PROSTYLE RYOKAN TOKYO ASAKUSA

For the price and location, having an outdoor private hot tub in a main area of Tokyo, this was the best hotel we have stayed at out of our three trips to Tokyo. The included breakfast, with the option to choose from three different traditional Japanese meals and several western meals, was very good. We also enjoyed the traditional Japanese aesthetics with tatami mats.

Wonderful location with restaurant in-house. The personal bath was the best feature and the room was spacious enough for 2 people with 1-2 luggage each. We got to enjoy the hotel restaurant as well and there's coin-laundry close-by (walking distance). Would highly recommend for anyone wanting to stay in Tokyo for multiple days.

Beautiful ryokan. Clean, well stocked with drinks, and other hygiene products, and a lovely outdoor bath. Didn’t have a terrace view which would’ve been nice, but the window view was beautiful from the 13th floor. Breakfast has many options and was delicious. The surrounding area gets pretty busy! Overall, no complaints.

You could walk up and down any street and find lots of places to shop or hole in the walls to eat. Staff was very kind and helpful! We really appreciated them letting us check in early after we walked 40+ minutes with all of our luggage. Our room was spacious and we had a big bathroom. Onsen and balcony were lovely. Masterbed was comfortable. Everything was clean. Only thing I wish is that I could find those cloudy bathhouse autumn bath salts that were provided so I could experience that at home as well. Lobby also had fresh coffee and iced tea complimentary!

Fantastic staff and beautiful facilities. We LOVED our bath on the balcony!

We had a great stay at Prostyle Ryokan Tokyo. The room was beautifully designed, clean, and the in-room onsen was a highlight—perfect for relaxing after a long day. The staff were exceptional and went above and beyond to help us find a pharmacy, which we truly appreciated. Peaceful atmosphere, great service, and a perfect blend of tradition and comfort. Highly recommend.

From the moment I arrived, the check-in process was smooth and welcoming. The dining experience at the ryokan was delightful. The restaurant on the second floor offered a variety of delicious dishes, and the breakfast buffet was both extensive and satisfying. The friendly staff made the dining experience even more enjoyable. Despite the room being on the smaller side, its comfort and cleanliness more than made up for it. The ryokan’s blend of traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern amenities provided a unique and memorable experience. For a truly authentic and comfortable experience in Tokyo, Prostyle Ryokan Tokyo Asakusa is an excellent choice. I look forward to returning in the future.

We loved our stay at the Prostyle Ryokan Asakusa. The breakfast was incredible and I’m glad I got to experience a traditional and delicious Japanese breakfast while visiting Tokyo. Beautiful hotel with open air bath, nice spacious bathroom, and even a balcony. Staff was very attentive and helpful and helped us send our luggage to our next hotel. Glad I picked staying in Asakusa over Shinjuku or Shibuya

We loved that this was a short walk to the Senso-ji shrine. Might be a bit of an issue for wheel chair users as the room has a few ledges and rock patio. The patio bath was really nice and felt like it offered enough privacy to use.

Absolutely beautiful accomodation. The private onsen is a highlight for sure. Staff was attentive and friendly with no issues in checking in or out. The area is lovely and close to Senso-ji temple and Sumida park. Perfect for Sakura viewings. All around would recommend!

Be aware that the beds and pillows are very hard. Slept poorly as a result. I knew that’s the type of bed I’d signed up for but it wasn’t great for me is all. Shower room had a moldy smell everyday.

Bugs everywhere. My fiance and I were bitten all night. We told the staff and they insisted that there’s nothing they can do and the bugs are everywhere.

Hôtel bien plus bas de gamme qu’il ne paraît. Les chambres ont du vécu. Le papier peint ne tient pas toujours bien en place, ce qui donne un aspect négligé

Very clean, great staff!

The room was very clean, the staff was amazing and overall a great experience.

Great location, walkable, rooms were also very clean, and big for Japan rooms(hotel rooms in Japan are tiny). Service was great but some front desk need to be more polite. There was one front desk that spoke very differently to us vs the locals. Has a nice semi open tub outside bathroom. Beds are low in a tatami room. They provide free water and coffee. Breakfast became boring after 2nd day. Very walkable. Close to Senso-Ji temple.

