Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa in Kanto

Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa

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Affordable onsen
Breakfast only
City views
Onsen
Onsen for couples
Onsen for families
Open-air bath
Private onsen
Private onsen close to Tokyo
Private onsen in the room
Tattoos allowed

Overview

Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa is a ryokan in the heart of Tokyo, which offer you an escape into the world where Zen philosophy, the beauty of shadows, and avant-garde style converge.

This ryokan transforms the concept of a tea room into a modern sanctuary. And the best part? You can experience it all while in Tokyo, without having to leave the capital to relax.

Accommodation

The guest rooms at Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa reflect the minimalistic elegance of a traditional tea room. Rooms here have low ceilings and simplified decor. Each room conveys beauty through absence, creating a tranquil, zen space.

Dining

Begin your day with a wholesome Japanese breakfast served in your room, featuring pesticide-free, sun-dried rice, miso soup with fresh vegetables, and three side dishes.

For dinner, visit the nearby Tea Room Nigo for a dashi sukiyaki dinner or sushi course, complemented by a view of the Tokyo Sky Tree and a selection of craft beers and premium beverages.

Onsen & Wellness

Can you imagine anything more impressive than admiring the views of the Tokyo Sky Tree while soaking in an onsen?

Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa allows you to book the private open-air bath on the rooftop which has stunning views of the Tokyo Sky Tree. You will be surrounded by plants and the bath itself is crafted from cypress wood.

There are rooms with open-air private onsen as well.

Please note that Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa uses heated water for the onsen here as there is no natural onsen in Asakusa, Tokyo.

Guests with Tattoos

Guests with tattoos are welcome to enjoy the private open-air bath, provided the tattoos can be covered during their reserved time.

Facilities

Private Open-Air Bath: Enjoy 45 minutes of solitude with a view of the Tokyo Sky Tree from our top-floor bath.
Art and Design: Each room features unique elements, such as modern fusuma designed by American Japanese painter Alan West, and art by Taiwanese painter Yu Chong Chan.

Activities

Nearby, you can enjoy everything Asakusa has to offer. Visit Senso-ji, the oldest temple in Asakusa. Head to Nakamise Dori and purchase a wealth of street food and souvenirs. Don’t miss ceramic shopping on Kappabashi street.