8 recommended ryokan for couples in Asakusa, Tokyo. Guest rooms with open-air baths and private baths are also available♪

Are there couples who are worried that they are too busy to spend time together and end up only going out meal? You want to travel, but you don't have the energy to take the Shinkansen or an airplane to travel far away. For such a busy couple, how about taking a little trip to Asakusa with your lover? Take a stroll down Nakamise-dori in kimono together, try riding a rickshaw that you've never ridden before, taste the downtown gourmet food, and watch the comic dialogue and rakugo that unfold every day. …. Asakusa has more dating spots than you can go around in one day, so you can spend an extraordinary time even in the nearby area.

After a long date in Asakusa, let's spend time at an inn where you can spend time together. In this article, we introduce ryokan that are recommended for couples, such as inns with rooms with open-air baths, and inns with a night view of the glittering Sky Tree. Why don't you immerse yourself in the feeling of traveling at ryokan" where you can enjoy the atmosphere of Asakusa?

This stylish and fashionable ryokan has tatami-floored rooms in all rooms. Inside the inn, there is a restaurant called "Nikuan Kotakino" that serves aged beef tongue and has its main store in Shirokane, Tokyo. You can enjoy the meat in a variety of ways, such as shabu-shabu, sukiyaki, and seared sashimi. Couples who love meat are sure to be satisfied.

There are 6 types of rooms in total 43 rooms. For couples, the "Corner Suite Room" on the top floor best. The room has an open-air bath and you can see the Sky Tree and Sumida River from the room. Two low beds with a width of 140 cm are arranged on the tatami floor, creating a spacious space.

This is the open-air bath attached to the "Corner Suite Room". In addition to this room, there are plenty of guest rooms with open-air baths and semi-open-air baths. If you have a room with an open-air bath, you can take a bath at your own timing, and you can also take a long bath alone.

"Shitamachi BAR Lounge" is based on the concept of a row house in a downtown area. We have a lineup of Japanese alcoholic beverages. It's open until 24:00, so why not have a drink with him while looking back on today's date?

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"OMO3 Asakusa" is about 4 minutes walk from "Asakusa Station". This hotel is located in the middle of Asakusa sightseeing, about a 1 minute walk to Sensoji Temple. There are many stylish shops in the area, and the atmosphere will make you feel excited. The hotel also has a "neighborhood map" full of tourist information not included in guidebooks! You can also expect to encounter gourmet food that is only known to those in the know, and it's sure to be a fulfilling trip that you'll want to tell your friends about!

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If you want to fully enjoy your trip to Asakusa, we recommend the ``Yose Twin Room.'' The city of Asakusa spreads out from the window of the room, which is designed in the image of the high stage of a yose theater, the symbol of laughter in Asakusa. It's going to be a night full of laughter as you chat while looking at the sparkling night view♪

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At OMO Base on the top floor, the cityscape of Asakusa spreads out across the windows. Stroll through the bustling streets of Asakusa during the day, and after dark, enjoy a relaxing adult moment in a calm space. Why not watch the scenery change depending on the time of day while enjoying a drink?

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OMO Base has a 24-hour self-checkout system called OMO Food & Drink Station. You can purchase food and drinks at any time you like, such as ``I'm hungry after staying up late'' or ``I want to take it easy in the morning.'' The extensive lineup of approximately 80 items, from affordable snacks to local menu items, is also attractive. Enjoy your trip at your own pace and in your own way.

"Chashitsu Ryokan Asakusa" is a small inn in Oku-Asakusa with a total of 10 rooms, themed around a tea room. Elements reminiscent of a tea room are scattered everywhere, such as the garden that looks like an "roji" leading to the tea room, and the guest room that you enter through a small door reminiscent of the entrance. There is also an extraordinary service of taking a footbath in the waiting room before entering the room. Forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life and spend a relaxing time with your loved ones.

The guest rooms all have different designs and have tatami flooring, with low ceilings and a relaxing space. ``Tea Room Grand Shell'' is a popular room with an open-air bath with a view of ``Tokyo Sky Tree.'' The indirect lighting creates a romantic and warm atmosphere.

The private open-air bath on the top floor can be used for 45 minutes in any room. The cypress open-air bath surrounded by plants is full of taste. Let's enjoy a relaxing bathing time together while gazing at the "Tokyo Sky Tree" in the distance.

The breakfast is a healthy menu of pesticide-free, sun-dried freshly cooked rice and miso soup with lots of ingredients. A delicious breakfast will warm your body and soul.

Stay SAKURA Tokyo Asakusa Yokozuna is a renovated sumo room called Kokonoe Stable. There are still some traces of the sumo stable back then, such as the room cards bearing the names of past yokozuna, ukiyo-e prints related to sumo, and ranking lists. It's conveniently located, about a 10-minute walk from Sensoji Temple, and you can enjoy a stay with a downtown atmosphere.

The rooms are spacious and have a calm atmosphere. All rooms also have a kitchenette. Home appliances, cooking utensils, pots and tableware are also available, so it seems like the two of you can enjoy cooking together. There's also a convenience store nearby, so you won't have any trouble shopping.

The "Deluxe Suite" room is best for couples. There is a living room, bedroom, two Japanese-style rooms, and an open-air bath on the balcony. You can enjoy a relaxing hot bath without worrying about the surroundings or the time. There is also a spacious indoor bathroom, so you can rest assured even in bad weather.

