20 Japanese Guest Houses (Minshuku) in Tokyo

LYURO Tokyo Kiyosumi is a renovated hotel located by the waterfront in the Kiyosumi Shirakawa area, where art and craft culture are newly taking root.The open deck terrace facing the Sumida River features a grill restaurant and a brewery.Private rooms are equipped with view baths, allowing you to relax while enjoying the view of the Sumida River.

Hotel Plus Hostel Tokyo Asakusa 1 is a dormitory-style accommodation within walking distance of Asakusa Station and Kaminarimon.There are male-only floors, mixed-gender floors, and female-only floors, allowing guests to choose according to their preferences.The lounge is equipped with numerous chairs and tables, and guests can also enjoy table football.Additionally, the large communal bath and sauna, which offer a sense of Japanese culture, are attractive features. We aim to provide a comfortable and affordable lodging experience, serving as a place for new encounters while catering to various needs such as work and leisure.Feel free to use our services anytime.

Our hotel is a capsule hotel located near Haneda Airport.The nearest station is Keikyu Line's Otorii Station, about a 4-minute walk away.Regarding facilities and services, we offer 24-hour staff assistance, self-check-in, security doors, safety boxes, free Wi-Fi, a restaurant, coin laundry, shared toilets and shower rooms, a smoking room, a dining-friendly relaxation space, iron rentals, and free amenities.Payment methods include cash and cashless options. There are four types of rooms available, accommodating individuals to families.The dormitory cradle (bunk beds), the comfort cradle with high ceilings, twin rooms (bunk beds) for couples, and family rooms in apartment-style settings for groups.Dormitory rooms are separated by gender.

Hotel Plus Hostel Tokyo Asakusa 2 is an accommodation facility that combines the features of a hotel and hostel, located within walking distance of Asakusa Station and Senso-ji Temple.The facility offers various types of rooms to suit guests' budgets, ranging from typical private rooms to family rooms accommodating up to six people, as well as dormitories, providing a wide selection of options.The spacious lounge is equipped with plenty of seating and even a billiard table, offering a playful and enjoyable space.It can be used for a variety of purposes such as dining, working, or socializing.Additionally, a large public bath is available where guests can experience a sense of Japanese tradition. The facility aims to provide a comfortable stay and serve as a place for new encounters, catering to various needs such as work and leisure.Please feel free to make use of our services.

Sakura Hostel Asakusa, located just a 5-minute walk from the famous Senso-ji Temple and Asakusa Station, offers a free kitchen for use and provides breakfast for all guests. The front desk is open 24 hours, with friendly English-speaking staff available.Free Wi-Fi is available in every room. Sakura Hostel Asakusa offers private rooms and dormitory rooms (with multiple bunk beds). All rooms are equipped with air conditioning, and bathrooms are shared. In the dormitory rooms, individual safety boxes and lockers are available.(A padlock is required for use.) Why not make friends at Sakura Hostel Asakusa? Sakura Hostel Asakusa encourages kitchen events.Many guests have made friends through these events.

Tokyo Guesthouse Oji Music Lounge opened in 2017. The Guesthouse is situated approx. 3 minutes from JR Oji Station, very near from Ueno and other main locations, and is surrounded by parks and good old Japanese townscape. Moreover, through Music, we want to share a wonderful time with musicians and music lovers from all around the World. Please have a good time and enjoy yourselves. We are looking forward to your visit.

A refined inn near Shinjuku Gyoen, weaving together Japanese tradition and modernity. A fantastical exterior adorned with Edo Komon patterns, coffered ceilings decorated with Japanese paintings, and lacquered floors. A sophisticated retreat in the city, pursuing a blend of traditional Japanese architecture and modern functionality.