The hotel was very clean, and the staff were friendly and always willing to help. The main issue was the noise coming from the street — the windows don’t seem to be soundproof, even though the description mentioned that the rooms are. It might be that only the walls are soundproof, not the windows. Another suggestion would be to serve breakfast as a buffet instead of a pre-packed meal. Some of the items in the pack weren’t to our taste, which led to unnecessary food waste. Overall, the staff were very kind and helpful, and we appreciated their hospitality.

We had a wonderful experience at this hotel. The room was **very clean and spacious** enough for our family of four (2 adults + 2 kids) without feeling crowded. The **service was exceptional**—staff were friendly, helpful, and always welcoming. The location is **convenient**, close to the subway station, making it easy to explore Tokyo. We especially enjoyed the **short evening walks to Senso-ji Temple** in Asakusa—a lovely way to end the day! Overall, we were **very satisfied** and would happily stay here again. Highly recommended for families.

The service was below expectations and the check in set the tone. We were given one card key and when we asked for another the receptionist stated we were only allowed one. I questioned this policy as a different receptionist had just asked another guest how many keys they wanted. The receiptionist claimed that because we were staying only one night we were only allowed one key, but she would make an exception. Also, a job interview was being conducted in the lobby, which seemed inappropriate for the sake of the interviewee's privacy. Other things that were off were in the room, dust on the windowsill and around the tv, stains on the tatami mat, cheap in room safe, no way to make coffee/tea despite a hot water kettle in the room (we were told to come downstairs for them) and wallpaper coming off at the seams. That being said overall the room was not bad and outside bath unique, but would have been better if it somehow had a view. However, the final thing that contributed to a negative experience was the receptionist at checkout, she was terse and preoccupied. I observed similar interactions with other guests checking out. Omotenashi was lacking at this hotel. For a ryokan style hotel, the service and attention to details does not support that concept or rate. Ironically, in the job interview, the interviewer stated to the candidate how this hotel is a high end hotel charging at least 20,000 yen per room. On a final note, we didn't receive any of the VIP Access benefits.

The entire staff at the hotel were lovely, welcoming and helpful. The property was clean and comfortable and a real retreat after a full day of Tokyo sightseeing. Can’t recommend them enough, our stay was wonderful.

Great stay! Clean, spacious rooms for Tokyo and comfy beds. Bathtub outside was amazing at night! Wonderful views from the patio of skytree. The staff was helpful and accommodating—we were able to store bags the day we left without any issue until our flight. The location is walkable to everything in Asakusa including some great restaurants and shopping.

Ryokan wooden style with good space, no plastik shower, balkony with view to skytree tower. We feel very good there.

So the positives. The hotel is clean, nice vibe with the traditional Japanese details, and very conveniently located near Asakusa station. The staff were also lovely and very friendly. However, the standard double room is one of the smallest rooms I’ve ever stayed in - even by Tokyo standards. The bathroom was nearly as big as the main bedroom and it was a squeeze for 2 people with 3 weeks of luggage…. And it also needed some renovation as there was some damage on one of the walls. The breakfast was also ‘ok’ but not brilliant. So a mid review for this hotel from us.

The hotel is very conveniently located next to all main attractions of Asakusa within waking distance. The room had a great view of the Tokyo Skytree which was a nice bonus. However the rooms are quite small and the beds are small and very hard. The hotel room could benefit from a TV with access to non-Japanese channels or at least Netflix.

The hotel was very clean, and the staff were friendly and always willing to help. The main issue was the noise coming from the street — the windows don’t seem to be soundproof, even though the description mentioned that the rooms are. It might be that only the walls are soundproof, not the windows. Another suggestion would be to serve breakfast as a buffet instead of a pre-packed meal. Some of the items in the pack weren’t to our taste, which led to unnecessary food waste. Overall, the staff were very kind and helpful, and we appreciated their hospitality.

