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Ryumeikan was established in 1899 (Meiji 32) as a branch of the former Naguraya Ryokan under the name "Ryokan Ryumeikan Main Store." With over 110 years of history, it was renamed "Hotel Ryumeikan Ochanomizu Honten" to be loved as a city brand hotel in this area of Kanda Ochanomizu, and it was newly renovated in August 2014. Transitioning from the traditional Ryokan business with only Japanese-style rooms, it has evolved into a next-generation hotel that blends Japanese and Western styles, functionality, and beauty, continuing the lineage of the city's Ryokan. We warmly welcome our guests with hospitality that makes them feel as if they are visiting a friend's home.

Tokyo, Akihabara. Looking back, this has always been a place where people, information, and things at the forefront of Japanese culture intersect. For example, countless creations that have carried the baton of culture and creativity. During the era when record shops lined the streets, music enthusiasts from The whole country turned their passionate gaze here, and numerous trends originated from this area. In the same period, when a large produce market thrived, it was also a birthplace of cuisine that impressed both the common folk and gourmets alike.And in 2020, as one of Japan's leading electronics districts, a sacred place for idols and anime, the epicenter of subcultures centered on manga and games, and a new hub for art, this intersection has evolved into something even more diverse and intense.Tokyo, Akihabara, a city where all cultures intersect. Located in the heart of the city, Akihabara holds infinite potential as a base for active travel. Come and experience the one-of-a-kind energy that stimulates curiosity from around the world.

For a great night’s sleep...The items and services at remm Akihabara embody this promise: a gently cascading rain shower, a massage chair to soothe your whole body, and our original “Silky remm” bed that comfortably cradles you with 1,800 high-density pocket coils.We promise you a relaxing time away from the hustle and bustle.

Located next to the world-renowned Akihabara Electric Town and IT Center, our hotel offers convenient access to various parts of Tokyo. In this vibrant area where people and information gather, we provide a new level of hospitality that combines functionality and comfort. Perfect for business, sightseeing, or shopping, enjoy a comfortable stay with us.

This Property is a Hotel renovated in 2009, featuring a modern Japanese style. We offer 10 types of guest rooms, including Japanese-style single rooms and Western-style rooms, all equipped with Serta pocket coil beds, the No.1 bed brand in the U.S., ensuring a comfortable and restful sleep. The men's bath area includes a large public bath with a sauna, a rare feature for Hotels in the metropolitan area. The post-bath salon is equipped with complimentary massage chairs and a mini-library, providing thoughtful amenities to enhance your stay. Guests can also enjoy a complimentary simple Japanese breakfast, which has been highly praised. The Property is conveniently located within a 5-minute walk from JR Ochanomizu Station and five subway lines. Additionally, the Nippon Budokan, Akihabara, Tokyo Dome, and Jimbocho Bookstore District are all within walking distance.

Opened in October 2019. Just a 1-minute walk from JR Akihabara Station. Separate bath and toilet. Equipped with Wi-Fi. The guest rooms feature playful designs inspired by "Akihabara," incorporating digital patterns. With the concept of 'good sleep, good start,' the rooms are equipped with original 5.5-inch beds by Simmons and pillows by Nishikawa Living, focusing on quality sleep and awakening. High security ensures peace of mind, as non-guests are not allowed to enter the guest room floors. 5 minutes by train to Tokyo Station. 4 minutes by train to Ueno Station (Ameyoko). 50 minutes by train to Haneda Airport. 5 minutes by train to Suidobashi Station (Tokyo Dome City). 16 minutes by train to Asakusa Station. 18 minutes by train to Tokyo Skytree (Oshiage). 11 minutes by train to Tokyo International Forum (Yurakucho).