Ryokan Fuji — Attraction in Tokyo

We stayed in this Ryokan one night to get a taste of staying in a more typical Japanese style hotel. We wished we had stayed a few nights longer.||Ryokan Fuji is located in Edogawa, a suburb of Tokyo. The ryokan is located in a suburban street and about 7 minutes walk from Koiwa Railway Station. It is also within a few minutes walk of many small eateries and shops.||Ryokan Fuji is a traditional ryokan with matting on the floors and sleeping on thin mattresses on the floor. Pillows were provided and it was very comfortable. (To be honest we thought it may be an uncomfortable night on the floor. We were wrong.)||Free wifi is available throughout the ryokan.||The ryokan requires shoes off at the foyer and slippers are provided. However these also come off in the room itself. Each room has an en-suite (western style) toilet together with a separate bathroom with provision for traditional Japanese bathing.||The hosts at all times went out of their way to be friendly, helpful and good-humoured. It was traditional Japanese hospitality at its best. ||Breakfast is not included in the tariff however it can be, at a very reasonable cost. Options are a Western or Japanese breakfast. We opted for the Japanese breakfast. As always in Japan, the food was beautifully presented; very enjoyable; and very healthy.||If you would like a taste of traditional Japanese hotel hospitality while still having some comforts, this ryokan is thoroughly...

I wanted to spend some time after my business trip to get a feel of a traditional japanese accomodation (with paper screens, futons, et al). It is difficult to get an accomodation like that in Omotesando or Shibuya so I travelled all the way to Koiwa. This accomodation is located around 10 mins from Koiwa station (you'll see a sign board on the road). The first thing you notice is the Japanese garden with the traditional waterfall and bamboo shoots. You enter and you are immediately greeted by the owners (an elderly couple). Don't forget to ask for the breakfast!||You are led to your room and you are immediately blown away by how well-maintained the rooms are. I had an extra bedding available as well. And not to forget, a male kimono (?) if I felt like taking the traditional experience a notch ahead! You have all the facilities you need. No complaints.||The Japanese breakfast the next day was oje of the best traditional meals I have ever had. The presentation was par excellence. And the couple get up really early to make sure you have the best experience. ||If you want peace and quiet and an experience of a traditional japanese accomodation don't think twice, just book...

first time in Japan and we wanted to experience traditionally accommodation away from the noise of the Centre of Tokyo.|The accommodation is immaculately clean and beautifully presented. |We stayed for two weeks without any issues|the nearest station is Koiwa which is convenient for central Tokyo ( 30-40 mins approx. ) but it made it part of our adventure, buy a Suica card and a JR pass and explore.|plenty of local shops and restaurants to explore and a 7 eleven across from the guest house that is 24/7 and has an ATM. |The owner is a very kind and devoted to the premised and was extremely helpful during our trip.|this property is a hidden gem and I hope it gets the recognition it deserves, thank you for making our first time in...