5 Best Japanese Style Hotel, Ryokan in Tokyo

Kabutoya Ryokan, Okutama, Tokyo

Located about 90 min from center of Tokyo, the inn stands along a fresh stream flowing through a foot of tranquil Okutama mountains. Consists of a main building (where renovated the old farmer's house) and adjoining annex, the entire site is creating nostalgic atmosphere. From the guest room window, guests can enjoy viewing the natural beauty of the mountains of Okutama that changes season by season and the clear flow of Tama river.

The spa is an alkaline simple sulfur fountain, and has effects on skin diseases, neuralgia and rheumatism.
For meals, they offer Japanese cuisines where they stick to local fresh ingredients.

Rate: JPY11000~38000 per room for a group of 2 persons, with 2 meals

Check-in: 15:00

Check-out: 10:00

Homeikan Morikawa Annex, Hongo, Tokyo

Hongo is well known as a town loved by famous authors of the Meiji and Taisho Periods. In the past, Higuchi Ichiyo and a novelist Shusei Tokuda were holding a residence in this neighborhood, and a mansion of Tokuda is still in shape. Moreover, Bunkyo Ward was once called a "capital of literature (Fumi no Miyako)", as its name suggests, it is wrapped in an academic atmosphere and students' boarding houses and nostalgic cafes are scattered about.

 "Houmeikan" that carved history together with such a Hongo town consists of total 3 accommodation facilities which are Main Building (founded in 1878), Daimachi Annex and Morikawa Annex. The establishment of Morikawa Annex was in the early 1950s. The interior is attractive with its design making use of precious wood, making it a space where you feel nostalgic feeling of poetry as if you were back in time.

Rate: JPY6500~ per room for a group of 2 persons, with breakfast

Check-in: 15:00~22:00

Check-out: 10:00

Miyabiyado Takemine, Shinjuku, Tokyo

Renovated in October 2014, Japanese style ryokan Takemine offers high standard accommodation services suitable for a hideaway of Tokyo. Featuring a traditional tea house-like aesthetics throughout, the hotel offers sophisticated Japanese cuisine and a quiet environment to relax in.

All rooms come with flat-screen TV, Blu-ray player, private bathroom and free toiletries. Free Wi-Fi and private parking is also available for all guests.

Located one stop away from JR Takadanobaba Station and 2 stops away from Seibu Shinjuku Station, the hotel offering easy access to Tokyo’s commercial district Shinjuku, known for its department stores, electronic shops, local restaurants and drinking destination Golden Gai.

The nearest airport is Tokyo Haneda International Airport, 19km away from the property.

Rate: JPY17600~ per room for a group of 2 persons, with breakfast

Check-in: 14:00~0:00

Check-out: 11:00

Sukerokunoyado Sadachiyo, Asakusa, Tokyo

About 1 minute from Asakusa station of Tsukuba Express, there's a ryokan you can enjoy the atmosphere of Edo. For those who want to experience "Edo culture", Sadachiyo is highly recommended. (Indoor bath, no bed, with Wi-Fi)

It was soon after the war that Sukeroku no yado Sadachiyo was established in Asakusa. Since then, Sadachiyo has been loved by many tourists visiting the world famous Asakusa for 67 years.

White wall with black latticework, street willows partially hiding the building, a rickshaw and a lantern placed at the entrance. All are producing Edo atmosphere. Moreover, Edo prints, Japanese wardlobe and antiques are decorated in the building and the guest rooms. Sadachiyo also offers a variety of entertainments to enjoy "Edo-in front" such as Edo cuisine that appeared in the TV drama, Asakusa geisha dance and fan tossing game.

Rate: JPY19600~ per room for a group of 2 persons, without meals

Check-in: 16:00

Check-out: 10:00

Suikoen, Matsuno Onsen, Okutama, Tokyo

Suikoen is a purely Japanese-style ryokan featuring 7 and 8 seperate cottages scattered in the huge site of more than 3,000 tsubo. Since one-story architecture is employed, cottages retain the original taste of Suikoen founded in the first year of Showa period. This vast garden is planted with various kinds of plants to color four-season such as plum, cherry blossom, azalea and autumn leaves and is entertaining visitors' eyes throughout a year.

Guests are served with quality Kaiseki cuisine cooked with abundant ingredients collected from the rich nature of Okutama.
Hot spring of Matsuno Onsen is known as one of "Tama's three big hot springs" and has been loved by many people from ancient times. It is an atmosphere full of openness, allowing you to see Okutama's lush landscape through a spacious glass window.

Rates: JPY38000~ per room with 2 meals.

Check in: 15:30~18:00

Check out: 10:00

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Stations nearby: ●Kagurazaka/Tozai Line  ●Ushigome Kagurazaka/Toei Oedo Line  ●Suido-bashi/JR or Nanboku Line.

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