This place is just a bit of a walk from Iriya station on the Hibiya line but it's still a good choice of you wanna be close to Ueno, Asakusa, and Akihabara

Really friendly staff. Nice and quiet surroundings.

We stayed in 4 different hotels in Tokyo and this was the one we liked the most. If we were to come back to Japan we would definitely stay here again. The rooms had decent space, the area was peaceful and there were a 7eleven and metro station nearby, which was very convenient.

it needs full renovation and replanning, traditional doesn't mean obsolete

Really nice Ryokan. Me and my family really enjoyed our stay. It's conveniently located and my father loved the public bath! One minor point was that the table in our tatami room was dusty so when we poured tea there was dust in the cup. Besides this we had no complaints.

Japanese style tatami room was impressive. Common room where we could smoke. Bathing area.

Great value for money and feels like home

Value for money is superb. One-third price of basic businessman's hotel room. I hesitate to recommend lest it now become full every night! Price increases on weekends on holidays, as is standard in Japan. Location is so-so. Close to Taito Lifelong Learning Centre and not far from 'Street of Kitchen Knives'. Breakfast (I had Japanese) was very good. I think the fish had been frozen, but what do you expect your 5000 JPY? Staff were very good - senior Mr. Sato, his daughter and son-in-law Mr. Suzuki (was the elder lady also family?) Service was very good. Room was good, especially deep (albeit small) bathtub, couch in room, and western bed. Don't expect beautiful. It is functiobal - previsely what I wanted and expected on my low budget. Other: elevator. Obvious 'Oyo' sign. I did not try on-site 24-hour Japanese bath, as I had my own in room plus tried the closest 'Sento' (public bath) which was nothing to write home about.

Nice and clean room, staff very helpful and the public bath is great

Clean & Convenient

Convenient. Within 8min walks to Iriya Station. Clean. Feel safe. Will stay here again.

Wonderful ryokan room. Comfortable futon. The hotel itself was a little seedy. All areas smelled of cigarettes and stale food. Seemed like people outside in side alley were smoking. Unfriendly front desk.

It was a pleasant stay on a budget. I stayed in a single room and it was bigger than similar hotels/ryokans I had stayed in in the past. The check-in process was smooth and there was a good air-conditioner, which was a big plus considering how hot Japan has been. The room was cleaned every day too. It is in a quiet residential area, which I liked. Not every staff member spoke English but they were polite and helpful. I will stay there again!

Traditional Japanese

Great location (close to Iriya subway station). Our first traditional Japanese accomodation experience (slippers, shared bathrooms, beds on floor etc). Bathrooms always extremely clean (considering shared).

Meager accommodations but reasonable for the price

Small room where I stayed with 3 adults and 1 baby. Sink in room but toilet is shared with floor. Two communal Japanese baths on 2nd and 1st floor. Coin laundry on first floor. Iriya subway stop is a 10 minute walk. Ueno stop is maybe 15 or 20 minutes walk. This is a humble place in a peaceful location with accommodating staff. If your expectations are not too high you will find it satisfactory.

Quiet Hotel, Friendly Staff

Perfect for experiencing Tokyo on a budget. This business hotel provides everything you need to get a good night's rest. Cozy rooms but very quiet. The staff is very polite and helpful. This would be the next step above staying at a hostel. Less than 10-minute walk to Tokyo Metro Iriya Station.

Cosy, Clean and Traditional

Welcomed by friendly host, small yet charming place, Swift check-in process with many tourist places brochures. Got the Japanese room, clean and cosy. Full of amenities like coffee/tea maker, television (Japanese channels only) and yukata. Very comfortable futon mattress to sleep on. Cleaned every morning. Bathroom a bit small for us but its fit the purpose. on the minus side, the host not fluent in English and a bit far from the metro. Overall, we happy that we choose this place, will certainly back for 2nd time.

Unfriendly front desk

The room,the location are all great,but the old man behide the reception will turn your stomach,he is so rude,sour and angry

Experience a traditional Japanese stay

This hotel features several traditional Japanese rooms with the sliding doors, tatami mats on the floor, and you sleep on a futon on the floor instead of a raised bed. You leave your shoes at the front and switch into slippers. It is a nice way to experience this traditional style of cozy Japanese hotel. The overall hotel is a little run-down. But you go to a place like this for the traditional experience, not for pristine modern décor. The guy at the front desk does not speak a lot of English, but he is cheerful and will check you in just fine. Not accessible for those with physical disabilities or weaknesses. The main entrance requires you to walk up several stairs. The lift inside the hotel is very tiny, and I doubt a wheelchair could fit inside it.

