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TAITO RYOKAN

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2-1-4 Nishi-Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo, Japan
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2024
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This ryokan looks more like a microscopic backpackers hostel (seven tatami rooms only). Installed in a house dating from 1950 and renovated in 2011, this ryokan offers an immersion in a Japanese house: tatami, narrow space and little soundproofing. This air of authenticity makes its charm. Inside, the client quickly feels immersed several decades back in time. The atmosphere is young and friendly, the bathroom is shared, the staff speaks English very well. A stone's throw from an onsen.

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Sallyndra
Sallyndra
Visited in september 2015
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Petit mix entre un hôtel, une auberge de jeunesse et un ryokan (auberge traditionnelle). Pas très grand, très bien placé dans Asakusa avec transports en commun (train, métro), commerces (centre commercial, supérette), restos et sites touristiques à proximité. Il faut aimer dormir sur des futons posés sur tatamis avec des chambres aux murs très fin ce qui est aussi... traditionnel. L'ensemble peut paraitre vieillot c'est vrai, mais il est très bien entretenu, les sanitaires toujours propres (la température de la douche est même réglable) et les chambres ont la climatisation. Pas de cuisine mais un micro-onde et une bouilloire avec thé dans la salle commune + wifi. Satoshi-san qui gère les lieux parle très bien anglais et saura pour conseiller pour une visite ou autre. Les prix sont dégressifs à partir de 7 nuits.
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