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Das Ryokan Katsutaro Tokyo ist eine charmante Unterkunft im Herzen von Taito, Japan. Dieses traditionelle japanische Gasthaus bietet eine einzigartige Gelegenheit, die authentische Kultur und Gastfreundschaft Japans zu erleben. Mit seiner warmen Atmosphäre, stilvollen Zimmern und einem Hauch von Geschichte ist es der perfekte Ort für Reisende, die das echte Japan entdecken möchten.

Das Ryokan Katsutaro Tokyo beeindruckt mit seinen kulinarischen Spezialitäten, die sowohl traditionelle japanische Aromen als auch moderne Einflüsse vereinen. Besonders hervorzuheben sind die frisch zubereiteten Sashimi-Platten, die mit ihrer zarten Textur und dem intensiven Geschmack die Sinne verzaubern. Ein weiteres Highlight ist das hausgemachte Matcha-Eis, das mit seiner cremigen Konsistenz und dem bittersüßen Geschmack perfekt den Gaumen verwöhnt.

Das Ryokan Katsutaro Tokyo wurde im frühen 20. Jahrhundert gegründet und bewahrt seit Jahrzehnten die traditionelle japanische Gastfreundschaft. Ein interessanter Fun Fact ist, dass das Gebäude einst als Familienhaus diente, bevor es in ein Gasthaus umgewandelt wurde. Die warmherzige Atmosphäre und die liebevoll gepflegten Zimmer spiegeln die reiche Geschichte und Kultur Japans wider.

Besuchen Sie das Ryokan Katsutaro Tokyo, um die perfekte Mischung aus traditioneller japanischer Gastfreundschaft und modernem Komfort zu erleben. Es ist der ideale Ort, um in die authentische Kultur Japans einzutauchen, köstliche Speisen zu genießen und unvergessliche Erinnerungen zu sammeln. Zögern Sie nicht, Ihre Reise hier zu planen und sich von der herzlichen Atmosphäre begeistern zu lassen.

Straightforward rooms with futons in an unassuming hotel featuring complimentary Wi-Fi.

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This was such a great low key place to stay, my one tip would be not to leave your stuff in the communal area for too long as some of my things went missing (toothpaste and floss to be exact) but I think that’s on me.

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Overall, this was a fairly-priced sharehouse-like stay in a decent location.

The staff were always kind and helpful, and the check-in/check-out process were quick and easy. I saw that guests were allowed to drop off luggage early before check-in, and even to store luggage here after check-out if they were leaving Tokyo later in the day, though I didn't use either of these services myself.

The room was comfortable but minimal (as one expects in Tokyo). Most importantly the futon and blanket were quite comfortable, and the table, shelving, and coat rack were adequate for my needs. There was a small TV which I didn't use. In addition to a standard Japanese AC/heater unit, the window could be fully opened for temperature control. I was in the ground-floor room next to the door, so guests using the loud after-hours door lock keypad were slightly annoying, and guests checking out in the neighboring hallway made it difficult to sleep past ~08:30 AM.

The shower room, toilet room, and fridge are all shared, and there's only one of each like in a sharehouse, which isn't necessarily suitable for everyone. Using shared facilities outside normal waking hours can cause noise issues for others. The coin-laundry washing machine was unfortunately broken during the week I stayed here, but just a 5-minute walk away there's a nice laundromat with combination washer-dryer machines and an online machine status dashboard.

The location has its pros and cons. On the plus side, it's a very short walk to Ueno Park, which includes must-see attractions like the Tokyo National Museum. And there's a decent selection of restaurants and shops in the surrounding Nezu area, not to mention the Nezu subway station. However, it's a 15-20 minute walk to the much better-connected Ueno Stations (both JR and subway - don't get them confused!), or 20-25 minutes if you're carrying luggage and/or choose to only walk along roads (instead of going partially through the park).

I'd consider staying here again as long as I don't have too much luggage and my schedule isn't packed.

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beautiful cosy ryokan! we booked the room with private toilet and bath, and it was so spacious for us, especially since rooms in japan tend to be small. the room and ryokan was very clean. the owners are very kind and hospitable, everything went smoothly. i am so thankful and would love to stay again if i am back in tokyo!!!! the only thing to note is that the walls are thin so small sounds from next rooms can be heard, but i think that it is very normal and didnt bother us! the ryokan also had a coin washing machine and free dryer for use, so it was very convenient. the owners are so kind, they helped us to store our luggage before and after checking in/out as well. thank you!!

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I stayed here twenty years ago as a teen travelling on my own, and I stayed again this year. The ryokan is simple and charming, but the real gem is its owner, who is as friendly and hospitable now as he was all those years ago. The location is also excellent, opposite a convenience store, within walking distance of Ueno, and just five minutes from a metro station. I can heartily recommend this location, and will stay here again next time I am in Tokyo as well.

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We really liked this place as the room was very cosy and it was not badly located. Best thing was the discovery of a traditional hot baths just down the road. And if you are looking for Indian food the Khana Pina Indian restaurant run by Nepalese is not far away.

Ryokan Katsutaro Tokyo – Charmantes traditionelles Gästehaus in Taito, Japan

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Ryokan Katsutaro Tokyo – Charmantes traditionelles Gästehaus in Taito, Japan

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