Ryogoku View Hotel

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Hotel Highlights

Welcome to the Ryogoku View Hotel, where Tokyo’s vibrant tapestry meets comfort and convenience! Nestled in the heart of the Sumida-Ku area at 2-19-1 Ryogoku, our hotel is just a delightful 5.7mi from the bustling city center. Whether you're here to dive into the delightful world of sushi or marvel at the iconic Sumo wrestling, you’ll find everything within reach. Starting at only $72 per night, this 3-star gem invites travelers of all kinds to experience the adventurous spirit of Tokyo without breaking the bank!

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Rooms

Modern Japanese-Style Premium Room - Non Smoking in Ryogoku View Hotel

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4 Futon Mat Beds

2 Twin Beds

730 sqft

Modern Japanese Style Premium, 2 Twin Beds

City view

Private Bathroom

Balcony

Bathtub

The spacious suite has 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom with a bath and free toiletries. The air-conditioned suite offers a flat-screen TV, tatami, a wardrobe, a safe deposit box as well as city views. The unit has 2 beds and 4 futons.

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2 Twin Beds

165 sqft

Decker, 2 Twin Beds

Balcony

Free wifi

Flat-screen TV

Refrigerator

The twin room includes a private bathroom, well-fitted with a bath, a shower, a bidet, a hairdryer and slippers. This twin room features air conditioning, a wardrobe, a flat-screen TV and a balcony. The unit offers 2 beds.

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2 Twin Beds

160 sqft

Economy

Private Bathroom

Balcony

Bathtub

Flat-screen TV

Escape to our cozy Economy Twin Room with two twin beds in 161 sqft of space, ideal for 2 adults and 2 children. Enjoy smoking allowance, air conditioning, and relax on the balcony with free toiletries provided.

Discover More

Start your day right with our delicious breakfast and fuel up for your adventures ahead! The Ryogoku View Hotel boasts a range of amenities that cater to your every need: enjoy free Wi-Fi, unwind in soundproof rooms, or relax on your very own balcony. Pro tip: our kid-friendly buffet is perfect for families looking to keep little appetites satisfied, while the on-site restaurant offers savory bites for the adults. And if you need to catch up on work, our meeting and banquet facilities are available for an extra charge, ensuring you can mix business with pleasure!

Experience the Best

Our guests love the rooftop terrace that provides stunning views of the city skyline, and with 631 reviews highlighting our welcoming atmosphere and excellent service, you’ll feel right at home. Friendly staff are ready and waiting at our 24-hour front desk to assist you with anything you may need during your stay. So pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable Tokyo experience at the Ryogoku View Hotel – where comfort and adventure meet!

Plan Your Stay

At Ryogoku View Hotel, dining is not just an option; it’s an experience! Our on-site restaurant, 大銀杏, offers a delightful fusion of Japanese and European cuisines that cater to all palates. Enjoy tasting the authentic flavors of Tokyo while savoring a breakfast bursting with freshness to kick-start your adventures. Whether you fancy a traditional Japanese breakfast or a hearty European dish, you’re bound to find something that tickles your taste buds. Remember, food is a massive part of the travel experience, and we’re here to make it unforgettable!