We thought we made a mistake to select this place. Front lobby was on the 2nd floor, but no sign of the elevator, so we had to carry the heavy luggage ourselves on the stairs. Later found out the elevator (2 people barely fit) was hidden in the small garage behind many vehicles. The hall way was old and shabby. The old man (owner?) was not cheerful and didn’t greet us nor “thank you” even when we left. A bathroom was too small but it was clean, though.

Basic clean hotel

Hard to find and even the taxi driver got lost. Small comfortable room with private bathroom and everything one needed. Close to Iriya metro stop.

Great Traditional Ryokan Room!

This accommodation was great! It has a good location for bus station travelling to Ueno-Station and Tokyo Sky Tree. The ryokan room was really clean and quiet. All facility are clean, but it has less space which are common in any budget hotel.

Nice little place to stay

For the price and location it's a great little place. It's not fancy but the rooms are clean and there's A/C if you need it. The private bathroom is small but that's to be expected. I recommend though going the Japanese way and taking a bath in the communal bathroom. It's a great experience. If you want breakfast there you have to let them know the night before and if you want western or Japanese style. Apparently both are really good. I personally suggest to just venture out and find a local joint. You can eat for cheaper. Though the breakfast is only ¥850 about. If you want to stay away from the hustle and bustle of the young areas of Japan I suggest here.

Comfortable traditional Japanese inn

The elderly manager had poor English and was grumpy. Kitchen was untidy and not that clean but our room and bathroom were spotless. We had clean towels and fresh sheets every day. It was the first place in Japan we stayed in that supplied English tea and coffee and that was much appreciated. As we were using our JR pass, it was a 20 minute walk to the station which was a bit too far but it was excellent value. Would have been nice to have a hairdryer. The bathroom was the smallest bathroom we have ever seen but it was very clean and functional.

nice ryokan style

This is a nice place for staying in a ryokan style. The hotel is clean but the bathroom is quite small. The hotel provides all amenities that we need. All staffs are very kind. We can leave our big baggage in the hotel while we went to another for few days.

You can do better.

I panicked because of a long weekend and needed to be near Euno station. This man who runs the place is a bit weird but the lady was super nice. Hard to find if you don't know Tokyo. It's in the middle of nowhere. I had to get a cab and even he didn't know where it was. The room was fine but I'm tall so the bathroom was interesting and I've stayed at many Japanese hotels. If you're more than 187cm, look around unless you have too. Also, the guy fell asleep when I came back at 8pm so I had to scream "sumimasen" 20 times before the lady let me get my key back. I won't stay there again. I type this from a 3.5 star hotel in shinjuku for half the price.

Basic but really good

Clean, simple, lovely staff, bit of a hike to Ueno JR station (15 minute walk) but plenty of Tokyo Metro stations nearby. At the top of Kappabashi Dori, a really easy walk to the Sensoji. About 20 minutes walk to Ueno Park too. Wash and dry in the basement for 200 yen total. I had the private bathroom which although small was fine.

Good location, walking distant to Sensoji temple, very convenient to subway systems. Very clean but small room with shared bathrooms, taking a bit to get used to as we had to wait for our turns. But for the price we paid (less than $100/ day for family of three) in Tokyo, we considered a good buy.

An ok stay

Overall a pleasant stay. The hotel owner is a bit weird.

Very Authentic and Traditional Experience

I booked this hotel because it was cheap and had was at a good location (600m/8min to Iriya station, 800m/11min to Asakusa station, 1.2km/15min to JR Uguisudani). The room is small compared to a hotel in the US, but was very reasonable compared to the other hotels I stayed at. The inn felt very much like staying at a Japanese home, as the owners seemed to be an old couple and the decor on the lobby floor felt very much like a home, with the dining room and the kitchen next to the tatami rooms. The staff spoke serviceable English, enough to let me know that I needed to change into the slippers at the entrance and store my shoes in the locker, and that I needed to leave the keys when I leave in the morning so that the room can be cleaned. On the day that I checked out, I had a flight late at night, so I asked to have my baggage stay at the inn until evening, and the owners let me put my big checked luggages in their small tatami room, for no charge, which showed me their dedication to service. One thing to note is to be sure to ask about breakfast ahead of time, as you have to schedule it ahead of time. It cost around 850yen and it was hot and filling. I got the western style room with a bathroom, but if you choose a tatami room, it will be shared bathrooms.

