Located close to Sensoji Temple and Tokyo Skytree, Andon Ryokan provides a rooftop terrace, a coffee shop/cafe, and laundry facilities. Stay connected with free in-room WiFi, and guests can find other amenities such as a bar and a restaurant.
Taito, a neighborhood in Tokyo, is home to Andon Ryokan. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Ueno Park and Yoyogi Park, while Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden and Tokyo Disneyland® are popular area attractions. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's going on at Tokyo Dome. Visit our Tokyo travel guide
Located close to Tokyo Skytree and Ueno Park, Andon Ryokan provides a rooftop terrace, a coffee shop/cafe, and laundry facilities. Stay connected with free in-room WiFi, and guests can find other amenities such as a bar and a restaurant.
Other perks include:
Continental breakfast (surcharge), coffee/tea in the lobby, and free newspapers
Concierge services, tour/ticket assistance, and luggage storage
Smoke-free premises, multilingual staff, and a front-desk safe
Guest reviews give good marks for the overall condition
Room features
All guestrooms at Andon Ryokan offer thoughtful touches such as laptop-friendly workspaces and air conditioning, in addition to amenities like free WiFi and bathrobes.
Extra amenities include:
Toilets with electronic bidets, free toiletries, and hair dryers
Wardrobes/closets, heating, and daily housekeeping
As of 24 Shawwal 2026, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at Andon Ryokan on 26 Shawwal 2026 start from SAR 360, excluding taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.
How much is parking?
This property doesn't offer parking.
What time is check-in at Andon Ryokan?
Check-in start time: 3:00 PM; Check-in end time: 10:00 PM. A fee applies for early check-in (subject to availability). Late check-in is available during limited hours.
What time is check-out at Andon Ryokan?
Check-out is at 10 AM. Late check-out is available for a fee (subject to availability).
Where is Andon Ryokan located?
Located in Taito, this guesthouse is within 2 mi (3 km) of Sensoji Temple, Ueno Park, and Tokyo Skytree. Tokyo Dome and Tokyo Imperial Palace are also within 6 mi (10 km). Minowa Station is only a 5-minute walk and Minowabashi Station is 9 minutes.
Can I cancel my reservation for free and receive a full refund?
Yes, this property offers free cancellation on select room rates, because flexibility matters! Please refer to the property cancellation policy on our site for more details about any exclusions or requirements.
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Andon Ryokan Reviews
9.2
Wonderful
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Out of the way with shared bathrooms and showers but clean, cute, and quiet. Breakfast was good, the stay was a great experience in a tatami room. I am glad I stayed here.
My stay was incredible, staff were very helpful and never hesitant to answer my questions. The ryokan is very charming and it feels homey, especially coming down for breakfast in the morning! Would definitely stay here again, it’s close to the train station too. Thank you!
Great, convenient place to stay. Easy walk to train station. Loved the daily onsen option. Host is super helpful and speaks good English. Easy to get to most train lines and easy walk to Senso-ji area. Loved our stay. Cozy vibe.
Third time staying at this hotel in Tokyo, and would stay again. Excellent welcome and service throughout our stay, with a clean comfortable tatami mat room, and situated near (half an hour walk) to Senso-ji temple. The breakfast is excellent, as is the private bath/ jacuzzi!
An excellent experience of a Japanese ryokan for a first timer in Japan. Quieter area away from the centre of the city, but easily accessible by metro and walking. Many thanks!
Great location. Quiet area a few minutes walk from the subway station with lots of eating areas nearby. Staff were very kind the breakfast was amazing as well as drinks we had at night time. Clean rooms with public washrooms and showers. Private onsen available to book and you can choose your breakfast time slot the night before. We will be back!
This was the perfect introduction to my time here in Japan, and if I get the chance, I will come back. The staff were all very kind and helpful. The Japanese breakfast (I had the fish) was very delicious. The ryokan was quiet, though I always travel with wax ear plugs, and my sleep was very comfortable. I felt there was more than enough space for myself and my things in the room. The onsen was easy to book, I was lucky with lots of times to choose from, and it was very relaxing after a long travel. 10/10 would highly recommend for anyone looking for a quaint-yet-cool, thoughtful accommodation.
We liked the aesthetics, the antique collection, the manga murals, the background music, the tub, and the Japanese egg breakfasts were very good. One day we had the vegan breakfast and many of the steamed veggies were not that tasty. We got some great information about where to go nearby. I love my new Andon Ryokan shirt I bought there! Thanks!
What a gem! Super clean, adorable room with unique and beautiful shared amenities inc a sauna. My teem and I found it to be no trouble at all to share restrooms with other guests. Everyone was quiet and kind. Breakfast proved to be a special treat! Staff is amazing, gracious, helpful, and we had nice conversations with several other guests. Our stay here exceeded expectations!
Taka-san was friendly and in fluent English explained all the important stuff like where Jacuzzi, Showers, Breakfast, Tea etc were. Traditional breakfast was also nicely described.
He helped us dispose old luggage at extra cost, per regulation.
Good service. Clean place. Convenient location.
Property is located in a quiet residential area which was nice. Overall condition of property was good and amenities were all clean. I really appreciated the Japanese breakfast options as they were all delicious and freshly prepared. The only annoyance I found, really, was that the my bedroom door was pretty thin and I could easily hear my neighbors scuffling around and talk outside of my room as it was in front of the washroom/sink. This wasn't a problem in the morning as I was already awake, but found this to be quite annoying at night while trying to sleep. Thankfully I packed some earplugs which was a good enough solution. Otherwise, it was a pleasant experience and am glad to have finally stayed at a ryokan on my 4th visit to Japan.
So I'm going to start this review by saying that people need to learn how to be considerate and quiet in hotels, especially in spaces like this one. It's very small and there is not a lot of noise insulation so if you're talking super loudly, stomping around, and slamming doors, you're being a bother to everyone. Be considerate!
That being said, this place is a real gem. The rooms are small, but very cozy and the tatami mats were a nice touch. The futon was actually very comfortable and the pillows were customizable! Showers and bathrooms were always clean and there were enough available that we didn't have to wait ever. The private soaking tub was lovely. Oh and the breakfast was top notch. Nothing quite like fresh ume onigiri. Anyway, all in all we enjoyed our stay. We just wished people had been more considerate to the other guests noise wise.
Andon Ryokan is modernized to the point that it leaves very impersonal, cold impression. The room was spacious even for 3 futon mattresses but the walk to the shared bathroom was through a cold hallway (in March). To get to the showers you would have to climb industrial steel cold stairs with all your clothes change since the shower is on another floor. These trips were just cold, cold, - not enough heating. The bathrobes are not automatically given as it is in the pictures but you have to ask for them. The Japanese flip flops were given but without regards for the size: sometimes too small, sometimes too large, sometimes with straps so tight it was impossible to put your feet in them. The ryokan is rather at a distance to the metro, about 8 minutes walk, and the area is devoid of character, just bland buildings and highways. The person who met us at the ryokan reception spoke fast English but it was incomprehensible.