This was our second stay at Prostyle Ryokan Tokyo Asakusa, and we returned for good reason. The view of the Skytree and Sumida River is amazing, and having a balcony and outdoor space is a real treat in Tokyo. The hotel is stylish, well-located for exploring Asakusa, and the breakfast was delicious. Staff were consistently kind and helpful throughout our stay. The only downside this time was the lighting in our room – it only had ceiling lights, unlike our previous stay where we had more options. It might sound minor, but having just one harsh lighting setting did impact the atmosphere a bit. Still, this is a fabulous hotel overall, and we’d definitely stay again.

The location is very convenient, only a few minutes to the temple. Staff speaks good English and is very helpful. The Japanese style tatami room is really cool and with large queen bed (rare in Tokyo). Our room has sky tree view and outdoor bathtub. Our kids had a blast in the tub. Our regret is we didn’t get to enjoy our breakfast because of schedule.

Super friendly staff, delicious breakfast with generous portions, convenient location. Only drawback is the size of the room (it was a bit tight for 2 people + carryon bags + a single checked bag between us), but that may be part of the Ryokan experience since this is our first time staying at one. Really loved it and highly recommend, especially for light packers or solo travelers!

We stayed at Prostyle Ryokan Asakusa for a couple of nights and had mixed feelings. The staff were friendly and the room itself was clean and comfortable However, the ryokan is located on a busy street, and the noise from traffic and people outside made it hard to relax, especially at night. Even with the windows closed, it wasn’t as quiet as I expected from a ryokan stay. It’s a good option if you want to be right in the heart of Asakusa and close to Senso-ji Temple, but if you’re looking for peace and quiet, you might want something a bit farther from the main road. Overall, a nice experience but not as tranquil as I hoped.

Room is very small

Staff and accommodations are amazing. Everyone on staff that I interacted with speaks at least some English, and they were willing to humor my attempts at Japanese too. The staff at the restaurant is awesome as well, and the food is excellent for breakfast. The skytree view room is worth every penny. I've stayed here twice and hope to stay many more times, I really don't have enough good things to say about this hotel.

The hotel overall was good however quite expensive for what it was. I forgot a small Tumi bag in my room, and I am 100% sure i left it in the room, and i contacted the hotel, only to be told that they haven't found anything. Hence, other than service and the room, not quite the experience i wanted to leave with.

This hotel is well worth the stay. The accommodations are top notch, exceptionally comfortable and the staff hospitable. The hotel is in a great location relative to public transportation and things to do.

Amazing traditional Ryokan experience with a choice of a Japanese or western style breakfast. Reception staff very helpful, friendly, and speak great English.

The staff are amazing and could not do enough to ensure my stay was the best possible experience. My room was compact, but perfect. I will stay here again.

We had a great stay at Prostyle Ryokan Tokyo. The room was beautifully designed, clean, and the in-room onsen was a highlight—perfect for relaxing after a long day. The staff were exceptional and went above and beyond to help us find a pharmacy, which we truly appreciated. Peaceful atmosphere, great service, and a perfect blend of tradition and comfort. Highly recommend.

I usually prioritise booking hotels with VIP Access as I have Expedia Platinum membership. However, when I arrived the hotel I was told that this hotel doesn’t provide room upgrade, even if it’s available. This is basically dishonest marketing to lure frequent Expedia users to book this hotel for non-existing member benefit. Tbh bottle of sparkling wine or house wine is the worst welcome amenity ever, if someone doesn’t drink during the stay nor is able to pack the huge bottle of liquid. Service wise it’s very inconsistent. For example, I stayed 6 nights at this hotel and the dust bin was never placed at the same location after cleaning. Sometimes, my tissue box was never replenished; sometimes it was open and the tissue package was laying beside the tissue box (basically unfinished cleaning). My own pyjama was also never placed at the same location. Sometimes on top of my suitcase, sometimes folded nicely on my bed (assuming it’s the right way), sometimes under my laptop, sometimes on the tatami floor. Water temperature is way too hot, burning hot. I could hardly find a perfect temperature in the shower or basin tap. Even when I luckily found it, the housekeeping would bring it back to 40 degrees after cleaning. There was a constant noise in my room 1104, every 5 seconds, coming from the wall. Was too tired after work to even mention it. There is no bathroom slippers prepared, which is weird for a ryokan. Japanese breakfast was terrible. Oyakodon was so salty.

