Andon Ryokan

Prós: A great option for people wanting the experience of staying in a ryokan, but want an upmarket experience. The design of the building is great, with two bathrooms on each of the 4 floors. You can pick ...

Contras: The rooms are fairly small, but there's enough room for you to sleep comfortably and store your bags. It's a bit of a walk from the closest subway station (especially with a big bag!), but I&#...

Prós: Very friendly and professional staff, nice Jacuzzi, really good breakfast. Design

Contras: Bit dark

Prós: Great modern boutique Ryokan style accommodation. Rooms were tiny but it was all you needed. Very well planned and quirky building. Great breakfast and great staff. Iya was lovely and extremely ...

Contras: Nothing

Prós: Sharp, clean lines and all new facilities, it's a great choice if you are on a budget. The good: Everything was squeaky clean, from the rooms to the bathrooms. Nice artwork too. And really ...

Contras: The bad: It's a bit of a hike from the metro if you have heavy luggage. Other than that nothing bad at all.

Prós: The room itself is tiny, but that's to be expected in a Ryokan. Super clean, beautiful tatami mat floors and you fold your bed mat out yourself. The communal bathrooms and showers are very clean ...

Contras: The only problem is timing your breakfast, as they have a certain number of seats at the communal table so you may wander down for breakfast and find there are no seats available. Not a huge problem ...

Prós: The mattress was really comfortable. You can book the jacuzzi for 30min. Rooftop terrace. Rich breakfast. Free coffee/tea available. Different Japanese activities in the evening. Minimalist place...

Contras: The rooms are a little bit small and dark.