Found only one lady bathroom on the bottom floor.

Room is too small for 3 persons and far from subway. No one introduce about the hotel facilites.

Authentic Ryokan Experience

Overall - This lodging was worth visiting for a brief authentic Japanese experience. Friendly staff spoke minimal English, provided an optional Japanese breakfast (approx.$8) as well as you slept in a single room with tatami mats and futons with a duvet. Shopping - There is the Asakusa shopping district within 5 mins walking with blocks and blocks of little shops as well as shrines and a large market nearby with bigger stores/restaurants/Owl cafe/Don Quiote! Could have spent a few days exploring all the stores and market! Lots of kitchenware, kimonos, cute items for great reasonable prices! This appeared to be where locals would shop and purchase items needed. Sightseeing - LOTS! train is 10 min walk away Dining - Everywhere! AMAZING delicious foodgasm experiences for $5-$10 a meal and you leave stuffed! All the food is displayed via large glossy photos or plastic replications that are IDENTICAL to what you actually get! Lodging - PROS - Cute little place appears to be family run. Loved the experience of sleeping as a local with the one room, little table, tv, sink and mirror. CONS - shared bathroom/showers with all other motel occupants. Also had to wear their slippers inside (uncomfortable plastic ones that are shared by motel occupants). You can leave your shoes in a little locker at the desk so they are safe. You turn in your key at the desk when you go out plus you had to be out of your room for hours during the day (for cleaning) and there's a curfew.

Low key cozy hotel

Well starting off this hotel is sort of hidden. We used google maps and still had trouble locating this hotel. We managed to spot it's subtle sign and discovered the main entrance on the second floor. The hotel staff was nice and spoke very decent English so we didn't have any trouble. The hotel is traditional Japanese style so you have to take your shoes off at the entrance and put them in a locker. The room was small but did it's perhaps since we are there to see Japan and not the room. The beds were very comfortable considering you sleep on the floor. It was cozy and look sort of like a family business if I were to guess which gives it a homey feel. There was only one bath for each gender and you had to wash yourself the traditional Japanese way which is wash outside the bath and then get in the bath. It was an interesting experience. Overall I recommend this hotel for a good price and being close to things in the main part of the city.

Nice ryokan near Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo

Nice ryokan in an older part of Tokyo. Japanese style bath/shower. Pleasant staff. Clean facility. Very comfortable futon beds. No morning or night curfews, but you do need to leave your room from 10am to 3pm for cleaning.

Great stay!

Close to Iriya Station and Asakusa, good facilities, very nice staff. Cannot complain about anything.

Cute hotel in an AMAZING residential neighborhood

Close to (within walking distance) of major sites like Kappabashi, Asakusa, Ueno. Family run and cozy, but building could use a little updating. It was the perfect stay for the price.

It is adequate

Fine place for a short stay

Ok for the price

If you're looking for inexpensive place in tokyo for more than 3 or 4 days, this might be just fit your budget. Got the room with toilet but if you book the ryokan, the bath is shared.

Location suited our needs.

Basic ryokan experience. Small room with all the amenities (TV, hot pot, magazines, toiletries, wi-fi, etc.). We had requested a non-smoking room when we made our reservation, but when we arrived, they said only this smoking room was available. That was disappointing. But it was located exactly where we wanted to be on our last night in Tokyo, so visiting the Senso-ji Temple, the SkyTree, and accessing the train to Narita Airport was easy. Enjoyed walking the neighborhood and area along the river with cherry trees in bloom. Would have stayed another night if we could to explore the Ueno-koen Park and other area museums.

Nice Ryokan convenient for Asakusa and Ueno areas

This is a nice friendly Ryokan run with an understanding of what non-Japanese people are used to. We had a small tatami room with futons, with a tiny ensuite bathroom and the usual cupboards and tea making facilities, and OK wifi. Breakfast is available, both Western and Japanese, at a reasonable price, but we didn't try it. Lockers for your shoes by the front door, slippers provided (though you might find your own more comfortable and easier to walk in). Everything in this hotel is on a small scale, which might be a bit startling if you have just arrived in Japan from a country where everything is larger, but it has everything you could need. The hotel is in a small side street, an easy walk from the nearest convenience store and Kappabashi-dori (everything you could want for your kitchen and more) and about 20 mins walk to Ueno Park in one direction and Asakusa in the other, SkyTree a little bit further. We arrived at Ueno station with our luggage and picked up a taxi, and were pleased to have a detailed map of the area, which helped the driver find the right place. I would definitely stay here again.

