Petit Grande Komagata

Petit Grande Komagata is located right on the Sumida River. From the nearest bridge, Stable Bridge, you can clearly see the golden object of Asahi Beer and know that you are not far from Asakusa. In addition to cherry blossom viewing in spring and the Sumida River fireworks display in summer, you can walk to various festivals in Asakusa such as Sanja Festival, Tori-no-ichi, and Hozuki Market. The area is also surrounded by Ueno, Ryogoku, and Akihabara, all of which are distinctive districts.

Features & Amenities

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1 Double Bed

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Air Conditioning

Bathtub

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Elevator

Doorbell

Intercom

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Washing Machine

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Refrigerator

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Non-Smoking Rooms

Microwave

Mailbox

Lavatory

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Kitchenette

Hot and cold shower

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Hair Dryer

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Private Bathroom

No. of floors

Year Built

2004

Construction

Reinforced Concrete

Toei Ōedo Line

Toei Asakusa Line

Only a 2-minute walk from the station and 6 minutes walk to Asakusa Station with convenient connections to Tokyo Station and Otemachi in about 10 minutes and Ginza in around 15 minutes. Asakusa Kaminarimon is just a 10-minute walk, perfect for casual strolls or cherry blossom viewing along the Sumida River in spring.

AvailableRooms

Rooms

Petit Grande Komagata 502

Rates from

100000

/month

Details

Features

26.74㎡

Floor: 5

Neighborhood Highlights

Taito-ku

Tokyo National Museum

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The Tokyo National Museum in Ueno is Japan’s oldest and largest museum, showcasing an extensive collection of art, antiques, and cultural treasures from Japan and across Asia.

Taito-ku

Ueno Park

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Ueno Park is one of Tokyo’s most popular cultural and leisure spots, home to museums, Ueno Zoo, and stunning cherry blossoms in spring. It’s the perfect place to enjoy both nature and culture in the heart of the city.

Taito-ku

Kappabashi Street

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Kappabashi Street, located between Ueno and Asakusa, is Tokyo’s “Kitchen Town,” famous for its countless shops selling kitchenware, tableware, and realistic plastic food samples.

Taito-ku

Ameyoko Market

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Ameya-Yokochō, or Ameyoko, is a bustling open-air market street in Ueno, packed with shops and stalls selling fresh food, clothes, cosmetics, and street snacks at bargain prices.

Taito-ku

Sensō-ji Temple

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Sensō-ji in Asakusa is Tokyo’s oldest and most famous Buddhist temple, known for its iconic Kaminarimon Gate, vibrant Nakamise shopping street, and stunning seasonal festivals.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is room layout change / design assistance?

As part of our ongoing efforts to upgrade our facilities, we are renovating outdated rooms dating back to 2010s. Guests who are interested in our updated or older room styles are welcome to request alternate furniture or layout arrangements, subject to availability. Please contact us for further information regarding this service.

What are the costs associated with moving out?

The terms of your contract, whether it is a weekly, monthly or yearly agreement, will determine the extent of liability for any damages incurred to the room. Should there be any need for restoration to its original condition upon move-in, the tenant will be billed for any necessary repairs and cleaning expenses. However, if the room is not restored to its original condition, the fee will be limited to a cleaning fee only.

What kind of furniture and appliances are installed?

Kindly review the Features section on each property page for a comprehensive inventory of available amenities. We also provide extra furniture depending on contract and availability.

What should I do if an installed appliance malfunctions?

If the product malfunctions during normal use, please contact Petit Grande as we will be responsible for repairing or replacing the product.

How flexible are the contract terms?

We accept, weekly, monthly and yearly stays using standard fixed-term contracts. If you want to extend your stay with us please let us know at least 2 months in advance. Prices vary depending on contract length.

What should I do if an installed appliance malfunctions?

If the product malfunctions during normal use, please contact Petit Grande as we will be responsible for repairing or replacing the product.

Are daily necessities free of charge? What kind of supplies are provided?

We will provide you with daily necessities in your room free of charge when you move-in only. We have prepared everything from electric appliances such as rice cookers and electric kettles to wash basins, towels, body soap, etc.

What is the difference of Serviced and Furnished apartment?

Furnished apartment is a property that is fully equipped with everything you need to start living in Japan. Serviced Apartment is similar but with additional benefits such as on-site staff, lounge use, monthly cleanings, etc. This depends on the property

Is there a rental fee for furniture and appliances?

No there isn’t. It comes with the contract. There will be occasions where we update the furniture in the room, that is also free.

Petit Grande Komagata

Features & Amenities

2004

Reinforced Concrete

AvailableRooms

Rooms

Petit Grande Komagata 502

Neighborhood Highlights

Tokyo National Museum

Ueno Park

Kappabashi Street

Ameyoko Market

Sensō-ji Temple

Guest Testimonials

Frequently Asked Questions

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