Ryokan Kamogawa Asakusa in Kanto

Ryokan Kamogawa Asakusa

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Affordable onsen
Onsen
Onsen for families
Private onsen
Private onsen close to Tokyo
Tattoos allowed

Overview

Ryokan Kamogawa is a traditional Japanese ryokan in the heart of Asakusa, just a three-minute walk away from the iconic Sensoji Temple. If you wish to experience the Japanese inn hospitality without leaving the capital, then Ryokan Kamogawa is the perfect place.

Ryokan Kamogawa welcomes you with two bonsai at the entrance. It features tatami floors and low beds for your comfort. There is a cypress onsen available onsite.

Accommodation

The rooms at Ryokan Kamogawa have tatami floors, low beds and shoji elements around the windows. You can select family-friendly rooms or rooms with private toilets and baths.

Dining

Ryokan Kamogawa is near some great restaurants in Asakusa. You’re only a minute away from enjoying Eel at Koyanagi, Tempura at Daikokuya Tempura, or Kamameshi at Matori. Many restaurants offer takeout, so you can enjoy local flavors in your room.

Onsen & Wellness

Although Ryokan Kamogawa does not feature a traditional onsen, it offers private baths that can be used without water restrictions from 16:00 to 23:00. These facilities ensure privacy and relaxation, ideal for unwinding after a day of sightseeing. All guests can reserve private time in the bath.

Please note that the water in the onsen is not sourced from natural hot springs, as there are no natural hot springs in Asakusa, Tokyo.

Guests with Tattoos

Ryokan Kamogawa is accommodating to guests with tattoos, allowing them to use the private bath facilities without restrictions.

Facilities

Private Baths: Freely available to guests, perfect for families or those seeking privacy.
Café Space: Enjoy complimentary freshly ground coffee, tea, and black tea in a relaxed public setting.
Free Baby Goods Rental: Ensuring that families with small children have everything they need for a comfortable stay.

Activities

Ryokan Kamogawa is right in the heart of Asakusa, so you can either take advantage of fun activities in the area, or just take the metro to other parts of Tokyo. Nearby, you can take rickshaw tours, enjoy ninja experiences or rent a kimono for stunning pictures.