The people were helpfull and correct but not very interrested or warm. The hotel has a bit an 'old' feeling, not in a good way. The room was not very clean but had everything needed. The wifi was good and there was a computer I could use in the lobby. The location is not very central in Tokyo. The surounding area is residential and calm at night.

A good price for a Ryokan in Tokyo

The room is very clean and the staff were very friendly. They speak some, albeit minimal English, but enough to help you with various inquires. The place is within walking distance to Senso-Ji temple in Asakusa, Iriya station. Even Ueno Station and Sumida park are within around 20 minutes. The hotel is a block off a major street and it wasn't hard for me to find. I would recommend this place to anyone looking to experience a Ryokan without breaking the bank.

A cheap and good place.

For its price, Sakura Ryokan provides a lot. Location - Near Hibiya Metro Line which brings you to Ueno, Ginza, Tsukiji directly. If you want to take JR Yamamote lines, Uguisudani Stn is about 3 junctions down from Iriyia Statio. In the middle of Asakura and Ueno, places that offer shopping and cultural insights (I find pure shopping districts boring; they are all the same) Convenience stores are of walking distance (Family Mart, 7-11, 24hr bentos) and 7-11 has an international ATM. If you are staying for many nights, I suggest getting your food/snacks from a small supermarket near Iriyia Station, Exit 1. The shop name is CCP (Consumer Convenience something lol) Room - I stayed in a single Japanese room. What I liked was that coffee (creamer&sugar), red/green tea packets were provided. Though I didn't have a bathroom, I have a personal washing sink with mirror. Shared toilet have toilet seats with bidet. Shared bath is Japanese style (bathe while seating + a hot tub if you're interested). The downside to the hotel is that there were no English channels on the TV (laptop would be great as entertainment since WiFi is decent) and no hair comb were provided. Staff don't speak really good English but they can do check-in, check-outs with little problems

Great place

The ryokan was great. The staff was friendly and helpful. It's a bit hard to find. Be sure to get google map directions and bring them with you. We finally found the place thanks to a friendly woman who used her phone GPS to guide us to the hotel.

Ryokan Sakura, Tokyo - quiet and relaxing

Sakura is not too close to any rail tracks, Iriya Station is about 4 blocks away, so it's very peaceful. Of course, since it's urban Tokyo, don't expect much of a view. I like the proximity to Senso-Ji (Asakusa Kannon Temple). There are closer ryokan, but for visiting during festival time, staying in a place a few blocks from the temple is a good thing. The restaurants in the area were all good and very reasonable.

Ryokan sakura

Good value for money. Good location. Good breakfast at cost. Nice public bath. They provided razors toothbushes. Etc. Nice staff. The map online is useless and we got lost trying to get there. You go east from iriya station past the 711 on north side of street. Go to next set of lights past 711. And turn left not onto street at 90 degrees but the one 45 degrees. Amd u find it towards end of that street. Otherwise it is a good place

A budge motel in a great location

The Sakura Ryokan is located near Ueno park and the Shinjo complex in Asakusa, both great spots to visit. There are lots of convenience stores, restaurants, and shops in close walking distance. We had a Japanese style room, and the room was just the right size for three people. The closet was very spacious and held our luggage without problem. This was one of the few places that had wifi in the room, and the connection was very good. The bathroom was a full bathroom and while tight was big enough to get done what needed to be done. The owners are very nice. They speak very little English, but are use to foreign travelers and gestures seem to work. It was clean, comfortable, and near great sites. It is down a minor road off a main road, so it was a little difficult to find the first night. We had to wander and ask directions, so make sure you get good directions off the Internet first.

A bad hotel

It is really much worse than I thought. A old small family hotel, which didn't look so clean and nice. It is very very difficult to find. The worst part is: I paid by cash and Expedia charged me again on my credit card. Quite annoying!!

快適に過ごせました。また機会があれば利用したいです。ありがとうございます!

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Very friendly and helpful staff! Good location.

