Andon Ryokan

8.8

This Ryokan has an overall rating of 8.8/10, based on 757 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 Current 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	4.2/10	79

Check-in from 3:00 PM

City Center Station Access Old Town Food District Reservable Bath Jacuzzi

Location

111-0021 Tokyo-to, Taito-ku Nihonzutsumi 2-34-10 , Japan

Staff 9,2/10

Facilities 8,7/10

Cleanliness 9,1/10

Comfort 8,9/10

Value for money 8,8/10

Location 8,2/10

Designer Ryokan StyleKnown as Tokyo's first designer ryokan, blending traditional inn stays with contemporary character.

Near Minowa StationAbout five minutes on foot from Minowa Station for simple Tokyo train access.

Walkable to AsakusaAround 20 minutes on foot to Asakusa sightseeing, Nakamise Street, and temple areas.

Atmospheric LoungeAntique-filled lounge and café-bar spaces give the property a memorable local personality.

Hot Tub RelaxationAn on-site hot tub adds a welcome unwind option after busy Tokyo sightseeing days.

Good Value BaseCommonly positioned as a budget-friendly stay with character, family rooms, and useful amenities.

Recommended stay1-2 nightsAccess is the strongest driver here: it is a practical Tokyo base near Minowa Station, with enough nearby old-Tokyo atmosphere, local bath culture, and Asakusa spillover for one full evening and possibly one more day, but not enough destination-style draw for a long stay.

Trip-planning verdict: Best used as a short Tokyo stay for travelers who want a small Japanese-style inn with local character near Asakusa, not a full onsen retreat or long resort stay.

Know before booking

Not a true onsen ryokanThe inn offers a reservable private jacuzzi, not an in-house natural hot spring bath.

Shared facilitiesGuest rooms do not have private bath or toilet; showers and toilets are shared by floor.

Stairs matterThis is a poor fit for travelers with mobility issues or heavy luggage because stair use is part of the stay.

Age limitsBest to verify party composition carefully; the property limits younger children and is geared to older guests.

Fuku Andon (on-site)

on-site

Antique cafe and bar on the 1st floor with Japanese home-style meals.

Sakura Nabe Nakae (nearby)

nearby9 min walk

Historic local restaurant known for sakura nabe hot pot.

Cafe Bach (nearby)

nearby10 min walk

Well-known classic coffee shop near Minami-Senju.

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 Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line Minowa Station and walk about 5–8 minutes. If coming from Narita, Nippori Station is a practical transfer hub, while Haneda travelers will usually find rail plus a short walk or taxi from Minowa or Minami-Senju the simplest.

Minami-Senju Stationstation
650 mMinami-Senju, Arakawa City, Tokyo, Japanabout 12–18 min on footabout 5–10 min by taxia short local connection may be possible, but walking or taxi is often easier with luggage
Useful if you are arriving on JR or Tsukuba Express; better than Minowa for some regional rail connections, but less convenient for the final walk with heavy bags.
Nippori Stationstation
2.2 km2 Nishi-Nippori, Arakawa City, Tokyo, Japanabout 30 min walkabout 15–25 min by taxi depending on trafficabout 20–30 min with a transfer, best checked locally
A major transfer hub that is especially useful for Narita Airport access and JR transfers; practical for travelers who prefer a taxi for the last segment.
Minowa Stationmetro
360 m5-19-6 Negishi, Taito City, Tokyo, Japanabout 5–8 min on footabout 3–5 min by taxi
Best everyday access point for the ryokan; the shortest and simplest final approach for most guests.
Minowa-Nichome Bus Stopbus
280 mMinowa 2-chome area, Taito City, Tokyo, Japanabout 4–7 min on footabout 3–5 min by taxi
Helpful as a nearby local bus option if you want to reduce walking from a station, though bus use is usually secondary to Minowa Station for first-time visitors.
Tokyo International Airport (Haneda)airport
20 kmHanedakuko, Ota City, Tokyo, Japanabout 30–50 min by taxi depending on trafficoften about 45–70 min by rail and transfer
Usually the most convenient airport for this ryokan if fares and flight options work for you; good for shorter transfer times into Tokyo.
Narita International Airportairport
54 kmNarita, Chiba, Japanabout 60–90 min by taxi, usually not idealoften about 60–90 min by rail, commonly via Nippori or another central transfer
Useful for many international arrivals, but the trip is longer than from Haneda; rail via Nippori is usually the most practical approach.

5 reasons to choose this ryokan best points

Designer ryokan with real personalityThis is not a generic budget stay: the property is known for its modern Japanese design, antiques, manga wall art, and an architectural identity that feels curated rather than standard.
Memorable homemade Japanese breakfastThe ryokan puts real emphasis on daily breakfast made with seasonal ingredients and home-style Japanese cooking, which can make the stay feel much more personal than a typical hotel morning.
Private jacuzzi adds a special touchThe reservable jacuzzi is a standout feature in Tokyo, with custom tile artwork inspired by traditional public bath culture, giving the stay a more relaxing ryokan feel.
Good fit for exploring old TokyoThe Nihonzutsumi/Minowa location places you in a quieter shitamachi neighborhood, and Minowa Station is about a 5-minute walk, making it convenient for reaching Asakusa and other eastern Tokyo areas.
Useful for longer or practical staysFree drinks, laundry, a shoe dryer, and well-kept shared facilities make it more functional than many small character stays, especially if you are traveling for several days.

5 reasons not to choose this ryokan watch-outs

Shared bathrooms may be a deal-breakerThe ryokan uses shared washrooms and shower spaces by floor, so it may not suit travelers who want a fully private en-suite experience.
Rooms are on the compact sideThis property is better for travelers who value atmosphere over space, because rooms are frequently described as small and more efficient than spacious.
Not in Tokyo’s most central hotel zoneWhile access from Minowa is solid, the ryokan is not in the heart of major nightlife or business districts, so some travelers may find the base less convenient at night.
Style is more contemporary than classicIf you want a deeply traditional ryokan with garden views, kaiseki formality, and a countryside onsen mood, this designer interpretation may feel more urban and modern than expected.
Best features depend on booking the right planA lot of the appeal comes from meals and the private bath, so guests who book a simple room-only stay may miss part of what makes this ryokan special.

Current position: 16th out of 40 ryokans in Tokyo-to.

Rank	Ryokan	Rating	Reviews
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 Current 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