Asakusabashi station 　　Convenience stores and 　　There is also a supermarket and drugstore, so you can have a comfortable stay at the hotel♪ 2. Free Wi-Fi and Chromecast in all rooms 　　Stable Wi-Fi of 90Mbs or more makes work easier♪ 　　During your stay, enjoy YouTube, etc. on the 40-inch or larger 4K TV in your room! 3. The world's first hotel where robots work Non-face-to-face procedures are easy, and infection control is perfect! -Information about guest rooms from the hotel staff- ・The double room has a storage space under the bed! ・The refrigerator at the same height as the desk is easy to use! ・Many outlets and USB outlets! ・The LG Styler also doubles as a trouser press! * LG Styler is installed only in some guest rooms. ◎Breakfast where you can enjoy authentic Indian curry prepared by Indian staff◎ Make your body healthy from the inside out with the many spices in curry! Customers who can't eat by 9:30 the next day can transfer to lunch! [Breakfast] Indian buffet with a wide variety of dishes (Japanese dishes are also available) Business hours / 6: 30-10: 00 (L.O. 9:30) [Lunch] Authentic! south indian curry Business hours / 11: 30-15: 00 (L.O. 14:30) *There are no breakfast or lunch tickets at this hotel. Please tell the restaurant staff your name and room number. ～Would you like to accompany us during your stay?～ ① Hotel first introduction! Oculus Quest2 VR: 1,000 yen/night It's hard to throw away a large-screen TV, but if you want to experience the realism of a movie theater or live performance venue, this is the place to go! You can enjoy not only watching videos, but also playing games in virtual reality. ② Tokyo Skytree (R) Ticket <Adult>: 2,700 yen (weekdays) / 3,000 yen (holidays) Our hotel is a Tokyo Skytree (R) partner hotel. 　About 5 minutes on the Toei Asakusa Line to Oshiage where Skytree is located! "We are selling it at a slightly cheaper price than buying it locally."