Hotels in Ryogoku, Tokyo

This hotel is situated right next to Ryogoku JR station, and around 10 minutes' walk away from Ryogoku metro station. Tokyo Station is just a few stops away from both. Corner twin room was very clean, well-maintained and had an open-air balcony; however, due to the odd room configuration, there was no space left to walk through the room once two suitcases were laid out and opened. Despite being located in a busy area, noise from the railway and traffic could not be heard while indoors. Breakfast buffet featured a fairly wide range of dishes which were generally well-prepared. Hotel does not have any other amenities (e.g. onsen) nor lounge areas, so guests are likely to spend their time in their rooms or head out altogether. Overall, a pleasant if unremarkable stay.

This was a perfect experience! The host was kind and very clear with all communication, ensuring a smooth check-in. The apartment itself is well located near the station. It was spotless, comfortable, and incredibly well-equipped with all the necessities. We couldn't have asked for a better stay. Thank you!

This place is great for solo travelers or couples. It's very close to Ryogoku subway station, with 7-Eleven and FamilyMart stores conveniently located nearby. Both the Edo-Tokyo Museum and Ryogoku Kokugikan are just about a 5-minute walk away. The front desk staff speak good English. Self-service luggage storage after check-out is available on the second floor; just remember to pick up your belongings before 11 AM, as the front desk will be unstaffed after that. The front desk is located on the 7th floor. Note that the sauna facility comes with an additional charge. For a solo traveler simply needing a place to sleep, it's perfectly fine. The bed was very spacious, although the air conditioning felt a bit too cold. Be aware there are quite a few rules to follow. Oh, and there were plenty of good-looking guys from various countries around, haha! 😄

A lovely hotel that I would stay at again. I booked the bunk bed, which my roommate and I felt really comfortable in. Staff were quite friendly and most understood/could speak English. It says self check-in on the booking page but there was someone present to help us through the check-in process. Note that there's an accommodation tax (900 yen per person) that needs to be paid on check-in. Since we stayed for more than five days, they did full housekeeping (changing bedsheets) for two out of the eight days. However, they also were able to provide fresh towels and clear trash daily (we just put their provided magnetic notice on the door and left the items at the entryway). Showers were small, but amazing. They provide a day's worth of toothpaste, a toothbrush, a hairdryer, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, an electric kettle, a microwave, plates, utensils, cups, scissors, detergent, and two pairs of room slippers. There was an HDTV (with an HDMI port) that we directly connected to Netflix (no need to logout) as well. This hotel is about an 8 minute walk away from Ryogoku station and 11 mins from Asakusa station. If you have a really physical day or have hefty luggage, then this might feel a bit far, but the area generally feels safe, and you get to cross the bridge over the Sumida river to/from Asakusa, which is nice. Other things to note: There is one shared washing machine for the whole hotel that's free to use, and it takes about 2H per wash and tumble dry cycle. There was no quick wash setting. We had to do ours in the wee hours because other guests were quicker to use them in the ”prime” hours (7-9am and 8pm-12mn). A QR code and/or number code is used to unlock your door's digital lock. It's also used for checkout, so save the sheet of paper they issue. Otherwise, remember to take a picture as there's no service staff after a certain time and they will lock the doors to the entrance where the only way to get in is the issued code. Someone pressed the fire alarm accidentally one morning, which brought the fire department, ambulance and police to the hotel and the alert was deafening and heard neighbourhood-wide. Look carefully before you press/lean on a surface - there's no covering on the alarm button, but it is in the centre of a giant red circle. It was an eventful morning but we did not enjoy running down and climbing up 8-storeys worth of stairs (they shut the elevators in emergencies). Overall, a relaxing, cool vibe that feels clean and cozy.

It also included a light breakfast, so it was good value for money. It was fine for sleeping, but you could hear the trains passing by from the window (although this may have only been in the room I stayed in).

The hotel's location is excellent, right near Ginza, making it convenient to get anywhere. Subway stations are just a short walk in every direction. I stayed at this hotel for my entire three-day trip to Tokyo. The rooms are admittedly quite small; it would be impossible to open two suitcases simultaneously. However, that's often the case with Japanese hotels, and for this price and location, it's already quite good. The hotel building is quite tall, but the lobby and check-in area aren't particularly spacious. There's a restaurant downstairs, but I didn't try it, as there were countless delicious eateries in the vicinity. Daily housekeeping was provided, and the service was good overall.

I had a fantastic stay at this hotel! The room size and bed are perfectly comfortable. The location couldn’t be better—it’s close to multiple train lines, making it easy to get around Tokyo. Ginza shopping area is just a short walk away, which was perfect for enjoying the shops and restaurants. Despite being in such a central area, the hotel was quiet at night, so I got a great night’s sleep each night. There’s also a family mart n lawson store nearby, which made grabbing snacks and essentials super easy. Overall, this hotel is an ideal choice for anyone wanting easy access to Tokyo’s main attractions with all the comforts of a quiet, convenient stay! The staffs at the reception are welcoming and friendly too. This will be my favourite hotel in Tokyo.

The Muji hotel has lived up to my expectations! If you are a fan of Muji products (or interested in how Muji products can be put together in a hotel room), then this is a hotel for you!! I enjoyed the room, amenities, and superb hotel location (in Ginza). The staff were friendly. However, they can be more attentive. By going downstairs, you have floors of Muji products you can purchase! One of the good things is that you don't need to go through reception each time to go to your room - which I prefer. I recommend staying here for one to two nights and trying out their breakfast or meals! :) Enjoy!