The "twin room" has a balcony or terrace. The Tokyo Skytree, which peeks out over the streets of Asakusa, is lit up at night and creates a fantastic atmosphere. You can feel like you've come to Asakusa from the comfort of your own room by watching the "Tokyo Sky Tree" shining in the night sky with your loved ones.

A long-established ryokan founded in 1947, located right next to Asakusa Kaminarimon, a tourist attraction in Tokyo. In 2019, it was designed by architect Hijiri Takeyama and renovated as a Japanese-style ryokan. The interior of the hotel is decorated with Japanese paintings and traditional crafts, creating a wonderful modern Japanese space. Spend quality time with your lover while feeling the atmosphere of Asakusa up close.

The guest room has a calm and relaxing Japanese atmosphere. For couples, we best Sakura, which has a terrace. From the terrace, you can see "Sensoji Temple" and "Tokyo Sky Tree" in a perfect location. From the Japanese-style room, you can also enjoy the Sumida River fireworks that are held in July.

The Sakura room has a spacious cypress bath. The inner garden that can be seen through the window is lit up at night, creating a moist atmosphere. Soothe your daily fatigue while enjoying the atmosphere full of emotion in the luxuriously appointed bathroom.

For breakfast, you can enjoy Japanese cuisine prepared by an itamae from a first-class restaurant in Kyoto. You will be relieved with a ryokan style breakfast, which includes freshly cooked rice, miso soup, and a variety of side dishes made with seasonal ingredients. It has a reputation for being delicious, so be sure to try a plan that includes breakfast.

A long-established Japanese-style ryokan that is quiet and quiet, located near Asakusa's symbols, Kaminarimon and Nakamise. It's a 6-story building now, but it was originally a 2-story wooden building. From the road in front of the inn, you can see "Tokyo Sky Tree" over Nakamise. Let's go out to Asakusa, which is quiet in the morning and at night, as well as during the day.

For couples, we recommend the ``Special Room'', a two-room adjoining room on the top floor, or the ``Japanese Style Room (Morning Glory)'', a larger room. The special room is adjacent to the observation bath with a panoramic view of the Sky Tree and Asakusa Five-storied Pagoda.

The observation bath is available from 16:00 to 23:00 and from 7:00 to 9:00. The luxurious structure offers a panoramic view of Tokyo Skytree and the Five-storied Pagoda outside the window. Soak in the spacious cypress bath and enjoy a relaxing bath time together while looking out at the outside scenery.

You don't have to worry about the amenities in your room. Yukata are provided, so the two of you can wear them after taking a bath and it will make you feel better. They also have tea sets and sweets, so we recommend making some tea and relaxing in your room.

A small inn with 10 rooms, about 3 minutes walk from Kaminarimon. Located in the quiet town of Asakusa, it has the relaxing atmosphere of ryokan. At the breakfast venue on the first floor of the building, you can enjoy free freshly ground coffee and tea. When you come back from sightseeing, take a break and have a drink.

All guest rooms are Japanese-style with tatami mats. For couples, best the spacious and spacious Standard or Deluxe Japanese-style room. All rooms are equipped with a bath, but you can also use a spacious large public bath and a shower room.

You can use the private bath on the 1st floor for free. Forget your daily fatigue and feel refreshed! Please make a reservation at check-in.

The area is about a 1-minute walk from ryokan and is lined with many famous food stores. You can enjoy Asakusa gourmet food to your heart's content, such as eel, tempura, kamameshi, charcoal-grilled kaiseki, and monjayaki. Some restaurants allow takeout, so you can take out your favorite gourmet food and enjoy it in your room.

An inn with tatami flooring throughout. I was surprised to find that the hallways leading to the guest rooms and even the elevators are covered with tatami. As this is a Dormy Inn inn known for its large natural onsen baths, there are separate large baths for men and women. From 15:00 to 25:00, they serve four types of ice cream, and from 21:30 to 23:00, they also serve ``Yonaki Soba'', which is perfect for a late night snack.

For couples, best the spacious “Twin Room” or “Queen Room”. All guest rooms are covered with tatami mats, except for the toilet and powder room. There is only a shower booth in the room, but there is a large public bath for men and women on the first basement floor. It seems that you can spend a relaxing time in a moist and calm Japanese space.

Natural onsen use natural onsen of "Kuroyu" rich in mineral ingredients. The large public bath has a large indoor bath and a semi-open-air pot bath that allows you to take a bath while bathing in the open air. There is a dry sauna in the men's bath and a mist sauna in the women's bath, so you can refresh yourself from your daily fatigue. You can enter as many times as you like from 15:00 to 10:00 the next day! The washroom is spacious, so you can enjoy a relaxing spa time.

In the plan that includes breakfast, at "Restaurant Hatago" on the 1st floor, you can enjoy salmon roe bowls, seafood small bowls, cold and hot small bowls, soup with plenty of ginger, freshly made omelets and tempura. receive. The colorful and vivid breakfast will be a lively conversation between the two of you!

How was it? At ryokan in Asakusa, you can enjoy the open-air bath in the guest room without worrying about time, lazing around on the tatami mats, and enjoying the time alone without being disturbed by anyone. Stay at a nice ryokan and enjoy walking around the downtown area more comfortably.