Location was excellent, accommodation was excellent, service was subpar.

The service was below expectations and the check in set the tone. We were given one card key and when we asked for another the receptionist stated we were only allowed one. I questioned this policy as a different receptionist had just asked another guest how many keys they wanted. The receiptionist claimed that because we were staying only one night we were only allowed one key, but she would make an exception. Also, a job interview was being conducted in the lobby, which seemed inappropriate for the sake of the interviewee's privacy. Other things that were off were in the room, dust on the windowsill and around the tv, stains on the tatami mat, cheap in room safe, no way to make coffee/tea despite a hot water kettle in the room (we were told to come downstairs for them) and wallpaper coming off at the seams. That being said overall the room was not bad and outside bath unique, but would have been better if it somehow had a view. However, the final thing that contributed to a negative experience was the receptionist at checkout, she was terse and preoccupied. I observed similar interactions with other guests checking out. Omotenashi was lacking at this hotel. For a ryokan style hotel, the service and attention to details does not support that concept or rate. Ironically, in the job interview, the interviewer stated to the candidate how this hotel is a high end hotel charging at least 20,000 yen per room. On a final note, we didn't receive any of the VIP Access benefits.

We recently stayed for 5 nights here (2 adults, 2 kids), and it was a wonderful experience. The most impressive thing is the staff who went above and beyond our expectations to make us feel welcomed, we really enjoyed Japanese hospitality at this place. Two times when we arrived back after visiting around, our toddler was asleep in my arms, the reception staff promptly used their card to open the lift for us, which we really appreciated! They also allowed us to keep the stroller and one large luggage (which we didn’t need to open during our stay) at the reception. The rooms are Japanese standard (small compared to US/Canada), but beds are comfortable, we had everything that we needed. Room and the hotel were very very clean. House keeping cleaned our room and provided fresh towels every day! Breakfast was delicious and restaurant staff was flexible to accommodate our dietary needs (by eliminating items we couldn’t eat). The service and food varied slightly at the restaurant everyday, but overall it was a pleasant experience. It’s close to all Asakusa attractions as well as Skytree, and plenty of restaurants etc. We’ll stay here again if we travel to Tokyo in the future. I want to say thank you to the hotel staff for their hospitality!😊

The rooms are good and the staff have really good English and were helpful, the hotel is clean and the restaurant upstairs is good. However the location it’s quite far from other neighborhoods, besides the temple and the Tokyo tower we felt a bit away from the rest of the city, every train took an hour to other parts, it’s important to take that into account.

Great view of the Tokyo Skytree. Very walkable from suitcases from the train station. A great area to be able to walk around. Easy 5 minute walk to Senso-ji. Good food options in the area. The riverwalk was wonderful. Great park for the kids. Staff was great. Overall very happy.

The hotel was great: the first floor had free refreshments while we waited for check in time. The employees who helped us spoke great English. Although we didn't go, there is also a restaurant and room service. The room was nice with tatami flooring, a balcony, and we had a partially open air tub. Our only struggle was that the walk to the station is a bit far when you have luggage. Otherwise it was close to Sensoji and the area of Asakusa is very nice!

We had corner suite with sky tree view, fantastic view. Close to metro (6-7 mins) and restaurants and senso-ji. Sweet and friendly staff who helped arrange luggage transfer. Would recommend as a base for Tokyo. Just note - that it a good 30 minutes to get over to Shibuya and that side of town but metro is really easy to use especially if you get an IC card which we brought from Asakusa station.

For the price, the Prostyle Ryokan Tokyo Asakusa is an excellent option for those who wish to stay in Asakusa. We stayed in a top floor presidential suite, which provides an open air bathing tub. The bathing area itself is very private and serene. We appreciated they gave different scented mineral bath salts each night for us to use. The beds however were a bit firm but nothing unbearable. The view of the Sumida river and surroundings were wonderful. It is convient to Asakusa station, Tokyo Skytower, Senso-ji temple, and its surrounding market area, which has plenty of shopping, dining, and bars. We were able to go to a theater performance and a sumo show, all within 15 min walking of the hotel (shout out to Asakusa Sumo Club!). The neighborhood is just great, a mix of traditional and modern. The staff acts in a straightforward manner, no attempts at excessive hospitality, but you’re not paying for 5 star service when you stay here. We enjoyed the free tea and coffee in the lobby. Overall, a great price for a great room in a great neighborhood.

