Sakura Ryokan Asakusa Iriya

4/5(126 Reviews)

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Tokyo, Tokyo (prefecture)

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Experience genuine Japanese hospitality at Sakura Ryokan Asakusa Iriya – your perfect home away from home. Our hotel, centrally located in the lively Taito district of Tokyo, offers an oasis of peace and tranquility amidst the bustling city. But don't be deceived by the serene surroundings, our prime location also provides easy access to popular tourist attractions, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in Japan's vibrant culture and charm.

Our 17 thoughtfully-designed rooms are designed to deliver ultimate comfort and convenience. Rest in our plush bedding, unwind in front of the LED TV, or stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi. Our private bathrooms, complete with bathtubs, complimentary toiletries, and hairdryers, ensure a relaxing stay. And should you need anything else, our friendly staff is always there to assist.

Step outside and be greeted by the colorful neighborhood of Asakusa. Within a short 5-minute drive, you can admire the stunning architecture of Sensō-ji Temple or relax in the beautiful surroundings of Ueno Park. And for families with children, Hanayashiki Amusement Park and Ueno Zoo are just a stone's throw away.

Reaching us is a breeze with Narita International Airport 67.2 km away and Haneda Airport only 26 km away. Enjoy additional perks such as complimentary newspapers, luggage storage, and laundry facilities during your stay. Self-parking is also available at an extra cost for those arriving by car.

At Sakura Ryokan Asakusa Iriya, we take pride in offering affordable accommodations suitable for all types of travelers. Book directly on our website and take advantage of our unbeatable Sakura Ryokan Asakusa Iriya room prices. Whether you're visiting Tokyo for business or leisure, our aim is to provide you with an unforgettable and comfortable stay. Book Sakura Ryokan Asakusa Iriya online now and experience the best of Japanese hospitality. Our address is 2-6-2 Iriya Taito-ku, Tokyo-to110-0013, Japan.

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Sakura Ryokan Asakusa Iriya, Tokyo, Tokyo (prefecture), Japan, 110-0013

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4/5

126 Ratings

Oli Waterton

5/5

05 Sep, 2023

Honestly one of the best value for money hotels I’ve stayed at. I paid just over £1000 for a month for a single bed room with private toilet, air con, cleaned everyday with a great view. They offered a spacious dining area with free snacks, drinks including coffee and tea, slippers where provided at the door with a locker for your outdoor footwear. The area was absolutely incredible, Ueno station just around the corner, multiple shops, Asakusa and the Skytree also walking distance. You’re close enough to everything without having to deal with the huddle and bustle of the city life. The staff spoke English and are super touristy friendly. Will definitely be back again my next visit! Also I received a gift upon check out too! Thank you very much to all the staff!

Thomas Brunon

5/5

05 Feb, 2023

We spent 4 nights and everything was perfect. The owner is just amazingly nice and helpful. The traditional room was big enough for 2 persons with a private sink. Toilets are in the corridor. 2 hot showers available beside the bathtub. The only tricky thing is that there are people taking time in the bathtub then you have to wait for the shower... The small area for breakfast with tea and coffee is perfect. Thank you for the goodbye gifts.

Oscar P

5/5

26 May, 2023

It doesn't look like much, but this is a hidden gem. Old but clean and good smell. An authentic Ryokan. Three generations of a sweet family running the business and taking care of the facilities. Clean and professional. They and good hosts. If you have a baby, they have a good "kitchen" area on the first floor with a good hot/cold water dispenser, free snacks, microwave etc. Shower and toilet are also shared spaces, and they keep it clean and nice. The location is perfect if you, like us, want to have easy access to the central and intense parts of Tokyo but in the evening come home to a more relaxed and more residenital area. You will have easy access because it's close to Iriya metro station. If you have JR-pass it's also nice location because you are at walking distance from two JR-stations where you can use the pass for free exploration. If you're uncomfortable sharing slippers, there is a shimano fishing equipment store down the big street selling slippers for a low price. The big store just down the big road called Consumerism has really good variety of bento meals and more. We always stopped by there in the morning to pick up adventure food before heading out :) We went back to Tokyo a few weeks later and we would have stayed there again if it wasn't full.

Vitto Christaldi

4/5

09 Oct, 2021

We were a three people group, and we stayed in their traditional room with folded mattress for three nights. The room was spacious enough for 3 adults. We stayed there in May 2019. The room looked great, with TV, water cooker, and AC. We also had a bathroom with a typical Japanese bathtub. The location is about 10 minutes walking from Asakusa area, 15 minutes walking from Senso-Ji temple, and 8 minutes walking to Iriya Metro station. The room looked very clean, but somehow we sneezed a lot when we were in the room. We assumed we got an allergic reaction from dust. It wasn't the case when we were outside. Also, because there is no JR in the area (and only 1 Metro line operating close by), it might be difficult for people who're traveling with big luggages.