Recommendations for Improvement

Difficult to bring the luggage to the 2nd floor, best to have lifting service helping Ladies, elderly and those with disabilities. And, sharing bath room is a bit odd.

足の悪い父の為にベッドをセッティングしていただいたり気遣いに感謝いたします。

空調が音がうるさかった

古いながらも清潔感はありました。家族経営をされているのが前面に出ていて、昭和感が漂い、心がほっこりしました。

Sono un viaggiatore con budget limitato, ma comunque che ha le sue necessità. Ad un prezzo accessibile per Tokyo, sono riuscito a soddisfare le mie richieste di camera e bagno privato. Certo, non sarà in centrissimo, ma per un certo prezzo non si può pretendere anche questo. L'albergo sta a cinque minuti a piedi dalla fermata Iriya sulla linea Hibiya (é praticamente una via dritta), e in un quarto d'ora si raggiunge il centro nevralgico di tutto. Personale cordialissimo e disponibilissimo ad ogni mia richiesta. Asciugamani e rifornimenti di the/caffè cambiati quotidianamente. Lo consiglio caldamente se si cerca un soggiorno a prezzi più ragionevoli nella megalopoli di Tokyo, che non siano capsule, dormitori ecc. La struttura dispone anche di camere tipiche giapponesi con Tatami ecc

快適に過ごせた

近くにコンビニもあり駅からもそんなに遠くなかったので便利でした

飯店在入谷站換車較不方便，附近有超市跟便利商店，洗澡是公共澡堂，房間偏小三人住會有點擠

娘との２人旅で利用させていただきました。宿主さまがとても優しく対応してくださり、とても良い時間を過ごせました！機会があればまた利用したいです。

お部屋に小さい冷蔵庫があれば嬉しいです。

ゆったり入れる風呂があったのと アクセスが良かったです

일본 전통 느낌을 원하신다면 강력 추천합니다.

아사쿠사역,우에노역,아키하바라역에서는 멀고 이리야역에서 내려서 도보5-10분 걸려요. 조용한 동네에요. 숙소 앞에 스카이트리 한번에 가는 버스가 있어서 편했어요. 일본 전통 다다미방을 원하신다면 강력 추천입니다. 건물이 오래되긴 했지만 그래서 더 일본느낌 나서 좋았어요. 방음도 괜찮고 청결합니다. 위치가 애매한 것 빼고는 전부 다 만족스러워요! 다음에 또 오고싶어요.

Bueno, bonito y barato.

El lugar está muy bien ubicado y el desayuno está fenomenal, bastante abundante. Es un lugar algo "clásico", una renovación no estaría mal, pero el lugar no está mal. Muy bien ubicado, a 500 metros de la estación de Hibiya (Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line), 1.5 KM de la estación Uguisudani (Yamanote Line). Super cerca del barrio de Asakusa.

不過不失

稍舊但整潔乾淨 在淺草上野中間

Etablissement situé dans un quartier extrêmement calme, à proximité du métro et des commetces. Simple, propre et confortable.

第1晚開車過去亦有預留車位,但去到時見到車庫有車泊了, 沒有位置,所以暫時放架車在對面的停車位準備放下行李, 接待處要行上一層, 上到去時只有1位伯伯在, 問佢可以泊係邊, 同佢溝通有D困難, 佢語氣又很差,唔夠NICE, 搞了一大輪才泊好車, 去到房係傳統他他米房, 附的洗手間很細,好在第2天有1位婆婆做接待, 她告知有1個大浴堂可用, 外出要留房匙在櫃台, 晚上11點就沒有接待員, 房匙就放在櫃子自取, 好在治安好, 沒有什麼發生, 但如果是有帶小孩的話, 住這兒有點兒壓力, 出入很怕嘈到隔壁

個人遊好選擇

價格合理

hébergement très pratique pour visiter Tokyo en famille : pas très loin de la station de metro Iriya et de la gare JR uguisudani, propreté irréprochable (draps des futons et serviettes changés tous les jours), propriétaires très serviables (mais il vaut mieux connaitre un peu le japonais), quartier calme, belle vue sur la tokyo sky tree si vous êtes tout en haut. Bref séjour très agréable, même si comme je l'ai déjà lu dans d'autres commentaires, un petit rafraichissement des bâtiments serait la cerise sur le gateau.

