Tokyo Shinto Shrine Hotels

"Very nice Hotel ! Close to trains and lots of nearby shopping . Would highly recommend !"

"Everything it was perfect, quiet neighborhood, the house it had everything that you needed for your perfect stay."

"Great location "

"Great stay thank you. Everything was wonderful."

"People very nice very good breakfast close to thingd to visit Be aware that rooms are very Small and you have share bathroom"

"Great location with a clean room and friendly staff. It’s just a quick five-minute walk to Uguisudani Station, with plenty of shops nearby, and the neighborhood itself is very quiet. Noise from guests in the rooms above can carry quite easily, bringing a noise machine or earplugs might be helpful."

"Fabulous ryokan with friendly staff. Gracious hospitality and delicious food. Choose the dinner option, it’s really special!"

"Clean room, very helpful staff and a great kitchen area with cooking facilities and free refreshments. Highly recommended and would definitely stay there again!"

"Beautiful scenery, very friendly staff!"

"Had a great stay at "

"Room 505 is spacious, with kitchen. Staff (both Yuma and Saki) speaks very good English. They ate very nice and helpful."

"The breakfast was fantastic, good coffee. Loved the public bath with the sauna and hot tub. It was clean and most rooms had a reclining massage chair."

"Everyone was so nice there, bathrooms and rooms were very clean. The only thing is that our bed wasn’t the comfiest. "

"Great room and the staff were always happy to help"

"Clean room - great for family. 7-eleven right around the corner. "

"Clean room, facilities and staff were wonderful!"

"Nice quiet low key area just far enough for sleep and close enough for action. "

"Friendly staff, good sized rooms, perfect price."

"Great place to stay and staff extremely helpful and friendly. Fantastic location too would recommend."

"I traveled alone and the hotel was a good combination of price and location. If I had to do it over again, I would pick a place a *bit* closer to the subway station (Asakusa) but that was an oversight on my part -- I should've done a bit more research. They even offered pajamas when I arrived, which I thought was a nice touch. Before I arrived, they reached out, explaining that they have a "sister" hotel that has a similar name but different location so be sure to note that it's Hotel Amanek...