The Edo Sakura
3-2-13 Shitayataito-ku, Tokyo, Tokyo, 110-0004, Japan
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3-2-13 Shitayataito-ku, Tokyo, Tokyo, 110-0004, Japan
Hotel Services and Facilities
Free WiFi
Free parking
Free breakfast
Pet friendly
Hotel facilities
- Garden
- Room Service
- Safety Deposit Box
- Air Conditioning
- Elevator
- Heating
- Fax/photocopying
- vending machine
- Designated Smoking Area
- Family Rooms
- Free Wi-Fi
- Non-Smoking Rooms Available
- Guests can opt-out of daily cleaning service
- Staff follow all safety protocols as directed by local authorities
- Process in place to check health of guests
- First aid kit available
- Linens, towels and laundry washed in accordance with local authority guidelines
- Hand sanitizer in guest accommodation and key areas
- All plates, cutlery, glasses and other tableware have been sanitized
- Free face masks
- Food delivery
- Daily disinfection
- Laundry services
- Luggage storage & lockers
- Non-smoking property
- Physical/social distancing guidelines
- Protective screen or physical barriers in appropriate areas
- Professional cleaning services
Airports Show all on map »
- Tokyo Intl (Haneda) Airport - 11.83 mi
- Yokota Air Force Base - 24.59 mi
- Atsugi Naf - 26.46 mi
- Narita Intl Airport - 33.83 mi
Museums
- Tokyo National Museum - 0.59 mi
- National Museum of Western Art - 0.77 mi
- Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum - 0.82 mi
- Edo Tokyo Museum - 1.96 mi
- Mitsui Memorial Museum - 2.66 mi
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Emma (Family with Young Children)
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 8 out of 10
Very Good
- The staff is very nice - The room is very clean and cleaned every day of your stay - The hotel was easy to reach by public transportation
- We booked a western style room and the floors in the room were very beat up. There was also only one chair in the room, we would have really liked another one so you could sit together on chairs instead of on the bed. - We did not enjoy the neighbourhood that much. The hotel was located close to Iriya station on the Hibiya line, which was convenient. However, there was not a lot going on in the neighbourhood itself (very difficult to find places to go out at night) so you had to go elsewhere for that.
Cassiebell (Traveling as Couple)
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 10 out of 10
Exceptional
We really enjoyed our stay. The staff were so helpful and the food was fantastic. The location was great being walking distance to the train station. Our room was very clean and tidied each day by the staff.
Futon beds were a little hard on my back which I had injured, but this was not a surprise because we knew what we had booked. The team at Edo Sakura provided me additional mattresses immediately so I was comfortable.
Varghese (Traveling as Couple)
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 9 out of 10
Wonderful
Its location and accessibility
Rooms could feel a bit congested once you put on the futons
Robert (Family with Young Children)
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 10 out of 10
Exceptional
First trip to Japan. So happy with our stay here! The room was lovely and the staff were the most helpful, kind and fun to be with. Our breakfasts, again our first experience of Japanese food was sooooo good.Stay here!!!March 2024
Vivien (Solo Traveler)
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 10 out of 10
Exceptional
Heleen ()
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 8 out of 10
Very Good
Stay in authentic japanese room, complete with futons ans yukatas. The staff was extremely nice and accomodating! Room was refreshed every day.
The futons were very thin. No japanese toilet in our room.
Lim (Traveling as Couple)
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 7 out of 10
Good
Tatami
Small bathroom
Ann (Family with Young Children)
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 7 out of 10
Good
Liked the location as it was off the beaten path, quiet but still only 7 minute walk to subway. We stayed there because of the local festival. Staff was amazing. Breakfast was good.
Futons were too hard. Needs to be update. Water stains on the wall. Not a fan of the futon sleeping but hadn't done it before.
Mathilda (Solo Traveler)
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 10 out of 10
Exceptional
Nils ()
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 10 out of 10
Exceptional
Thi (Family with Young Children)
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 9 out of 10
Wonderful
Our breakfast was excellent
Kim (Family with Young Children)
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 9 out of 10
Wonderful
The staff were amazing. Very helpful and friendly. Great value for money. The neighbourhood was lovely and quiet.
The mattresses were a little thin for my old bones.
Deborah ()
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 6 out of 10
Pleasant
Location was good - a couple of train stations within walking distances of 7 to 14 minutes. A quasi-traditional Japanese inn if that is what you are looking for and price was good for Tokyo.
We stayed in one of the tatami rooms. The futon was very thin so not the most comfortable. A tiny table was the only place to set things and there were 2 hard back floor seats. The AC unit was noisy.