浴室很小但房間很寬敞，老闆娘很親切，離車站很便利商店、食堂都很近，隔音不佳但還可接受

Juste pour dormir

Etablissement un peu vieillot, portes des chambres pas trop épaisses. Station de métro à 5min à pied, chambres petites mais établissement propre . C'est uniquement pour passer la nuit.

アメニティにブラシがあるとよかった。

괜춘괜춘 싼맛에 개인실!

그저그랬습니다 주인 가족분들은 친절 주변에 아키하바라나 아사쿠사 우에노 걸어갈만함

チェックアウトのあと、出かけるのに荷物を預かってくださってとてもありがたかったです。

駅から遠いが、安いホテル

お風呂が快適でした。

Experiencia ryokan

Hay que tener en cuenta que en un ryokan dormimos y nos sentamos sobre el suelo. Al final es incómodo ponerse de pie y agacharse. No había persianas ni cortinas, sino unos paneles que tamizan la luz. Si los abres, te encuentras con una ventana que tiene el edificio de enfrente al alcance de la mano. Los yukata eran un poco más estrechos que en otro alojamiento. La recepción está en un primer piso. Hay que dejar los zapatos en el mueble de la entrada del hotel y coger unas pantuflas compartidas de un armario dentro de la entrada. El ascensor tiene tendencia a cerrarse cuando todavía estás pasando. A diferencia de otros ascensores japoneses, no tiene un botón para mantener la puerta abierta.

暖かみのある宿

立地がいいですね。 外観に対し部屋が綺麗でした。 また受付にいる方が優しかったです。 また来たいと思いました。

Ryokan en dessous de la moyenne

Accueil rude par rapport aux autres Tokyoïtes mais néanmoins à l'écoute des demandes (vieille école surement). Immeuble vieillot avec moquette sur les murs. Odeur de vieux bâtiment. l'ascenseur est une attraction à lui seul. Aucun charme. Cela ne vaut pas le prix payé surtout par rapport à d'autres Ryokan.

Etwas weit mit Koffer zu laufen aber praktische Lage. Im Zimmer war sauber aber Flur war etwas staubig. Freundlich und gute Service.

気楽なひとり旅におすすめ

気楽に仕事半分ひとり旅を楽しむことを目的に東京へ行きました。 桜旅館は、インターネットで調べた時、適度の値段だったので利用しました。 JR鶯谷からタクシーで５００円以内。便利でした。静かな環境です。夜は、上野へ出て飲み 気楽にホテルで眠る。シングルでした。応接セットの長椅子があったので、荷物をおくことと休憩に使いました。ホテルの人は穏やかな話し方の人で質問に丁寧に答えてくださいました。

値段なりかもしれませんが部屋は綺麗でした

アメニティはありますが体を洗うスポンジ的な物と冷蔵庫はありません。コンセントは机と机のしたの壁とポットの後ろにあります。wifiはあったのかもしてませんが部屋の説明書きには書いてありませんでした。朝食スペースは大きくありません。近くがかっぱ橋なので観光の立地はいいと思います

トテモいい感じでした。泊まる方の年齢層や考え方のもよりますがアットホームでいい感じです！！！オススメの宿泊先の一つです。。。。？？？何文字記載しなくてはならないのかな？？？

Hôtel correct. Très propre. Accueil un peu froid mais surtout car proprios ne semblent pas parler anglais.

煙味重的旅店

雖然選擇了非吸煙房，不過走道上還是有從樓下或樓梯間竄出的煙味，房間整潔度還可以，每天都有人會整理房間，房間隔音不好，晚上過11點後，櫃檯人員下班休息了，若是晚回到旅店的話，房間鑰匙會被直接放在櫃檯，這讓我們會很擔心房間內的東西是否安全！

價格合理,下次可考慮再入住。

此旅館乾淨, 但要上10多級樓梯才到酒店口, 但酒店內設有lift ; 家庭式管理，旅遊資訊有提供, 溝通一般。位置附近多老店, 可在其中的巷仔走走； 而且與地鐵口距離不算遠，價格合理,下次可考慮再入住。

vrai hotel a la japonaise, prix modere

Nous cherchions un hébergement typique pour un prix modéré a 4, objectif atteint! Un peu "roots" mais des grandes chambres, petit déjeuner japonais simple mais bon. Relativement bien situe (entre Ueno et Asakusa) bien qu'un peu loin de la premiere station de metro. Notez qu'il vaut mieux connaitre 3 mots de japonais car l’hôtel est tenu par des personnes d'un certain age...

