Oshiage in a day: the riverside, Solamachi and Tokyo Skytree

Tokyo Schole is the renamed former Premier Tokyo Oshiage, near Oshiage Exit B3. It suits a trip centred on Skytree and the mall. Check room size, beds and whether SHARE LOUNGE access is included; features of special rooms do not apply to every room.

Recent guest feedback praises location and some room sizes, while also reporting differences in requested bed arrangements, sofa cleanliness and breakfast circulation. State bed and view requirements clearly and decide whether breakfast fits your habits. Dated exterior photographs do not promise today’s signage; room prices vary by date.

Official room sizes range from 18.9 to 71.7 m². Basic and special rooms differ substantially; check the exact category for two large suitcases or extra beds.

This is separate from Keisei Richmond Hotel Tokyo Oshiage; match the booking and navigation name.

1-10-3 Oshiage, Sumida-ku

At 1-8-23 Oshiage, this is a different building and booking from Premier Tokyo Schole. The official site gives a one-minute walk from Oshiage Station. It suits early departures and late returns around the station and Skytree Town. Choose an explicitly named view category if a tower view matters.

Recent guests praise location and cleanliness, while a longer-stay guest reported inconsistent bed-making. A hotel response does not prove every issue is resolved. Ask about cleaning and linen schedules for longer stays. There is no dedicated or partner car park. The gallery shows the Oshiage neighbourhood, not hotel rooms.

The 17 m² Standard room has a 140 cm bed and explicitly no Skytree view. The 21 m² Comfort Double has a 160 cm bed and is listed with a tower view. Compare space for two large suitcases; a high floor alone does not mean a view room.

Confirm “Keisei” and 1-8-23 on the booking; do not check in at Premier Tokyo Schole.

1-8-23 Oshiage, Sumida-ku