Nihonbashi Kakigara Ryokan

7.4

This Ryokan has an overall rating of 7.4/10, based on 179 reviews.

Rank	Ryokan	Rating	Reviews
🥇 1st	cyashitsu ryokan asakusa	9.5/10	669
🥈 2nd	Tokyo inn Sakura An	9.7/10	65
🥉 3rd	New Open Rosenheim 旅館スイートルームB無料WIFI	9.4/10	1,317
4th	Takanawa Hanakohro, a Member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World	9.4/10	360
5th	Nobori	9.7/10	53
6th	Ito Ryokan	9.4/10	209
7th	Annex Katsutaro Ryokan	9.2/10	1,426
8th	Ryokan Sansuiso	9.2/10	251
9th	寅ホテル御徒町 TORA HOTEL Okachimachi	9.2/10	182
10th	Ryokan Fuji	9.2/10	175
11th	Ryokan Asakusa Shigetsu	9.1/10	2,839
12th	The Edo Sakura	9.1/10	2,332
13th	Mizu no Yado Asakusa	9.3/10	32
14th	Kimi Ryokan	9.0/10	164
15th	Asakusa Ryokan Toukaisou	8.8/10	1,255
16th	Andon Ryokan	8.8/10	757
17th	HOTEL HOUSE LEE	8.8/10	314
18th	Ryokan Niko	9.0/10	20
19th	Ryokan Kamogawa Asakusa	8.7/10	1,187
20th	Ryokan Katsutaro	8.7/10	550
21st	Hotel Edoya	8.6/10	917
22nd	Mitomi inn 京急蒲田駅	9.0/10	9
23rd	Sakura Ryokan Asakusa Iriya	8.5/10	381
24th	Tokyo Private villa/near station/Ginza/Asakusa/Sky Tree/Louis House	8.9/10	4
25th	Kougetsu Sanso — Moon Villa in Tokyo	8.5/10	71
26th	NEW Hotel Komugi Skytree – modern Japanese-style guesthouse near Asakusa & Skytree 3mins, whole house rental perfect for large groups up to 14pax	9.1/10	1
27th	Ryokan Mikawaya	9.1/10	1
28th	Mori House In 西日暮里I	8.6/10	3
29th	民話の宿荒澤屋旅館 Atasawaya Ryokkan, a inn of folk tales	8.4/10	10
30th	Business Inn Haijima	8.0/10	5
31st	Taito Ryokan	8.1/10	79
32nd	Tama Ryokan	8.1/10	519
33rd	Chang Tee Hotel Ikebukuro	8.1/10	1,349
34th	Utsuboya-sō	5.0/10	2
35th	Sky Tree INN Ⅱ（晴樹宿Ⅱ）	8.0/10	120
36th	DP小山町Machida	3.8/10	2
37th	Nihonbashi Kakigara Ryokan Current ryokan	7.4/10	179
38th	Day Nice Hotel Tokyo	7.3/10	647
39th	Ryokan Ichinao	6.5/10	931
40th	Japanese traditional house.Ryokan in asakusa with 2bedrooms	4.2/10	79

Check-in from 4:00 PM / Check-out until 11:00 AM

City Center Station Access Old Town

Location

103-0014 Tokyo-to, Chuo-ku, Nihonbashi Kakigara-cho 1-2-10, Japan

Staff 6,6/10

Facilities 7,2/10

Cleanliness 7,6/10

Comfort 7,0/10

Value for money 7,0/10

Location 8,8/10

Central Nihonbashi BaseWell placed in Chuo City for easy access to central Tokyo sightseeing and business districts.

Near Multiple StationsWalkable to Kayabacho, Hatchobori, and Suitengumae area transport for convenient city movement.

Traditional Tatami StayJapanese-style rooms with tatami and futons give a more local ryokan-style Tokyo experience.

Small Quiet AtmosphereIts limited room count supports a calmer, more personal stay than larger city hotels.

Clean, Comfortable RoomsReview patterns consistently praise cleanliness and the practical comfort of the guest rooms.

Helpful English SupportEnglish-speaking support is noted, making check-in and local communication easier for overseas guests.

Recommended stay1-2 nightsAccess is the strongest driver here: arrive, settle into a tatami room, use nearby subway lines and T-CAT for efficient airport or Tokyo sightseeing connections, then move on before the area feels too businesslike.

Trip-planning verdict: Best used as a practical central Tokyo base with tatami-room character, not as a destination onsen ryokan or scenic retreat.

Know before booking

No onsen stayThis property does not appear to offer onsen, public baths, spa, or wellness facilities expected from resort ryokans.

Urban business settingThe immediate area is central, useful, and fairly quiet, but not a scenic hot-spring town or rural escape.

Limited destination feelGood for sleeping and moving around Tokyo, but weak if you want to spend most of the day inside the ryokan.

KEI-KA-EN (nearby)

nearby3 min walk

Hotel Chinese dining near Suitengumae.

Genjikoh (nearby)

nearby3 min walk

Japanese restaurant in the nearby Royal Park Hotel.