Vikram (Family with Young Children)
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 9 out of 10
Wonderful
The Edo Sakura is a gem tucked away in a rather residential part of Tokyo. For us, it offered something quite different from the regular Tokyo hotel experience: it was a chance to take a short break from the bustle of the city and enjoy some of the quieter and quaint elements on offer. That said, it isn't far from the metro station. The staff were great. The rooms were tidy and elegant. Sleeping on the floor may take getting used to for some though they do offer an extra mattress for support if needed. Breakfast was ok. We didn't use the private hot bath as we'd just been to Kawaguchiko where we got more than our fill of the hot springs. We enjoyed walking around in Taito and particularly liked visiting Ueno park and Yanaka. Don't think we would've visited if we were staying in the usual spots. All in all, a very tasteful ryokan-style hotel for anyone looking for something a little different in Tokyo,
We were going to arrive a little late (8pm) from Shinjuku station and so had asked for some local dining options close to the hotel since we needed help explaining to the izakayas that one guest was vegetarian. We had been able to do this at other hotels and it worked out fine. For some reason, we didn't get much assistance on this front and were asked to pick up food on the way as most restaurants are "local and usually busy."
Tom (Traveling as Couple)
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 9 out of 10
Wonderful
Beautiful ryokan accommodation located in the heart of Tokyo. 1.5km walk from Ueno Station. Room size was perfect and well appointed. Staff were very friendly and helpful.
Christopher (Family with Young Children)
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 10 out of 10
Exceptional
Everything, the staff is amazing, the food delicious, the room was clean, confortable and spacious. Everything was authentic.
Nothing
Nico (Traveling as Couple)
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 10 out of 10
Exceptional
We loved our room! Authentic Japanese experience. Breakfast was delicious and wholesome. Futons were comfy. Room was always cleaned immaculately. The rooms have real tatami mat floors (not plastic like in other hotels). The onsen was nice and relaxing.
Wouldve been handy to have a microwave in the foyer to use.
Junhee ()
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 10 out of 10
Exceptional
Very convenient hotel for visitors! I stayed here 4 days and found all staffs were so kind and dedicated. Private bath service was awesome, too.
Gregoire (Traveling as Couple)
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 10 out of 10
Exceptional
For our first visit Japan, this was a great place to stay. Close to the metro, in a fairly quiet neighbourhood. The bathroom was compact, but it had everything we needed. There were lifts to all the floors, rooms had electrical outlet points and we were able to open the windows and at night a blind blocked out the light. A private bath is available, which we did not use. Washing facilities are available and the staff were very helpful in all regards. Rooms were soundproof. I would stay here again!
Only one seat, so the other person sat on the bed; and limited space to put suitcases and it's contents. This is Japan, so to be expected.
Tanya ()
stayed in May, 2024
Guest Score 10 out of 10
Exceptional
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Area information
- Tokyo Intl (Haneda) Airport - 11.83 mi
- Yokota Air Force Base - 24.59 mi
- Atsugi Naf - 26.46 mi
- Narita Intl Airport - 33.83 mi
- Uguisudani Station - 0.42 mi
- Asakusa Station - 0.80 mi
- Ueno Station - 0.81 mi
- Keisei Ueno Station - 1.07 mi
- Nishi Nippori Station - 1.20 mi
- Okachimachi Station - 1.26 mi
- Tabata Station - 1.70 mi
- Oshiage Station - 1.78 mi
- Akihabara Station - 1.82 mi
- Ochanomizu Station - 1.93 mi
- Ryogoku Station - 1.93 mi
- Oku Station - 2.10 mi
- Kita-Senju Station - 2.11 mi
- Suidobashi Station - 2.31 mi
- Kanda Station - 2.34 mi
- Komagome Station - 2.34 mi
- Narihirabashi Station - 2.39 mi
- Kinshicho Station - 2.46 mi
- Sugamo Station - 2.67 mi
- Iidabashi Station - 2.70 mi
- Tokyo National Museum - 0.59 mi
- National Museum of Western Art - 0.77 mi
- Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum - 0.82 mi
- Edo Tokyo Museum - 1.96 mi
- Mitsui Memorial Museum - 2.66 mi
- Ueno Zoo - 0.89 mi
- Kappabashi Street - 0.53 mi
- Yanaka Ginza Street - 0.99 mi
- SCAI THE BATHHOUSE - 0.88 mi
- Ueno Park - 0.91 mi
- Sumida Park - 1.15 mi
- Sumida River Cruise - 1.14 mi
- University of Tokyo - 1.43 mi
- Tokyo Sky Tree Tower - 1.70 mi
- Ryogoku Kokugikan National Sumo Stadium - 1.89 mi
- Tokyo Dome - 2.26 mi
- Senso-ji Temple - 0.88 mi
- Asakusa Shrine - 0.89 mi
- Dempoin Temple - 0.89 mi
- Kaminarimon - 0.98 mi
- Ueno Toshogu Shrine - 1.00 mi
- Nakamise - 1.02 mi
- Sumidagawa-kamotsueki - 1.07 mi
- Ameya Yokocho - 1.07 mi
- Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center - 1.08 mi
- Shinobazu Pond - 1.15 mi
- Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Garden - 1.39 mi
- Akihabara - 1.93 mi
- Rikugien Garden - 2.18 mi
- Kanda Book Town - 2.46 mi
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The Edo Sakura
3-2-13 Shitayataito-ku, Tokyo, Tokyo, 110-0004, Japan