Richmond Hotel Premier Asakusa has completed a full-property renovation and will reopen with a new interior on 8 November 2026. Highlights include guestrooms incorporating traditional crafts and contemporary design, along with a live-kitchen breakfast.
A renovation plan that carries Asakusa's history and aesthetic sensibility into the present has been announced, with the entire property remodeled to create a new space. Highlights include a diverse range of guestrooms, including newly added Family Bunk Rooms, and a modern Japanese design incorporating tatami.
The garden terrace has been expanded for use as the hotel's second lobby. The design incorporates geometric patterns reminiscent of Edo kiriko cut glass, along with materials such as washi paper and Komatsu stone throughout the property.
Breakfast will be refreshed as a new dining experience offering Japanese and Western options, with sushi, tempura and soy sauce ramen prepared at a live kitchen. Breakfast is served from 7:00 to 11:00 and costs ¥3,800 for adults and ¥2,500 for children. Guests staying under a breakfast-included plan pay no additional charge.
The guestrooms incorporate Japan's floor-seating culture in a contemporary style, with new rooms featuring tatami areas and tatami benches. Some rooms overlook Tokyo Skytree and Senso-ji Temple. Family Bunk Rooms can accommodate up to 6 guests and feature bunk beds, a round sofa and parquetry hooks.
The post-renovation overview also includes basic information such as the location and access, the total of 254 guestrooms, and the accommodation inquiries contact.