Perto do Templo de Asakusa

É um hotel simples, tipo pousada familiar. Os proprietários foram muito atenciosos conosco, sempre preocupados com nosso conforto. Tem uma boa banheira de água quente (daiyokujo, que é um ofurô grande) que pode ser usado a qualquer hora do dia. A próxima vez que eu for a Tokyo, tenho certeza de vou reservar lá de novo. Dica: Se você estiver com malas, vá de táxi da estação de Ueno. Você pagará menos que dez dólares para chegar lá. A recepção fica no segundo andar.

ที่พักค่อนข้างจะมีกลิ่นบุหรี่แรงมาก (ขนาดเลือกห้องแบบไม่สูบบุหรี่แล้ว) ต้องเปิดหน้าต่างถึงจะพอระบายกลิ่นได้บ้าง ลิฟท์ตัวเล็ก ค่อนข้างเก่า ถ้ามีกระเป๋าเดินทางใบใหญ่ เข้าไป 2 คน+กระเป๋าก็เต็มแล้ว แต่เรื่องอื่นๆก็ถือว่าดีตามราคา

很舒適的一個小旅館 值得推薦

また利用します！

大きい通りから一本入った場所にあり、 静かな場所です。 丁寧で暖かい言葉遣いの経営者ご夫婦、 ロビーはアットホームでした。 少し設備は古いけど、清潔。 今回利用したシングルの部屋は ソファもあって、 想像よりゆったりした広さです。 冷蔵庫はありません。 Wi-Fiのパスワードですが、 部屋には表示されておらず、 結局利用せずでした。 入谷駅からホテルまで、 一人で入れそうな居酒屋や飲食店、 すぐそばにコンビニもあり、便利。 また利用したいと思います。

地方都方便嘅，張床正嘅。地方其實近入谷多d lo，所以下次去個時吾好係另一邊落。個到個婆婆真心幾好人，會同你講下野傾下計，但係個公公就一般般，吾係話吾歡迎你但就感覺上吾係好nice咁。

還不錯

雖然是公共浴室 但是浴室很大 還可以泡澡

Een hotel dichtbij winkelgebieden in Tokyo.

Het is een businesshotel, waar ook toeristen verblijven. De gastheer is afstandelijk, de gastvrouw dominant in haar contact met de gast. Er hangt een niet zo prettige sfeer, niet uitnodigend. Het hotel is goed genoeg, omdat je als toerist de hele dag op pad bent.

リーズナブル！

管理人さんご夫婦がよい人たちで、大浴場のほうに気持ちよく入れました。部屋は狭いけれどベッドがことのほか気持ちよかった。

安くて清潔、静かなホテル

閑散とした住宅街に位置しているため夜はゆっくり休めました。 上野駅からホテルまでぶらぶらと歩いてみたがコンビニ以外何もない高架下を15分くらいあるくのは少々疲れを感じました。入谷駅からは程よい距離なのでは。。。

房間很乾淨 被子温暖無異味 附近有便利商店+便當店

離車站很遠，房間舊舊的燈光昏黃，隔音不好，隔壁小孩哭鬧，對面喝酒大聲喧嘩，整個晚上都睡不著！

อยูู่ใกล้หอคอยสูงด้วย

ที่พักก็โอเคนะ สะดวกสบายแต่ว่าห้องน้ำแยกกันต้องใช้ห้องน้ำ/ห้องส้วมส่วนกลาง

宿泊

ゆっくりとしました。

シーツにしみや匂いは若干ありましたが、最低限の設備と清潔さはありました。値段を考えれば十分良いと思います。

房間清潔非常好

旅館是家庭式經營，和靄可親的屋主， 單人房間算大。每晚回房間，都見到換上床單及被袋，清潔度非常好。房間隔音稍差，可聽到有人打乞嗤。我住的是單人房附有浴室，最後個晚，因熱水制壞了，屋主都即時同我更換房間。

もう泊まりには行かないです。

女性のもスタッフの方はとても物腰が柔らかて良かったのですが、年配の男性スタッフの方はとてもコミュニケーションが取りずらかったです。 旅館はとてと古く、食堂での喫煙の煙が上の階の宿泊部屋に上がってくるので、子連れにはむいてはいませんでした。 駐車場は安くて良かったです。