cyashitsu ryokan asakusa
Traditional tatami room with low table and painted fusuma at cyashitsu ryokan asakusa in Tokyo
Shower beside wooden soaking tub with glass courtyard and plants at cyashitsu ryokan asakusa Tokyo
Wooden tray with rice, grilled fish, tamagoyaki, miso soup and pickles on low table at ryokan in Asakusa Tokyo
Dimly lit tatami room with low table, zabuton cushions and futon near shoji screens at cyashitsu ryokan asakusa in Tokyo
Night exterior of multi-story ryokan with warm-lit windows and street entrance in Asakusa, Tokyo
Tatami room with futon and shoji screens at cyashitsu ryokan asakusa in Tokyo
Bathroom with glass-enclosed shower, wooden vanity and toilet at cyashitsu ryokan asakusa Tokyo

cyashitsu ryokan asakusa

9.5
This Ryokan has an overall rating of 9.5/10, based on 669 reviews. ? Our score combines two signals: 50% based on traveler sentiment and guest feedback found online, and 50% based on our internal on-site evaluation plus ratings from verified travelers on our platform, who must provide proof of stay.
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Check-in from 3:00 PM
City Center Temple District Old Town Open-Air Bath Reservable Bath In-Room Bath
Staff 9,8/10
Facilities 9,5/10
Cleanliness 9,6/10
Comfort 9,6/10
Value for money 8,8/10
Location 9,0/10

Ryokan highlights

A compact design-led ryokan in Asakusa blending tea-room aesthetics with strong sightseeing access.

Behind SensojiSet just behind Sensoji Temple, ideal for early walks and old-town atmosphere.
Tea-Room DesignRooms reinterpret the Japanese tea room with compact, calm, distinctly local styling.
Open-Air BathOffers an open-air bath experience, a rare relaxing touch for a central Tokyo stay.
Walkable Station AccessReach Asakusa-area rail lines on foot, including Ginza, Tobu, and Tsukuba Express.
Quiet Asakusa BaseIn a residential pocket near major sights, balancing convenience with a calmer feel.
Dinner On SiteOn-site dinner service adds an easy ryokan-style meal option after sightseeing.

Who is this ryokan best for?

Recommended stay1-2 nightsLocation is the main stay-length driver: you can check in, walk Sensoji and nearby lanes, reserve the rooftop bath, sleep in tatami-style rooms, have breakfast, and continue across Tokyo without losing time. A second night only makes sense if you want a slower Asakusa pace or nearby East Tokyo sightseeing.
Trip-planning verdict: Best as a short cultural stay in Tokyo for travelers who want Asakusa atmosphere and a ryokan-style night, not a destination onsen retreat.

Know before booking

Not a real onsenThe bath experience appears to be an open-air bath rather than a natural hot spring stay, so do not book it as an onsen destination.
Compact roomsSeveral room types are very small, and some use shared toilet facilities, so comfort depends heavily on room category.
Station walkAccess is workable but not ultra-easy with large luggage because the ryokan sits behind Sensoji, not beside the station.

Food & drinks

Verified at 3-32-12 Asakusa, this ryokan offers simple in-room Japanese breakfast, evening lounge drinks, and an optional dinner course at nearby Cyashitsu Nigou.

Dining Room (on-site)
on-site

In-room Japanese breakfast with a simple tea-room style set.

  • Steamed ricefoodPlain Japanese rice.
  • SoupfoodLight breakfast soup.
  • Vegetable sidefoodSimple seasonal vegetable dish.
Lounge (on-site)
on-site

First-floor lounge for evening sake and light bites.

  • SakedrinkJapanese rice wine at night.
  • NibblesfoodSmall bar-style snacks.
Cyashitsu Nigou (nearby)
nearbyabout 10 min walk

Related off-site dinner venue in Asakusa for the ryokan's dinner course.

  • SukiyakifoodHot pot style beef dinner.
  • Matsusaka beefspecialtyPremium beef used in the course.
  • Small sushifoodSushi served in a small bowl style.
  • Sky Tree viewspecialtyDinner setting with a view.

Access, transport and nearby sights

This ryokan is in north Asakusa, best reached from the Asakusa station area or the Tsukuba Express station, with Haneda and Narita both practical airport options.

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

Should you choose this ryokan?

A stylish small ryokan in Asakusa that leans hard into a tea-room concept rather than a classic luxury ryokan feel. It is a strong pick for travelers who want atmosphere, a quieter position near Senso-ji, and a memorable Tokyo stay, but less ideal if you want large rooms or immediate station access.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points
  • Tea-room design feels distinctiveThe property is built around a compact tea-room concept, so the stay feels more curated and atmospheric than a standard city hotel. It suits travelers who want a strong Japanese design identity instead of generic accommodation.
  • Great base behind Senso-jiIt sits in the residential side of Asakusa behind Senso-ji, which makes it easy to enjoy the old-town mood on foot while feeling slightly removed from the busiest tourist flow. That location works especially well for early morning or evening walks around the temple area.
  • Rooftop private bath adds characterThe top floor has a reservable open-air bath with Tokyo Skytree views, giving guests a more ryokan-like moment that is rare in central Tokyo. This is one of the clearest standout features for couples or travelers wanting a special wind-down after sightseeing.
  • Small scale can feel personalWith only around 10 rooms, the ryokan offers a more intimate atmosphere than a large hotel. That smaller setup often makes the stay feel calmer and more deliberate, which fits the property's concept well.
  • Breakfast and dinner options deepen the experienceThe ryokan offers a Japanese breakfast, and dinner plans include options such as sukiyaki or sushi-style courses linked to its annex dining space. That makes it easier to turn one night here into a fuller ryokan-style experience instead of just using it as a place to sleep.
5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs
  • Rooms are intentionally compactThe tea-room motif includes low ceilings and a small, minimal layout, which may feel charming to some but cramped to others. Travelers with large luggage or anyone wanting space to spread out may find it restrictive.
  • Walk from the station is not the easiestAlthough still accessible, it is not right next to the main Asakusa stations and usually requires a walk of roughly 7 to 13 minutes depending on the line. That can feel longer with suitcases, in summer heat, or after a late arrival.
  • Not a classic full-service ryokan resortThis is a compact urban ryokan in Tokyo, not a countryside property with expansive grounds, multiple baths, and a lavish traditional program. If you want a grand ryokan stay with lots of facilities, this may feel too limited.
  • The area is atmospheric but not ultra-central for trainsIts position in the deeper Asakusa side is wonderful for neighborhood character, but less convenient if your priority is fast station access for constant cross-city travel. Travelers planning busy multi-stop Tokyo itineraries may prefer a more transit-adjacent base.
  • Design style may outweigh practicalityThe experience is clearly shaped around mood, aesthetics, and a sense of ritual, which is appealing if you buy into the concept. If you mainly want straightforward comfort, bright spacious rooms, and maximum convenience, the design choices may feel like compromises.

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