Around University of Tokyo × Accommodation With Pot BathRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

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.

1-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Ginza Line "Suehirocho" Station. One train ride to Tokyo Dome! A hotel with a large public bath, 5 minutes walk from JR Akihabara Station. Separate artificial Onsen for men and women, with open-air baths. In the electric town of central Tokyo, the "Barley Stone Artificial Onsen Suehiro no Yu" features spacious open-air baths, individual hinoki baths, and saunas.

Approximately a 1-minute walk from Tawaramachi Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, about an 8-minute walk from Asakusa Station (A2 Exit) on the Tsukuba Express, and about an 8-minute walk from Asakusa Station (A1 Exit) on the Toei Asakusa Line, offering excellent access to transportation. Within walking distance to Senso-ji Temple, making it convenient for both sightseeing and business. The top floor features a large public bath with an open-air bath. All rooms are equipped with 50-inch or larger LCD TVs, free Wi-Fi, and original "Cloud fit" beds designed for ultimate comfort. Enjoy a relaxing stay in a comfortable space.

A Japanese-style premium Dormy Inn Hotel that adds the spirit of “wa” to premium service, offering a true taste of Japan—from the tatami culture of relaxing after taking off your shoes and more. Enjoy the warmth and subtle scent of wood, the comfort of walking barefoot on tatami floors, and a space filled with Japanese hospitality. Breakfast features local specialties so you can experience even more of Japan, while a natural Onsen helps you relax and soothe travel fatigue even more. At Nono Asakusa, discover many different ways to enjoy “more” of Japan.

1-minute walk from Exit 3 of Tokyo Metro "Ueno Station," and a 3-minute walk from JR "Ueno Station" Hirokoji Exit, this APA Hotel features a large public bath and is entirely non-smoking! Each room is equipped with a 50-inch LCD TV offering free VOD access, along with a mirroring function to display photos or videos from your tablet device. Wired mirroring is also possible via the HDMI port located by the bedside. Enjoy free Wi-Fi, bright ceiling lights, and convenient outlets for charging mobile phones or smartphones near the bed's headboard, which also includes lighting controls. Rooms feature high-quality amenities such as air conditioning with high-concentration Nanoe X technology, heated bidet toilets, and more. Compact yet functional and eco-friendly in design, this hotel embodies the concept of a "New Urban Hotel."