Published date: March 5, 2025
An all-you-can-drink sake accommodation for sake lovers!
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
Since my company has returned to full in-office attendance, the long daily commute has become challenging, so I decided to try a stay in Tokyo with Hafh.
The reasons I chose it are these three.
1. Within 30 minutes of my office
2. All-you-can-drink sake?!
3. Plus, I can do some sightseeing.
Being a sake lover, the second reason was particularly appealing.
The sake available includes around 5-6 types centered around 'Amaburi' from Yoshikawa Brewery in Kanagawa, exclusively for guests at the first-floor bar counter. There were also some whiskeys and beers available.
The food options included oden, rice balls, dim sum, and frozen takoyaki, allowing guests to snack freely, making it perfect for a quick drink before exploring Asakusa!
There's also a mini bar for sake on the footbath terrace on the top floor, where you can drink too.
At check-in, you receive a small original masu to enjoy your drink, which is quite stylish.
Breakfast was simple with rice balls and miso soup.
The room was compact but clean.
There were English manga available, and the bar counter had traditional decorations that provided a cultural touch, making it appealing to inbound tourists, while also giving a bit of a unique experience that I thought was quite nice.
Experiences during the trip
I took a stroll in Asakusa on a weekday night, and it was nice to enjoy the tourism atmosphere while it wasn't crowded, with the Tokyo Skytree in sight.
They say that 30% of the fortunes at Senso-ji Temple are 'bad,' and mine was indeed bad. Haha.
Hoppy Street was also empty, and I filled my belly with monjayaki and yakisoba to wrap up the day.