Taito Ryokan
8,1/10 Excellent - Based on 638 reviews
Nestled in a quiet alley, Taito Ryokan embodies the timeless elegance of a traditional Japanese establishment. Its dark wooden structures, delicate framed windows, and tatami flooring transport visitors to an era steeped in authenticity and tranquility. The peaceful, carefully maintained garden invites meditation and rejuvenation. Travelers can also enjoy a common lounge area to relax or socialize. With amenities such as bicycle rentals, air conditioning, and free Wi-Fi, this ryokan in Tokyo combines modern comfort with heritage charm.
Meeting the expectations of couples and families, the rooms, with their minimalist style, are equipped with futons offering optimal comfort for a restful sleep, and their tatami flooring reflects a traditional aesthetic. The accommodations are simple yet functional, with a desk and spaces bathed in natural light. The shared bathrooms, clean and well-maintained, reflect the warm welcome offered to guests. For those more demanding, an optional linen service is also available.
For food lovers, the CaféBar Restaurant の輪, located within the ryokan, offers a varied cuisine blending Japanese, Chinese, and European flavors, ideal for a meal with a partner or family. Nearby, the vibrant alleys are filled with restaurants such as Karaage Yukari or Steak House Matsunami, perfect for discovering the local and diverse culinary richness of Tokyo.
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Japanese Authenticity Evaluation
7/10 Naturally imbued with Japanese charm, this ryokan marries tradition and simplicity. The rooms with authentic tatami and futons invite calm, while the architecture retains a typical essence. However, the baths and cuisine could offer a more refined experience to fully capture the essence of an ideal ryokan.
Highlights of the Ryokan
Tatami
Wi-Fi Connection
Air Conditioning
Positive Reviews
Emplacement idéal
L'hébergement est très bien situé, proche du temple Asakusa, du métro, et de nombreux restaurants et attractions touristiques, ce qui facilite la découverte de Tokyo.
Expérience authentique japonaise
Dormir dans un ryokan traditionnel avec tatamis et futons offre une expérience unique et authentique du Japon, appréciée par de nombreux voyageurs.
Propreté et calme
Les chambres et les parties communes sont jugées très propres. Malgré des murs fins, les nuits sont souvent calmes grâce au respect des résidents.
Personnel accueillant
Le gérant est souvent décrit comme disponible, accueillant et à l'écoute, prêt à rendre service lors de l'arrivée et durant le séjour.
Bon rapport qualité-prix
L'établissement propose un hébergement abordable, avec la possibilité d'avoir une chambre individuelle ou de grandes chambres à un prix raisonnable.
Ambiance conviviale et petits plus
Le charme de l'auberge, l'ambiance conviviale, ainsi que les petits plus comme le thé et le café offerts, sont régulièrement mentionnés comme des atouts.
Negative Reviews
Isolation phonique limitée
Les murs sont très fins, ce qui peut entraîner des nuisances sonores, surtout pour les personnes sensibles au bruit ou lors de travaux à proximité.
Équipements vétustes ou rudimentaires
Certaines installations, comme les douches, toilettes ou locaux, sont jugées un peu vétustes ou rudimentaires, mais restent acceptables pour le prix.
Douche et toilettes communes
La présence de douches et toilettes communes peut ne pas convenir à tout le monde, même si cela fait partie du charme traditionnel du lieu.
Odeur de tabac froid
Une odeur persistante de tabac froid a été signalée dans certains espaces, ce qui peut gêner les personnes sensibles aux odeurs.
Manque d'isolation thermique
L'absence d'isolation contre le froid ou les courants d'air peut rendre le séjour moins confortable en dehors des saisons chaudes.
Accueil parfois réservé
Le gérant peut paraître un peu taciturne ou réservé, et la barrière de la langue peut parfois compliquer la communication, mais il reste serviable.
What are the check-in and check-out times at Taito Ryokan?
Check-in at Taito Ryokan is from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM, and check-out must be done before 10:00 AM.
What languages are spoken at Taito Ryokan?
The staff at Taito Ryokan speaks English and Japanese to meet the needs of international guests.
Does Taito Ryokan have an onsen?
No, Taito Ryokan does not offer an onsen, but there is a shared bathroom for guests.
What wellness services are available?
The ryokan does not specifically offer wellness services, but guests can enjoy the garden to relax.
What about dining options at Taito Ryokan?
Taito Ryokan does not have an on-site restaurant, but there are many dining options nearby, such as Steak House Matsunami and Churrascaria Quebom!.
Does Taito Ryokan offer parking?
No, the establishment does not have parking, but it is easy to get around thanks to nearby public transportation.
What tourist attractions are near the ryokan?
Nearby you will find the Drum Museum, Asakusa ROX shopping center, and Honpo-ji Temple, among other points of interest.
Are pets allowed at Taito Ryokan?
Pets are not allowed in the establishment.
Are there cultural activities available?
The neighborhood offers numerous cultural opportunities such as museum visits and traditional Japanese gardens.
What about transportation options around Taito Ryokan?
Asakusa Station – Tsukuba Express station is only 200 meters away, and Tawaramachi subway station is 250 meters away, making it easy to get around.
What restrictions should be observed during your stay?
The establishment is non-smoking, accepts cash payments only, and does not allow parties or events. Silence is required between 10:00 PM and 8:00 AM.
Can I borrow bicycles to explore the surroundings?
Yes, Taito Ryokan offers a bicycle rental service to help guests explore the surroundings pleasantly.
