行燈旅館

一緒に泊まったお友達と格安チケットを旅館で購入し、近くの銭湯に、入って、やまかわさんで旨い和食でお食事して最高でした。

Really enjoyed this family run, modern Ryokan. Would definitely recommend for those seeking a unique experience in a quieter area of Tokyo.

Staff was very friendly and it was a good experience for us.

We were warned about the construction ahead of time--maybe its done by now? Anyway it was moderately easy to locate in the beginning by Google offline maps from train station, then it felt easy and close after. Btw we used navitime for trains/directions. My dad had a hard time with tatami but he was a sport. Luckily they had a couch for breakfast because he can't also sit on the floor anymore. We're Asians so we're fine with the confined space. Family run, they are very nice and very accommodating and helpful during our entire stay. That breakfast bread is really good! I would come back later this year and I would recommend it to adventurous friends who don't mind not staying in city center

The staff was very friendly and helpful, and the breakfasts were excellent.

This place is small, but it makes up for it with charm. A short 10 minute walk from a station and mini-mart, it's easy to miss it off the main street. The rooms are tiny, but I don't need a lot of space when I travel. The mattresses/futons are the most comfortable in Japan, and breakfast in the morning was always excellent. The bathrooms are incredibly small, so for a big American guy, they were a challenge, especially the one lone shower room on each floor. There was about 6 inches of space between the door to the hallway and the 5 sqft shower space, leaving little choice but to undress in a wet shower, because someone else usually just took one, and in to a waste bucket for your clothes between you and the shower. It's my only real gripe, but then again, you aren't living here, and the staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming.

It was very nice and comfortable.

Up-sides: very clean, good amenities, jacuzzi is a nice touch, staff helpful. Down-sides: though location is well serviced by metro and is close to Asakusa, the immediate neighbourhood is pretty residential without much going on; rooms are very small, fitting only your bed and luggage; the walls are thin so you can hear your neighbours and the goings-on in the corridor. Reasonable, no-frills choice for a low-cost stay in Tokyo.

Traditionally styled modern Japanese B&B. Great pieces of original anime/manga artwork positioned with older more traditional Japanese antiques and a fantastic hot tub to use.

Excellent staff and service. Good breakfast and comfortable bed.