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Dear visitor, if you know the answer to this question, please post it. Thank you! Staying in Asakusa 2009/11/7 Tokyo 23-ku Hi, When I search for Hotels in Asakusa, I realised that there are two Chisun Inn Asakusa. What is the different? Anyone stay there before, can provide me some advise? Is there bathroom in each room? The price looks reasonably ok. Any other hotels to be recommended around Asakusa? My budget is very low, around 4000yen and below for each person. (we are traveling in two) Thanks in advance. by Hapiecutiepig   answers 2009/11/7 "I realised that there are two Chisun Inn Asakusa." I think there is only one. or One is in Asakusa, other is in Ueno? "Is there bathroom in each room?" The hotel's website says yes. by V (guest) rate this post as useful Two Chisun Inn Asakusa? 2009/11/7 I saw the name Chisun Inn Asakusa in Google Map. One is near Kaminarimon and another one is quite a distance away from the Asakusa station. Any one can advise one this? by Hapiecutiepig rate this post as useful