Edoya Ryokan Hotel - Tokyo

Established in 1967, the ryokan is a Government Registered Tourist Hotel offering a convenient location, and easy access to public transport and many of Tokyo's tourist attractions. Free public bath is available for 24hours a day.

All rooms are Japanese-style, offering tatami mat flooring. Unlike a typical Ryokan, each guest room has two spaces separated by Japanese sliding doors. The one is living space with low table and floor cushions and the other is a sleeping area with Japanese futons. The rooms also have private bathrooms with cedar bathtubs in each room.

There is a Japanese restaurant provides breakfast, lunch and dinner in Japanese traditional decoration.

The lobby is small in size with simple design. There are some seating spaces and tatami floor room. There are a few computers for the Internet access at the lobby floor.

A 7 storied modern brown-brick building, from which we can not image traditional Japanese ryokan inside.