伊東旅館

Very warm welcome at this traditional Ryokan. My family stayed in a spacious 4 bed room on comfortable futons and with ensuite bathroom. The owner spoke very good English and was very helpful in trying to sort a place for lunch and advice about transport links. This is a quiet area, close to metro links making it easy to access different part of the city. We were also able to leave our bags the following morning after we checked out. Highly recommended.

The staff are very friendly and welcoming. It feels like I am staying at family members house. The vibes are very chill and quiet due to the location of the facility. Their breakfast is good, very much like my grandma is cooking for me vibes. If you are coming to Japan for the first time and want to experience something authentic and homely feeling, this place is worth every dollar. The owners put their heart into making this place feel welcoming for the customers.

Charming. Location is fantastic, service is top notch. The Annex rooms are much newer, spacious, and overall better. But the main building - those rooms feel authentic. Breakfast is optional, but cannot be missed.

In recommending this place to friends just now, we have just realised we omitted to write a review at the time. Bad us, because this ryokan was just beautiful when we stayed there last year. Do not miss the breakfast, which cost us the additional princely sum of AUD$6 - it is filling, delicious, and as always with Japanese food, a work of art. For us in our 60s, the non-ensuite bathrooms and toilets weren't a problem. The ryokan is in a great location, near the subway and best of all in a lovely neighborhood full of local family-run tiny restaurants - none of the owners or staff spoke English so they taught us how to use Google Translate which changed our lives! The English spoken at the ryokan itself is very, very good, and the people were lovely. Highly recommended and we will return here on our next trip. By the way, I don't understand the photo shown here as I don't recall anything in the area that looks like arches...maybe just my memory.

Authentic hotel with very cute personal. We had two kimono in our room. You can reserve your breakfast and it will be cooked specially for you

My first traditional Inn stay in Tokyo and it’s made me wish I only booked traditional stays. The staff introduced me to the wonderful and kind Japanese hospitality, giving me plenty of advice on what to do and where to go. The room was beautiful and so was the free Japanese style pyjamas which after this I have bought several pairs. Located in a quiet but well connected part of the city. I did not find it hard to get around. Will definitely be coming again!

We loved everything about this place and were sad that we only had one night here. We stayed in the annex, which was all brand new. So pretty and quite roomy with comfortable beds. They warn you that the walls are thin, but the neighborhood was quiet and I didn't hear the other guests. The hosts were so friendly and kind. The japanese breakfast is excellent--lots of food (miso soup, fish, rice, pickled vegetables, salad) and really tasty. FYI, there's a high-end Japanese omekase restaurant run by Chef Sano next door. It's not affiliated with Ito Ryokan but he tries to accommodate their guests if they ask. Was a really lovely last dinner in Tokyo.

I would Recommend this ryokan to everybody! I have truly enjoyed my stay here. The staff welcomed us with open arms and warm hearts, the rooms were cozy in a japanese traditional style, and the location is awesome! We could walk just minutes to convenient stores, restaurants, and sights. One of my favorite memories of this place is being cooked a japanese home meal and conversing with the staff in the morning. You will never get anything like this from a modern, main stream hotel. If you come to Japan, you have to stay here!