Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa
茶室ryokan浅草- Say it
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shee· tsoo - Also written
- Chashitsu Ryokan Asakusa, cyashitsu asakusa
About Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa
A modern ryokan north of Senso-ji, styled on the Japanese tea room: small, quiet tatami rooms with futons and no TV. The rooftop open-air bath faces Skytree and is reserved for private use.
- OnsenNot stated
- Bath in your roomShower and toilet in the suitesShared toilets in the small rooms
- Private bathYesRooftop open-air bath, booked
- TattoosNot stated
- MealsBreakfast if booked aheadNo dinner at the ryokan
- Dietary needsSome dietsAt the sister dinner house; ask ahead
- ChildrenWelcomeUnder 6 free without an extra bed
- Check-in and dinnerCheck-in 15:00–22:00; out 10:00
- Getting thereAbout 10 minutes from Asakusa Station
Good to know before you book
- One rooftop bath, by reservationThe rooftop open-air bath is a single bath that each party reserves a time for.
- Standard rooms share toiletsThe 5th-floor standard rooms have no shower room and use shared toilets; the suites have their own shower and toilet.
- Breakfast is booked aheadBreakfast is not part of the room rate unless a campaign includes it; reserve it in advance. The ryokan serves no dinner.
- Room sizes
- 10 to 23 m² across the room types
- Bedding
- Futons only, no beds
- In the room
- No TV, by design
- Welcome
- Japanese tea from Minokamo Chaho and a kintsuba sweet from Tokutaro at check-in
Rooms and their baths
- Shared baths
Suite Den
Powder room with a shower and toilet; no tub in the room. The rooftop bath is reserved by time
Divided by antique misu blinds and kicho screens
- Shared baths
Suite Fusuma
Powder room with a shower and toilet; no tub in the room. The rooftop bath is reserved by time
The fine print
Last checked November 12, 2026.
- Onsen
Not stated. Not stated by the ryokan
The rooftop cypress bath is not described as hot-spring water.
- Bath in your room
Some rooms. Shower and toilet in the suites; shared toilets in the small rooms
The 5th-floor standard rooms have no shower room. The 6th-floor Ofuro Suite has its own outdoor cypress bath facing Skytree.
- Private bath
Yes. A rooftop open-air bath, booked for private use
Skytree view. Not open to guests who have drunk too much.
- Tattoos
Not stated. Not stated by the ryokan
The only bath is booked privately.
- Meals
Included with some stays. Breakfast if booked ahead; no dinner at the ryokan
A Matsusaka-beef sukiyaki and shabu-shabu dinner (¥12,800) is served at the sister house Cyashitsu Nigou nearby. Snacks and drinks at the lounge bar.
- Dietary needs
Some diets. Seafood allergies, dislikes and vegans at the sister dinner house, asked ahead
Breakfast policy isn't stated.
- Children
Welcome. Under 6 free without an extra bed; 6 and over the adult rate
Futons only, no beds.
- Check-in and dinner
Check-in 15:00 to 22:00, check-out 10:00
Call if you'll be later, or the booking may be cancelled. The door locks at midnight.
- Getting there
About 10 minutes' walk from Asakusa Station
North of Senso-ji, across Kototoi-dori. No parking.
Meals
- Breakfast
- Not in the room rate unless a campaign includes it; reserve it in advance
- Breakfast menu
- Freshly cooked unpolished, sun-dried rice, miso soup with many vegetables and three side dishes, between 8:00 and 9:30
- Dinner
- Not served at the ryokan. A Matsusaka-beef sukiyaki and shabu-shabu dinner is served at the sister house Cyashitsu Nigou nearby
- Lounge bar
- Snacks and alcohol
Baths
- Private bath
- A rooftop open-air cypress bath facing Skytree, reserved by time for private use
- Bath hours
- Not stated by the ryokan
- Water
- The ryokan does not say whether the bath uses hot-spring water
- Rooms
- Suites have a shower and toilet. The 5th-floor standard rooms have no shower room and share toilets. The 6th-floor Ofuro Suite has its own outdoor cypress bath
- Bath rule
- Not open to guests who have drunk too much
Getting there
- Train
- Asakusa Station (Ginza line, Tobu and Toei Asakusa line), then about 10 minutes' walk
- Walk
- North of Senso-ji, across Kototoi-dori; about 3 minutes from Asakusa Fuji Sengen Shrine
- Parking
- None
- Check-in
- 15:00 to 22:00. Call if you will be later, or the booking may be cancelled. The door locks at midnight
- Nearby
- Imado Shrine and Asakusa Hanayashiki
- Address
- 3-32-12 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo 111-0032
Who it suits
- Suits
- Couples and solo travellers who want a quiet, minimal room and don't mind the size
- Children
- Under 6 stay free without an extra bed; the two suites take two adults and a child
- Car
- Not for anyone who needs parking
History
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Questions
Does Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa have a private bath with a Skytree view?
Yes. The rooftop open-air bath faces Skytree and is reserved by time for private use. The 6th-floor Ofuro Suite also has its own outdoor cypress bath.
Is breakfast included at Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa?
Not in the room rate, unless a campaign includes it. You can reserve breakfast in advance; it is served between 8:00 and 9:30.
Does Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa serve dinner?
No. The lounge bar has snacks and alcohol, and a Matsusaka-beef sukiyaki and shabu-shabu dinner is served at the sister house Cyashitsu Nigou nearby.
How big are the rooms at Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa?
From 10 to 23 m². The two suites, Den and Fusuma, are 23 m² and sleep two adults and a child on futons.
How far is Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa from the station?
About 10 minutes on foot from Asakusa Station. The ryokan is north of Senso-ji, across Kototoi-dori, and has no parking.
How late can you check in at Cyashitsu Ryokan Asakusa?
Until 22:00; check-in starts at 15:00. Call the ryokan if you will be later, or the booking may be cancelled. The door locks at midnight.