A wonderful property in a quiet part of Tokyo but super close to the main attractions in asakusa ! Front desks was super friendly and helpful! They also offer transportation to the airport which was so convenient! Highly recommend !

Nice hotel in a quiet part of Asakusa. Walking distance to trains and great food markets along near the temple.

Location is very accessible. Close toAsakusa Station. Place is clean, 100% recommend.

Had a fantastic stay! Easy walk from Asukusa Station. Conveniently located for sightseeing. Clean room and friendly staff. I will definitely stay here again if Im in the area.

Amazing hotel with great Japanese style rooms. Fabulous location and on the Ginza line making it easy to get to main Tokyo attractions. Lovely staff.

For the price and location, having an outdoor private hot tub in a main area of Tokyo, this was the best hotel we have stayed at out of our three trips to Tokyo. The included breakfast, with the option to choose from three different traditional Japanese meals and several western meals, was very good. We also enjoyed the traditional Japanese aesthetics with tatami mats.

We really enjoyed our stay. And special thanks to Sin-san, she went above and beyond during first portion of trip we decided to cancel the original hotel and switch to Prostyle. Location is good nice an inquire yet centrally located, pretty of places to eat, including hotel itself. We also had very authentic yet huge breakfast everyday!

Brilliant hotel, just over 5 minutes walk from the subway. We had a lovely onsen in our room which we used every day. The selection for breakfast was great, there was 5 Japanese options and two western to choose from. Only downsides were that the bed wasn’t brilliant, (big gap in the middle and dips in the mattresses, and despite having a kettle and cups, there was no tea and coffee to use in the room.

Breakfast was always good and well prepared. Very relaxing spot that allowed one to rest and tackle another day in Tokyo.

Boutique style hotel a bit away from the crowd, located in a quiet spot but is less than 10 mins walk to the Senoji Temple and about 5 mins walk to the Sumida river park. We got updated to a twin room with Skytree / river view. Bathroom / shower area is big and bathing accessories are pretty ok with quality. Overall we enjoyed our room experience which has a sitting area, a balcony with two chairs and a walk-out space with open air bathtub. We got a free breakfast. We chose Japanese but it is a bit disappointing. We feel that the staffs all looked busy and the restaurant is not very well-organized and not able to manage all the guests at the same time. My beef shabu shabu was tough and over-cooked in the metal bowl being heated with a candle because the server said open the lid only after 5 mins. The pre-cut sashimi dishes in the front fridge is not even closed when we came in. The flavor of rest of the other side dishes is cold and just ok. The guest next to us got her order wrongly taken.

Excellent breakfast with many choices of Japanese or western close to Asakusa station and shopping mall.

The hotel was very clean, and the staff were friendly and always willing to help. The main issue was the noise coming from the street — the windows don’t seem to be soundproof, even though the description mentioned that the rooms are. It might be that only the walls are soundproof, not the windows. Another suggestion would be to serve breakfast as a buffet instead of a pre-packed meal. Some of the items in the pack weren’t to our taste, which led to unnecessary food waste. Overall, the staff were very kind and helpful, and we appreciated their hospitality.

Das Frühstück war sehr lecker! Die Zimmer waren geräumig und die Betten sehr bequem. Alles war sauber und der Service hervorragend.

Lovely property, clean, friendly service, very accommodating, and have the cutest rooms with Japanese feel with a hint of modern vibes. They serve the best breakfasts with lots of options and the location is great as well! Highly recommend and would book again in a heart beat!

For the most part we enjoyed our stay- we put our towels and trash outside our door to be picked up every day because we did not realize you needed to indicate for house cleaning. It was somewhat inconvenient to have to reserve a breakfast time and they filled up limited slots fast. There were the same two options for breakfast but the western was great! The shower always seemed to smell like urine so maybe that was just a city thing. The water purifier in the room was nice- also a decent sized room for Japan.