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Onsen Ryokan Yuen Bettei Tokyo Daita

4.4/5(309 Reviews)

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Tokyo, Tokyo (prefecture)

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Escape to the idyllic retreat of Onsen Ryokan Yuen Bettei Tokyo Daita, situated in the charming Setagaya neighborhood of Tokyo. Immerse yourself in a peaceful haven of convenience and tranquility as you explore popular tourist attractions and return to our luxurious spa hotel.

Unwind in one of our 35 beautifully appointed guestrooms, complete with contemporary amenities such as flat-screen TVs and complimentary Wi-Fi. Our private bathrooms are stocked with complimentary fragrant toiletries and convenient hairdryers. Additionally, each room is equipped with an in-room safe and electric kettle, providing all the comforts of home during your stay.

Take advantage of our prime location, just a short 15-minute drive from the iconic Shibuya Crossing, as well as nearby attractions including Yoyogi Park, New National Theatre Tokyo, and Shinjuku Central Park. Planning to catch a flight? No problem. We are conveniently located just 22 km from Haneda Airport and 79.8 km from Narita Airport, making travel a breeze.

After a day of exploration, treat yourself to a rejuvenating spa experience at our full-service spa, or simply unwind in the cozy ambiance of our Japanese-inspired accommodations. Business travelers will appreciate our 24-hour front desk, elevator, and vending machines, ensuring a seamless and productive stay.

Feeling hungry? Look no further than our on-site restaurant, 月かげ, offering delectable Japanese breakfast options to satisfy all your cravings. With the perfect balance of serenity and accessibility, Onsen Ryokan Yuen Bettei Tokyo Daita is the optimal choice for a memorable Tokyo getaway. Book now and discover the ultimate blend of comfort and convenience. Don't forget to check out our competitive Onsen Ryokan Yuen Bettei Tokyo Daita room prices and book Onsen Ryokan Yuen Bettei Tokyo Daita Online. Our hotel address is 2-31-26 Daita, Setagaya, Tokyo155-0033, Japan, ensuring easy accessibility for our valued guests.

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03:00 PM

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11:00 AM

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4.4/5

309 Ratings

Elizabeth Song

5/5

11 Nov, 2023

If you want a relaxing and tranquil getaway that is in Tokyo, but feels like you’re miles and miles away from the city, look no further. Yuen Bettei Daita blows me away; though you may not find a stocked mini bar and 24/7 room service as you would at a large, corporate hotel, this space offers so much more: from complimentary access to the onsen (the women’s onsen has two baths - one outdoor, one indoor - shower facilities, and a sauna) to refreshing, complimentary popsicles you can enjoy after (flavors during our stay were cookies n creme, muscat, and kyoho grape; all delicious). They have a complimentary porridge service they deliver to your room upon request beginning at 9:30 pm, and you can opt into the traditional Japanese breakfast, pictured, via your room package. The rooms are surprisingly spacious (my expectations were low based on what I’ve read in these reviews!) and we loved experiencing what a ryokan looks and feels like. As some have mentioned, our room entryway is a bit tight, but that is such a small detail in the grand scheme. Yuen is less than a 1 minute walk from a subway station, so if you want to head into the city, you can! However, if you decide to stay nearby, there are so many cute cafés that are walking distance, in addition to convenience stores that are perfect for a late night snack. You can also walk deeper into the Shimokitazawa neighborhood to explore cute boutiques and restaurants (we went to Coaster Craft Beer and Kitchen while we were here, which is great for foreigners and very English speaking friendly!). My fiancé and I have thoroughly enjoyed ending our honeymoon in these facilities, and are contemplating buying a Yukata to take home (which are also available for you to lounge in during your stay!). This is such a hidden gem, and if it isn’t already listed on all of the “Best Of” travel/hotel lists, I expect it to be very soon!

Villagemayor

5/5

06 Sep, 2023

Stayed at the Maisonette room which is a two storey unit with two beds. Amazing stay. the room was uniquely designed. The onsen is included in the price, and was a nicely designed facility. After the onsen, you can have as many milk bars as you want. Staff were professional and courteous. Location is next to the train station. The only thing I would suggest is when it is windy, secure the bamboo blinds outside because it bangs on the walls and is very noisy at night.

Yu H

3/5

10 Jan, 2024

I've been to the Shinjuku branch before, and my experience was great. So, I was willing to spend more to see what differences there might be here. However, my expectations were too high. The hotel prices were high, and the breakfast wasn't much different from the Shinjuku branch. Also, the outdoor bath wasn't entirely open; it just had a small courtyard view, even smaller than the one in Shinjuku. The lounge after the bath lacked natural light, always crowded with people who hadn't checked in, and I felt uneasy finding a stranger sleeping on the porch with luggage when I wanted to go for a morning walk. Lastly, I have a small tattoo. At the Shinjuku branch, I politely asked the front desk if it needed to be covered, and they said it was fine, considering the international clientele. But here, I was rudely told otherwise, needing to buy a cover sticker to enter the hot spring. I respect each country's culture, but I don't understand why the same group would have different rules. Finally, I liked that the Shinjuku branch had vending machines selling milk after using the hot spring. I felt this place should continue that. I wanted to experience it once, but I won't revisit.

C B

2/5

07 Sep, 2023

Our family in Tokyo set up this hotel for us because of the location, and because they wanted us to experience a traditional Japanese ryokan. Our travel party include 3 adult females, one was 90 years old. The people were very friendly, nice and helpful. However, I regret to say that the room was not suitable for our situation. It was much too small for the 3 petite women and our luggage. Also, the room was somewhat dangerous for my 90-year-old mother. The toilet was in a cramped space (behind the entryway door), on a separate level as the beds, and on cement floor. We jammed a chair between the entryway door and toilet, so that my mother had something to hold on to. Each night, she had to navigate through the cramped space, balance while holding onto the chair, negotiate down to the toilet level, go to the bathroom and reverse. The shower was on the same level as the beds, but also had a slippery cement floor. For someone who is physically challenged, this room was insufficient and unsafe. In fact, she felt so unsafe that she was unable to shower for the remaining nights. In addition, we were not allowed to enter the bathhouse because of our culturally significant tattoos. I would not stay at this hotel, again.

Jeff Liao

5/5

30 Jun, 2023

I am very satisfied with this hotel. It has an excellent location, just a one-minute walk from the subway station. The staff are very friendly. When we arrived at 10 pm, the front desk staff still warmly welcomed us and introduced the facilities to us. The bath is very comfortable and refreshing, relieving my fatigue from the journey. The room is generally spacious. The breakfast is delicious and tasty, and we stayed here for 4 days, with changes to the breakfast menu every day. The indoor scenery is pleasant, filled with Japanese ambiance. The hotel's security measures are also in place, as almost all areas require the use of our room key card to access. This makes me feel very secure. In summary, this hotel pays attention to detail while providing good facilities and services. I am very satisfied and would consider staying here again if I visit Tokyo in the future.