Andon Ryokan, Tokyo

My experience at Andon Ryokan was quite mixed. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, always ready to assist. However, the size of the rooms was shockingly small, even for Tokyo standards, and the noise from adjacent rooms was bothersome. The location is relatively quiet, providing a break from the hustle and bustle of central Tokyo, which I appreciated, but the lack of nearby attractions kept me from fully enjoying my stay.

My stay at Andon Ryokan was quite enjoyable, with friendly staff and a good location close to the subway. The rooms were cozy and had a traditional feel, though I did find the shared bathrooms a bit of a downside. The breakfast options were tasty, and I appreciated the relaxing vibe of the ryokan, although I wished for a more authentic ryokan experience. Overall, it was a nice place to rest after a busy day in Tokyo.

My stay at Andon Ryokan was a mixed bag. The comfort of the tatami room and futon made for great sleep, and the private jacuzzi was a definite highlight. However, I found the common shower facilities lacking and was disappointed by the cramped atmosphere, especially with noise from families in close quarters.

I had a fantastic stay at Andon Ryokan. the blend of modern design with traditional elements was truly captivating. The location, while a bit further from central Tokyo, was nestled in a quiet neighborhood that offered an authentic glimpse into local life. However, sharing the bathrooms did require some planning, especially during busy times.

I had quite a unique experience at Andon Ryokan. The minimalist design is charming, though I noticed some wear and tear in the facilities. The staff were incredibly helpful and welcoming, but the isolated location made getting around a bit tricky at times.