Ryogoku Station × Accommodation With 6-Person RoomRecommended Hotel·Ryokan

First Hotel Ryogoku is 15 minutes from Tokyo Station. In addition to enjoying the Edo atmosphere of downtown areas like the Edo-Tokyo Museum and Sumo Hall, it is also close to Tokyo Disney ResortR and Odaiba, making it an excellent area for Tokyo sightseeing. With the Hotel located above Toei Oedo Line's Ryogoku Station, access is also exceptional.

A special space where you can talk freely with your loved ones, irreplaceable family, and friends has been created as YUURO Bath-Living Hotel Ryogoku. "Bathroom" and "Living Room" Two large spaces for relaxation seamlessly merge to offer a new experience like never before. SOAK, TALK, RELAX. Enjoy a high-quality, comfortable, and leisurely time centered around a warm bath.

Just a 2-minute walk to Ryogoku Kokugikan, the home of sumo wrestling, and only 30 seconds on foot to JR Sobu Line Ryogoku Station, this Hotel is perfect for exploring the sights of Edo. All rooms feature balconies, and the interior showcases ukiyo-e designs by Ryogoku-born artist Katsushika Hokusai, as well as kanji art, creating a serene atmosphere with Edo purple and indigo tones. The Hotel offers a variety of rooms suitable for groups, including triple and quad rooms. At the breakfast venue "Oicho," guests can enjoy a highly popular Japanese-Western buffet inspired by sumo wrestlers' chanko cuisine, surrounded by ukiyo-e artwork of sumo wrestlers. Experience the charm of Edo in just one night's stay.

Relax as if at home while enjoying the extraordinary aspects of travel. This is the travel style we propose. In a spacious and sophisticated space, unwind your mind and body completely. Align with the rhythm of the city and savor the local culture and traditions with all your senses. Conversations. Smiles. Encounters. Discoveries. Let's embark on a journey to discover a new Japan. With trusted friends. With beloved family.

A 2-minute walk from Asakusabashi Station. Ideally located with excellent access to Tokyo Station, Akihabara, and Asakusa, this Hotel also offers tranquil views of the Kanda River and a taste of old Edo charm.Carrying on a legacy since its founding in 1945, Belmont Hotel has grown alongside the Asakusabashi neighborhood.While preserving the atmosphere and culture of this area—once known as a flourishing geisha district—we provide warm, attentive service that values every guest connection.Whether for sightseeing or business, enjoy a stay that lets you experience Tokyo’s traditional downtown culture.