Japanese traditional house.Ryokan in asakusa with 2bedrooms

4.2

This Ryokan has an overall rating of 4.2/10, based on 79 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	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 Current ryokan	4.2/10	79

Check-in from 4:00 PM / Check-out until 10:00 AM

City Center Temple District Food District

Location

111-0032 Tokyo-to, 浅草6-13-1, Japan

Staff 0,0/10

Facilities 0,0/10

Cleanliness 0,0/10

Comfort 0,0/10

Value for money 0,0/10

Location 9,4/10

Prime Asakusa BaseIn Asakusa, within easy reach of Senso-ji and the wider sightseeing district.

Walkable Rail AccessAbout a 10-minute walk to Asakusa Tobu Station for convenient city connections.

Two-Bedroom LayoutSeparate bedrooms make it more practical for families or small groups.

Traditional House FeelA Japanese house-style stay that offers a more local, characterful atmosphere.

Near Family SightsClose to Hanayashiki and other Asakusa attractions suited to mixed-age trips.

Strong Review ScoresConsistently excellent guest ratings suggest a dependable overall stay experience.

Recommended stay2 nightsLocation is the strongest driver: one night works for Sensō-ji and an evening walk, but two nights fits check-in, local dinner, early-morning temple area, Sumida riverside time, and onward Tokyo sightseeing without rushing.

Trip-planning verdict: Best used as a practical Asakusa sightseeing base with a more private house-style stay, not as a destination onsen ryokan.

Know before booking

Not an onsen stayThis appears to be a private house-style ryokan listing in Asakusa, not a hot-spring retreat with public bath facilities.

Tourist-area crowdsThe surrounding Asakusa area is highly popular, so streets around Sensō-ji can feel busy from late morning onward.

Station walkAccess is good for Asakusa, but this address is not right on top of the main station exits.

Tsukemenkobo Asakusaseimenjo (nearby)

nearby5 min walk

Popular local tsukemen and noodle spot near the ryokan.

Yoroiya (nearby)

nearby10 min walk

Well-known Asakusa ramen shop for a quick casual meal.

Suke6 Diner (nearby)

nearby8 min walk

Casual all-day diner with coffee and hearty plates.

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, arrive via Asakusa Station and take a short taxi ride if carrying luggage, or walk if packing light and comfortable with local streets. From Haneda, through-service trains onto the Asakusa Line are usually the easiest; from Narita, direct or near-direct Access Express service toward Asakusa is usually the most practical.

Asakusa Station (Tsukuba Express)station
640 mabout 10-15 min on footabout 5-10 min by taxi
Useful if you are arriving from the Tsukuba Express side or prefer a station slightly closer to the western side of Asakusa; less useful for airport arrivals than the main Asakusa Station complex.
Tokyo Skytree Stationstation
1.4 kmabout 20-30 min on footabout 10-15 min by taxiabout 15-25 min by local transit or taxi-plus-train combination
Helpful mainly for Tobu Railway users or travelers combining arrival with Tokyo Skytree area sightseeing; not usually the simplest first-choice station for this ryokan.
Asakusa Stationmetro
670 mabout 12-18 min on footabout 5-10 min by taxi
Best overall rail access point for most visitors because it links the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line and Toei Asakusa Line, and is usually the most practical station for airport and city access.
Tawaramachi Stationmetro
1.0 kmabout 20-25 min on footabout 10-15 min by taxiabout 10-20 min by local transit, best checked locally
A workable backup on the Ginza Line if Asakusa Station routing is awkward, though the final approach is longer and less convenient with heavy luggage.
Haneda Airportairport
19 kmabout 35-60 min by taxi depending on trafficabout 40-60 min by train, often the easiest airport option
Usually the best airport for this ryokan because trains can connect toward the Asakusa Line with relatively straightforward access into Asakusa.
Narita International Airportairport
54 kmabout 60-90+ min by taxi, usually not recommendedabout 60-80 min by train, sometimes direct or near-direct toward Asakusa
A practical alternative if your flight uses Narita; rail access toward Asakusa is generally better than taking a taxi all the way into the city.
Asakusa Pier (Tokyo Cruise)ferry
800 mabout 12-18 min on footabout 5-10 min by taxi
Relevant mainly for sightseeing transfers on the Sumida River rather than core arrival logistics, but it can be a pleasant secondary access option in good weather.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points

Excellent Asakusa baseThe house sits in Asakusa 6-chome, within easy walking distance of Nitenmon Gate, Senso-ji area sights, and nearby local landmarks. It gives you a neighborhood feel while keeping major sightseeing spots close.
Good fit for families or friendsWith 2 bedrooms plus living space, this property is more practical than a standard Tokyo hotel room for small groups. You get room to spread out instead of squeezing into separate compact rooms.
Private house atmosphereThis stay offers a detached, traditional-house feel with more privacy than a typical ryokan or hotel. That can make the trip feel calmer and more personal, especially after busy days in central Tokyo.
Useful self-catering setupThe accommodation includes a kitchen area with cooking equipment such as a refrigerator, stovetop or microwave, and basic utensils. That is especially helpful for longer stays, simple breakfasts, or travelers with dietary needs.
Well-reviewed location experienceGuests have rated the location very strongly, suggesting the area works well in practice for sightseeing and getting around Asakusa. This is a meaningful advantage in a district where walkability shapes the whole stay.

5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs

Not a full-service ryokanDespite the listing style, this is closer to a private vacation house than a classic ryokan with elaborate service, kaiseki dining, or communal baths. Travelers expecting a traditional inn experience may feel disappointed.
Likely one-bathroom limitationFor a 2-bedroom house, bathroom sharing can become inconvenient when several guests are getting ready at once. That is a common pressure point for families or groups on tight morning schedules.
Check-in may feel less flexibleThis type of accommodation usually runs on a stricter self-check-in or set check-in window, with less on-site support than a staffed hotel. If you arrive late or want immediate assistance, it may feel less seamless.
Walk to rail access is not the shortestThe property is in a good sightseeing area, but it is not right on top of a major station entrance. If you are carrying heavy luggage or making frequent train transfers, the final walk may feel tiring.
Traditional layout may not suit everyoneA Japanese house style can mean steeper stairs, tighter room flow, or less sound separation than modern hotels. Guests with mobility concerns or those wanting polished contemporary interiors may prefer another option.

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

Rank	Ryokan	Rating	Reviews
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	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 Current ryokan	4.2/10	79