Restaurant/places to eat in Ryogoku View Hotel

Amenities

Restaurant

Free wifi

Air conditioning

Kid-friendly buffet

Soundproof rooms

24-hour front desk

Non-smoking rooms

Elevator

Restaurant

大銀杏

Japanese, European

It was my first time staying at Ryogoku View Hotel, and I requested a bunk bed room for two people for a 7-night stay. The room was small but clean and well-ventilated since it had a balcony. The small size of the room wasn't an issue for us, but for persons over 6ft, it may feel quite cramped. The beds had stiff mattresses, which is great for your back, and a single pillow. I'm not sure if you can request more pillows. The bathroom was also small, with the toilet seat right in front of the door. It's a bit tight but again, not too much of an issue. Toiletries were available and the liquid bath soap, shampoo and conditioner was good enough that we didn't feel the need to purchase something different. The shower and bath was lovely since the water was heated at a consistent temperature. Overall, pretty good room and bath! The location of the hotel was the deciding factor when I booked it because it is right in front of Ryogoku station (JR line). All you need to do is cross a little street and walk less than a minute to get to the entrance to the front desk. It's also surrounded by convenience stores (A 7-11 and a NewDays at the station exit, and a Family Mart a little down the road) and has a great selection of restaurants nearby. The staff are wonderful at the hotel, and are so accommodating! We were allowed to store our luggage prior to check-in at 3PM, and even after the 11AM check-out. You just have to let them know what time you'll be around to pick up the luggage. Quick note-- Ryogoku station is on the JR Sobu line, which is a local line which means that it stops at every station on the line. To my knowledge, there are no other lines that stops at this station. To get there from Narita, we took the Keisei Narita Skyaccess line from Narita Airport Terminal 2/3 station to Asakusabashi station , and transferred to the JR Sobu line to Ryogoku Station. This all took about an hour.

Great location - a 2 min walk to the train station which is why I picked this hotel. The train noise wasn't bothersome at all. Lots of food places around (highly recommend the seafood place!), McDonalds is just across the street and there is a 24 hr cafe on the ground floor. The area under the railway is lined with eating places. There are also pubs. There is a chemist and Kombinis at your fingertips. You are also away from the hustle and bustle of busy areas but not too quiet or boring. Best thing is it also a 4 min walk to the Ryogoku River Centre where you can catch a waterbus to Odaiba (and skip the trains for once!). Toiletries, towels, etc were adequate and changed daily, but I wish they didn't have to constantly change the sliders (slippers). I keep having to tear open its plastic bag every day but it is probably just me! Bed and pillows were super comfy. Hotel is old and has seen better days but still a quality accommodation.

Christine

I stayed in the hotel back in 2016 with my friends and I picked it again for my travel with my parents because of the location. it’s 1 minute from the JR ryogoku station so it’s very very convenient(note:cause if it’s proximity, you can hear the trains till about 11pm if that’s gonna be a problem for anyone, we were alright with it). Staffs were extremely polite and friendly throughout our 4 nights stay, always greeted us with a pleasant smile. Rooms and bathroom are both very light airy and spacious, for Japanese hotel standards. hotel provided daily cleaning service, with daily change of towels, toothbrush, slippers, etc. Oh and there’s also lots of food options right outside the hotel. McD, traditional Japanese izakaya, 7/11, daiso, cosmetic and skin care shops, everything. My parents were very happy with the stay here. AC was working and beds were very comfy. Definitely will stay here again on my next visit to Japan.

Rojina

Very near the train station with lots of restos and food joints, convenience stores and groceries. It's a quiet environment very near the sumo arena and near parks and the Sumida river so you can enjoy a nice peaceful walks daily. Our room was spacious for Japanese hotel standards. It's an old hotel so expect old fixtures but facilities are clean. Some reviews say that it's noisy because it's near the train station but it's not bothersome at all. Staff are very friendly and communicate well. Special thanks to Mr Saito for helping us check in easily. Towels and slippers are replaced daily and soaps and toiletries are refilled regularly. Very good hotel! Very recommended.

The hotel has a fantastic location for exploratory trips in Tokyo — very close to the Ryogoku station. This also means shops and cafés nearby. The are is somewhat busy, but it didn't disturb us much. There is little space in the room, but the facilities are decent. We were very happy to have a single room for all us three. The room had a tea set (kettle, cups, tea bags), fridge and desk, tiny bath tub and toiletries. The personal was very friendly. The hotel is a bit old-fashioned, but offers great value for money from our perspective.

