Reviews of The Edo Sakura 3 stars

Lovely traditional Ryokan, with very helpful and welcoming staff.

It was lovely to stay short term, but for a western family it may be uncomfortable after a few days.

Very traditional Japanese ryokan experience in Tokyo, and the neighborhood is also so beautiful and very local compared to other places like shibuya. I would recommend to anyone coming to Tokyo !

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Lovely little Ryokan in a quiet part of town. They had some incense burning that smelled so good! I loved the ice cold tea when we arrived. We left an item behind (a stuffed animal that my son has had for about 15 years) and they contacted us and arranged for it to be returned. I so appreciate that! Very kind people. Our room was tiny but felt like an authentic experience and was great

I didn't like that we couldn't stay longer! It is a little far from things but there is a lot to do around the Ryokan if you look. The National museum is spectacular and well worth a visit!

Tasty breakfast, Situated in peacefull neighbourhood, very close to metro stations (5, or 10 minute walk). Near Ueno, Senso-ji, Akihabara. Great staff. They made us feel like at home.

Everything about this place feels intentional—from the quiet comfort of the tatami rooms to the peaceful shared spaces. The team clearly puts in noticeable effort to make every guest feel at ease, appreciated, and at home.

Honestly, nothing to point out as I did not like it. Even though they close the main door at 11:00 PM, they give you access through the back door whenever you come back. Maybe add more varieties in the vending machine.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. They were happy to speak English, which made things easy for us. They wanted us to have a genuine Japanese experience without the stress of a communication barrier. The set breakfasts were amazing!

Edo Sakura is a tranquil oasis in a busy city. Hospitality was great. Shower was powerful. Location is close enough to subway to access the sights of Tokyo.

The Japanese style room took some getting used to, but ultimately provided pleasant rest.

We had nice japanese breakfast on one of the mornings.

The Edo Sakura is a Ryokan Hotel situated in a quiet residential area of Ueno. The hotel itself is has a very traditional Japanese setting and the Staff were extremely nice and welcoming. The room has traditional tatami mattress/bed which may need to get use to. As the location is not in a tourist/busy area, there are not many shops/restaurants around. However, it is a walkable distance to Ueno or a short train ride where the station is quite close. It is an area where one can experience the local vibe of residential Tokyo.

The closest train station Iriya Station is not on a main line and may take longer to travel from this station.

Very friendly staff . Quiet hotel. Beautiful decor

We enjoyed the traditional feel of the place. The neighbourhood is very quiet, but convenient to travel from. The private bath was also wonderful.

Sad that the tea ceremony wasn't available and the room was a little cramped with three people.

The family onsen to rent was clean and convenient. Breakfast was delicious! Location made it easy to get around. Staff was so kind.

A really beautiful hotel on a quiet street. The staff were very sweet and accommodating to all our needs. The private bath was wonderful and the breakfast was also very good.

Beautifull small ryokan with wonderfull personel. We trully enjoyed our stay. Breakfast was very tasty. Edo Sakure is also on ideal location, as is in quiet part of city with all the amenities near by, as well as few minutes close access to metro stations. 15 Minutes walk to Senso-ji, and Ueno park

The staff

The bath environment

Great team and support at the property.

The Onzen picture shown at the reception is not what it really looks like. The onzen was the only bad experience we had at the hotel. Totally not with it.

Really good location. You can walk to Senso Ji. Friendly staff. We had furtons, it's not really my thing but it's personal. We had a really pleasant stay at Edo sakura.