Toriyaki Lilly (nearby)

nearby4 min walk

Charcoal-grilled chicken bistro with wine.

Distances are approximate and calculated from the ryokan coordinates. Travel times may vary depending on route, traffic and schedules.

Useful access points Stations, stops, airports and practical travel advice.

Best way to arrive For most travelers, the easiest arrival is via Kayabacho Station or Suitengumae Station on foot. If arriving from either major airport with luggage, using the airport bus to Tokyo City Air Terminal and then a short taxi ride or careful walk is often the most practical option.

Hatchobori Stationstation
860 mabout 10-15 min on footabout 5-10 min by taxi
Helpful for JR Keiyo Line access and some direct regional connections; better for rail users than for first-time visitors with large bags.
Suitengumae Stationmetro
260 mabout 6-10 min on footnot usually necessary
Very useful if coming via the Hanzomon Line or airport bus area; a strong choice for travelers heading to or from TCAT.
Kayabacho Stationmetro
290 mabout 5-8 min on footnot usually necessary
Best all-round nearby station for many city arrivals; practical for subway access and manageable on foot if luggage is light.
Ningyocho Stationmetro
620 mabout 10-15 min on footabout 5-10 min by taxiabout 1 stop away by subway from nearby interchange options, depending on route
Useful secondary station with multiple subway connections, but a little less convenient on foot with heavy luggage.
Nihombashi Stationmetro
810 mabout 12-18 min on footabout 5-10 min by taxia short subway hop may be easier than walking, depending on luggage
A useful major interchange, but not the easiest final approach on foot unless you are already comfortable navigating central Tokyo.
Tokyo City Air Terminal (TCAT)bus
760 mabout 10-15 min on footabout 5-10 min by taxi
Very practical for airport limousine bus arrivals, especially with luggage; often the easiest airport-to-neighborhood transfer point.
Haneda Airportairport
14 kmabout 25-40 min by taxi depending on trafficabout 35-60 min depending on train or airport-bus combination
Usually the most convenient airport for this ryokan, especially for domestic flights and shorter transfers into central Tokyo.
Narita International Airportairport
55 kmabout 50-90 min by taxi depending on trafficabout 60-100 min depending on train or airport-bus combination
Useful for many international arrivals; TCAT-bound airport bus can be especially practical if you want to minimize station changes with luggage.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points

Traditional tatami stay in central TokyoThis property offers a more old-style Japanese room atmosphere with tatami flooring, giving you a ryokan feel in a business-oriented part of Tokyo. It suits travelers who want something more local than a standard chain hotel.
Quiet Nihonbashi baseIt sits in Nihonbashi Kakigaracho in Chuo, a relatively calm area compared with busier nightlife districts. That makes it practical for travelers who want central access without constant street noise outside.
Very strong staff reputationGuest feedback consistently highlights friendly, helpful service as one of the property's best features. That can make a big difference if you value a smoother check-in and local assistance.
Good access to transport and city sightsThe ryokan is well placed for moving around central Tokyo and is near local landmarks around Nihonbashi. It works well for visitors planning to spend most of the day exploring rather than staying in the room.
Good value for a Tokyo ryokan-style stayFor a small central Tokyo property, it is often seen as a reasonably priced way to try a Japanese-style room. Travelers focused on location and character may find it better value than larger hotels nearby.

5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs

Rooms are very smallMultiple reviews point to tight room sizes, even by Tokyo standards. If you have large luggage or want extra personal space, it may feel cramped.
Limited ryokan extrasThis is more of a simple city ryokan stay than a destination ryokan with elaborate meals, baths, or extensive facilities. Travelers expecting a classic onsen-ryokan experience may be disappointed.
Wi-Fi appears inconsistentReview scores show weaker performance for Wi-Fi than for most other categories. That could be frustrating if you need reliable connectivity for work or planning.
Comfort can vary by seasonSome guests mention that rooms can feel cold at times, suggesting comfort is not equally strong for everyone year-round. Sensitive sleepers may notice this more in cooler months.
Not ideal if you want modern hotel polishThe appeal here is simplicity and traditional character, not upscale design or broad amenities. If you prefer spacious contemporary rooms and a more polished hotel setup, this may feel basic.

Current position: 37th out of 40 ryokans in Tokyo-to.

Rank	Ryokan	Rating	Reviews
32nd	Tama Ryokan	8.1/10	519
33rd	Chang Tee Hotel Ikebukuro	8.1/10	1,349
34th	Utsuboya-sō	5.0/10	2
35th	Sky Tree INN Ⅱ（晴樹宿Ⅱ）	8.0/10	120
36th	DP小山町Machida	3.8/10	2
37th	Nihonbashi Kakigara Ryokan Current ryokan	7.4/10	179
38th	Day Nice Hotel Tokyo	7.3/10	647
39th	Ryokan Ichinao	6.5/10	931
40th	Japanese traditional house.Ryokan in asakusa with 2bedrooms	4.2/10	79