Andrey

It was my first time staying at Ryogoku View Hotel, and I requested a bunk bed room for two people for a 7-night stay. The room was small but clean and well-ventilated since it had a balcony. The small size of the room wasn't an issue for us, but for persons over 6ft, it may feel quite cramped. The beds had stiff mattresses, which is great for your back, and a single pillow. I'm not sure if you can request more pillows. The bathroom was also small, with the toilet seat right in front of the door. It's a bit tight but again, not too much of an issue. Toiletries were available and the liquid bath soap, shampoo and conditioner was good enough that we didn't feel the need to purchase something different. The shower and bath was lovely since the water was heated at a consistent temperature. Overall, pretty good room and bath! The location of the hotel was the deciding factor when I booked it because it is right in front of Ryogoku station (JR line). All you need to do is cross a little street and walk less than a minute to get to the entrance to the front desk. It's also surrounded by convenience stores (A 7-11 and a NewDays at the station exit, and a Family Mart a little down the road) and has a great selection of restaurants nearby. The staff are wonderful at the hotel, and are so accommodating! We were allowed to store our luggage prior to check-in at 3PM, and even after the 11AM check-out. You just have to let them know what time you'll be around to pick up the luggage. Quick note-- Ryogoku station is on the JR Sobu line, which is a local line which means that it stops at every station on the line. To my knowledge, there are no other lines that stops at this station. To get there from Narita, we took the Keisei Narita Skyaccess line from Narita Airport Terminal 2/3 station to Asakusabashi station , and transferred to the JR Sobu line to Ryogoku Station. This all took about an hour.

Great location - a 2 min walk to the train station which is why I picked this hotel. The train noise wasn't bothersome at all. Lots of food places around (highly recommend the seafood place!), McDonalds is just across the street and there is a 24 hr cafe on the ground floor. The area under the railway is lined with eating places. There are also pubs. There is a chemist and Kombinis at your fingertips. You are also away from the hustle and bustle of busy areas but not too quiet or boring. Best thing is it also a 4 min walk to the Ryogoku River Centre where you can catch a waterbus to Odaiba (and skip the trains for once!). Toiletries, towels, etc were adequate and changed daily, but I wish they didn't have to constantly change the sliders (slippers). I keep having to tear open its plastic bag every day but it is probably just me! Bed and pillows were super comfy. Hotel is old and has seen better days but still a quality accommodation.

Christine

I stayed in the hotel back in 2016 with my friends and I picked it again for my travel with my parents because of the location. it’s 1 minute from the JR ryogoku station so it’s very very convenient(note:cause if it’s proximity, you can hear the trains till about 11pm if that’s gonna be a problem for anyone, we were alright with it). Staffs were extremely polite and friendly throughout our 4 nights stay, always greeted us with a pleasant smile. Rooms and bathroom are both very light airy and spacious, for Japanese hotel standards. hotel provided daily cleaning service, with daily change of towels, toothbrush, slippers, etc. Oh and there’s also lots of food options right outside the hotel. McD, traditional Japanese izakaya, 7/11, daiso, cosmetic and skin care shops, everything. My parents were very happy with the stay here. AC was working and beds were very comfy. Definitely will stay here again on my next visit to Japan.

Rojina

Very near the train station with lots of restos and food joints, convenience stores and groceries. It's a quiet environment very near the sumo arena and near parks and the Sumida river so you can enjoy a nice peaceful walks daily. Our room was spacious for Japanese hotel standards. It's an old hotel so expect old fixtures but facilities are clean. Some reviews say that it's noisy because it's near the train station but it's not bothersome at all. Staff are very friendly and communicate well. Special thanks to Mr Saito for helping us check in easily. Towels and slippers are replaced daily and soaps and toiletries are refilled regularly. Very good hotel! Very recommended.

The hotel has a fantastic location for exploratory trips in Tokyo — very close to the Ryogoku station. This also means shops and cafés nearby. The are is somewhat busy, but it didn't disturb us much. There is little space in the room, but the facilities are decent. We were very happy to have a single room for all us three. The room had a tea set (kettle, cups, tea bags), fridge and desk, tiny bath tub and toiletries. The personal was very friendly. The hotel is a bit old-fashioned, but offers great value for money from our perspective.

