Tokyo Ryokans

Reasonable location within the city, just 5-10 minutes walk from the nearby metro stations; room size is ok with tokyo standard; a very standard apa style business hotel, though small, typically you can find everything you need; easy to locate convenient stores nearby that provide basics you need, ...

Everything was perfect. The Staff really exceeded expectations for a very beautiful property.

The hotel is close to train station and also not a long walk from Ueno JR station

Thank you for making us feel at home, top of the line service, great staff that goes above and beyond. Unforgettable experience!

Loved everything about it! Very traditional Japanese style as well

I loved the futon bed as it was a mew but good experience but room smelt a bit damp

An amazing experience, the staff is very friendly and concerned about your stay. Cyashitsu is a unique experience, a taste of what a traditional Japanese inn was like when the guest was an honoured person.

Although the location was in the very busy Asakusa, inside the property it actually felt very quiet and zen, from the genkan to the room itself. The hot bath was also a very nice surprise, especially with the view of the Skytree. The Japanese style breakfast was very generous in portion and the dining ...

Great location, scrupulously clean, traditional Japanese style was just as described so knew what to expect re: shared spaces etc. Was a little confused about the small print that said only one child allowed, but we checked with the owners and they were happy to accept our 3 children in the family ...

The location is great for tourists and foreigners that want to get away from the more populated modern cities in Tokyo. It is quaint and the staff is very welcoming. I've stayed there a few times and always enjoy it.

We appreciated the quiet and peaceful nature of this off-the-beaten-path ryokan. The hoteliers were some of the most hospitable people we have ever stayed with. They chatted with us a lot about the area and our plans in Japan. We highly recommend this unique traditional living experience. You will ...

The music room is the reason I chose here to stay. It's nice and old school Japanese hostel, the host is nice too. But the wall is so thin and the door also doesn't do any soundproof in your room, you can hear everything from the hallway, even the snore from next door. I"m a musician, I do enjoy ...