We first stayed at Andon Ryokan in 2007 for only a night or two. When we were headed back to Tokyo for 3 nights in April 2013 I didn't look anywhere else, straight back to Andon. When we arrived we were greeted with hot tea and warm hospitality. We arrived right as some other guests were finishing their sushi making... More

We (2 adults and 2 children) booked 2 rooms for 2 nights and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The aesthetics of the Ryokan are amazing (considering the prices). The owner explained how she had meticulously supervised all aspects of the build - and it shows. A modern masterpiece of design. The Ryokan is small but not cramped and all staff are... More

We had a wonderful stay at Andon Ryokan, we were welcomed and the ryokan was clean, comfotrable and friendly. Highly reccomended. The jaccuzi was a great perk in a budget accomodation. Location-wise it was a little out of the city centre, but good metro links to Ueno (which is linked to Narita Airport by train), and the rest of Tokyo... More

I stayed here with my brother and his friends for 5 days (during my trip in Tokyo) in August 2011. The building is quite near from Minowa station, about 15 minutes to reach the place. The building is not big but its comfort. The room was clean and the share bathroom was clean. The owners was very friendly and extremely... More

I stayed here for 2 days while in Tokyo and wish it had been longer. The room was clean and comfortable and staff were very welcoming and helpful. The jacuzzi was lovely and the breakfast was excellent value.

We stayed in the Andon Ryokan during our trip last month to Japan. Really enjoyed the stay with my wife and daughter. Agreed the room is a bit small, but its quite cozy and really enjoyed it. Rooms are clean and the service is extremely good. Enjoyed the jacuzzi after a long and tiring day. The staff were extremely helpful... More

I found a lot of reasons to stay there: this great Japanese taste in design, with attention to detail resulted in neat,t little, tatami clad rooms with rows of red slippers in front of the black doors. It's clean and practical. There is a jakuzzi on the top floor: a feast and a bow towards the Japanese tradition of onsen... More

Have been there three times and counting - it is a convenient place to stay in Tokyo. As many things in Japan, it's not particularly cheap and it is a pity that they don't offer Japanese breakfast. Instead, the breakfast is white bread (honestly, who would have "pan" with scrambled eggs when you can have delicious Japanese breakfast?). Plus this... More

I have stayed in Andon twice. I think it is really nice for a couple of days. The rooms are VERY, VERY, VERY small but still very cozy. Once you lay the "futon" on the "tatami mat", you wont have more place to walk. :) But that did not bother me at all. I would recommend this place for backpackers... More