Andrey

It was my first time staying at Ryogoku View Hotel, and I requested a bunk bed room for two people for a 7-night stay. The room was small but clean and well-ventilated since it had a balcony. The small size of the room wasn't an issue for us, but for persons over 6ft, it may feel quite cramped. The beds had stiff mattresses, which is great for your back, and a single pillow. I'm not sure if you can request more pillows. The bathroom was also small, with the toilet seat right in front of the door. It's a bit tight but again, not too much of an issue. Toiletries were available and the liquid bath soap, shampoo and conditioner was good enough that we didn't feel the need to purchase something different. The shower and bath was lovely since the water was heated at a consistent temperature. Overall, pretty good room and bath! The location of the hotel was the deciding factor when I booked it because it is right in front of Ryogoku station (JR line). All you need to do is cross a little street and walk less than a minute to get to the entrance to the front desk. It's also surrounded by convenience stores (A 7-11 and a NewDays at the station exit, and a Family Mart a little down the road) and has a great selection of restaurants nearby. The staff are wonderful at the hotel, and are so accommodating! We were allowed to store our luggage prior to check-in at 3PM, and even after the 11AM check-out. You just have to let them know what time you'll be around to pick up the luggage. Quick note-- Ryogoku station is on the JR Sobu line, which is a local line which means that it stops at every station on the line. To my knowledge, there are no other lines that stops at this station. To get there from Narita, we took the Keisei Narita Skyaccess line from Narita Airport Terminal 2/3 station to Asakusabashi station , and transferred to the JR Sobu line to Ryogoku Station. This all took about an hour.

Great location - a 2 min walk to the train station which is why I picked this hotel. The train noise wasn't bothersome at all. Lots of food places around (highly recommend the seafood place!), McDonalds is just across the street and there is a 24 hr cafe on the ground floor. The area under the railway is lined with eating places. There are also pubs. There is a chemist and Kombinis at your fingertips. You are also away from the hustle and bustle of busy areas but not too quiet or boring. Best thing is it also a 4 min walk to the Ryogoku River Centre where you can catch a waterbus to Odaiba (and skip the trains for once!). Toiletries, towels, etc were adequate and changed daily, but I wish they didn't have to constantly change the sliders (slippers). I keep having to tear open its plastic bag every day but it is probably just me! Bed and pillows were super comfy. Hotel is old and has seen better days but still a quality accommodation.

Christine

I stayed in the hotel back in 2016 with my friends and I picked it again for my travel with my parents because of the location. it’s 1 minute from the JR ryogoku station so it’s very very convenient(note:cause if it’s proximity, you can hear the trains till about 11pm if that’s gonna be a problem for anyone, we were alright with it). Staffs were extremely polite and friendly throughout our 4 nights stay, always greeted us with a pleasant smile. Rooms and bathroom are both very light airy and spacious, for Japanese hotel standards. hotel provided daily cleaning service, with daily change of towels, toothbrush, slippers, etc. Oh and there’s also lots of food options right outside the hotel. McD, traditional Japanese izakaya, 7/11, daiso, cosmetic and skin care shops, everything. My parents were very happy with the stay here. AC was working and beds were very comfy. Definitely will stay here again on my next visit to Japan.

Rojina

Very near the train station with lots of restos and food joints, convenience stores and groceries. It's a quiet environment very near the sumo arena and near parks and the Sumida river so you can enjoy a nice peaceful walks daily. Our room was spacious for Japanese hotel standards. It's an old hotel so expect old fixtures but facilities are clean. Some reviews say that it's noisy because it's near the train station but it's not bothersome at all. Staff are very friendly and communicate well. Special thanks to Mr Saito for helping us check in easily. Towels and slippers are replaced daily and soaps and toiletries are refilled regularly. Very good hotel! Very recommended.

The hotel has a fantastic location for exploratory trips in Tokyo — very close to the Ryogoku station. This also means shops and cafés nearby. The are is somewhat busy, but it didn't disturb us much. There is little space in the room, but the facilities are decent. We were very happy to have a single room for all us three. The room had a tea set (kettle, cups, tea bags), fridge and desk, tiny bath tub and toiletries. The personal was very friendly. The hotel is a bit old-fashioned, but offers great value for money from our perspective.

Andrey

Location

2-19-1 Ryogoku, Sumida-Ku, Tokyo, 130-0026, Japan

Reservations:

+1-833-728-2041