Heartwarmingly nice staff. Really, really helpful and one man spoke great english. They even helped us arrange a visit to a sumo practice, which took a lot of effort from them. Comfortable rooms. Extremely clean - they turn the place around every day -, very nicely located, just a couple of minutes walk from Gotanda JR and metro station. And... More

There is only one drawback with this place - there are no rooms with private toilet or washbasin. The ofuro is small but fine. It is run by a delightful friendly couple and the staff are also friendly and some speak English. The rooms are immaculate and have all the little extras you'd expect of a ryokan. The location is... More

The worst point about this ryokan is the contact. The ryokan doens't have an email address, and the staff hardly speak any English, which can be a real problem when trying to communicate on the phone. To book a room there, you have to print out a reservation form, fill it out, and fax it to the ryokan, which I... More

This is a family-run ryokan, in a old little building not far from Gotanda station. Location is not bad since it's close to Yamanote line, and there're some restaurant and cafes nearby. The problem is that the ryokan is quite old and uncomfortable: stairs are thight and it's difficult to bring up luggage (no elevator); we had a room with... More

I stayed at this Ryokan with my husband and we found it to be in a great location, close to Gotanda railway station and near a big department store and supermarket .There are lots of cafes and restaurants around and the area is very safe. Gotanda is on a loop line around the city which you can take to visit... More

Stayed for 3 nights in a single room, sharing toilets and shower/bath with other guests. There were 2 shower/bath rooms on the ground floor and I never had to wait to use them. Lock on my door didn't seem to be working too well when I arrived but as soon as I mentioned this one of the staff members was... More

Me and my girlfriend enjoyed our stay here. It is very close to metro station also lots of resturants around. Room was big and comfortable. Only problem was construction work near by that caused some noise during daytime- 9:00-18:00... mayby it will be finished when you get there... other wise nighttime is very quite.

I stayed here my first 2 nights in Tokyo. I booked it easily through the Japanese Inn Group: [--] I took the Airport Limousine bus to the Shinagawa Prince hotel, crossed the street to the Shinagawa JR station, and then got off 2 stops later at the Gotonda JR station. The Ryokan was a very short walk from there. Ryokan... More