Yadoya Imado

This plan offers great value for stays of 2 nights or more. This is a house in Imado, a quiet residential area behind Sensoji Temple. Although it is a quiet area, it has a long history and you can feel the atmosphere of Edo's downtown. In the kitchen that spreads out right at the entrance, you can enjoy cooking like in a traditional Japanese restaurant. Behind the living room on the first floor, there is a bedroom surrounded by a rock garden-style interior. On the second floor, there are two purely Japanese-style tatami bedrooms. They are completely separated by a corridor, so privacy is maintained. Up to five pairs of futons can be laid out and slept in together. There is a 7-Eleven 3 minutes walk away. Asakusa Station is a 13-minute walk away. Maximum capacity is 6 people. ◆Room This house in Imado, a quiet residential area behind Sensoji Temple, can accommodate up to 6 people. On the first floor, there is a semi-double bed surrounded by a rock garden, and on the second floor, there are three sets of futons in Japanese-style room 1 and two sets of futons in Japanese-style room 2. Once you pass through the entrance, you will see a kitchen and counter reminiscent of a small restaurant. You can enjoy cooking in the kitchen with a traditional Japanese restaurant-style counter. <Notes when making a reservation> This facility requires self-check-in. The day before check-in, we will send you instructions on how to check in to the email address you registered. Emails from this facility will be sent from the "@ikidane.jp" domain, so please make sure you have set your email settings to receive emails in advance. If you do not receive an email on the day, please contact the facility.

This is a house in Imado, a quiet residential area behind Sensoji Temple. Although it is a quiet area, it has a long history and you can feel the atmosphere of Edo's downtown. In the kitchen that spreads out immediately at the entrance, you can enjoy cooking like in a traditional Japanese restaurant. Behind the living room on the first floor, there is a bedroom surrounded by a rock garden-style interior. On the second floor, there are two purely Japanese-style tatami bedrooms. They are completely separated by a corridor, so privacy is maintained. Up to five pairs of futons can be laid out and slept in together. There is a 7-Eleven a 3-minute walk away. Asakusa Station is a 13-minute walk away. Maximum capacity is 6 people. ◆Room This house in Imado, a quiet residential area behind Sensoji Temple, can accommodate up to 6 people. On the first floor, there is a semi-double bed surrounded by a rock garden, and on the second floor, there are three sets of futons in Japanese room 1 and two sets of futons in Japanese room 2. Once you pass through the entrance, you will see a kitchen and counter like a small restaurant. You can enjoy cooking in the kitchen with a traditional Japanese restaurant-style counter. <Notes when making a reservation> This facility requires self-check-in. The day before check-in, we will send instructions on how to check in to the email address you registered. Emails from this facility will be sent from the "@ikidane.jp" domain, so please make sure you have set your email settings to receive emails in advance. If you do not receive an email on the day, please contact the facility.

This is a great deal that includes accommodation and a free pass to Hanayashiki! <Plan Benefits> ■ Hanayashiki All Free Pass (Admission + Attraction Free Pass) *Tickets are for the number of guests staying. *Valid until check-out date *For preschool children aged 5-6, please purchase a separate ticket. Please inform us when collecting your ticket and purchase the free pass. <Ticket Price> *Prices shown are inclusive of tax. ■Adults (junior high school students and above - 64 years old): 3,500 yen ■Children (ages 5 - elementary school): 2,700 yen *Valid until check-out date *Payment is cashless only (cash not accepted). Thank you for your understanding. ＜Ticket pick-up location＞ ■Tourist Information Desk Asakusa 1F Randall Asakusa, 3-9-2 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo 111-0032 Business hours: 8:00-20:00 (open all year round) *Hanayashiki is a 5-minute walk away. We also offer a luggage storage service. For guests staying at YADOYA hotels, luggage storage is free during your stay. *Business hours are subject to change. Please check the official website for details. ＜Asakusa Hanayashiki＞ ■Please pick up your Hanayashiki admission + free pass ticket in advance at Tourist Information Desk Asakusa. *Check-in is after 3:00 p.m., but tickets can be picked up before 3:00 p.m. *We do not send tickets in advance. Thank you for your understanding. ■Tickets are valid until the check-out date. ■Business hours may vary depending on the day. Please check the official website for the latest information on closed days, etc. ＜Notes when making a reservation＞ This facility requires self-check-in. The day before check-in, we will send instructions on how to check in to the email address you registered. Emails from this facility will be sent from the domain "@ikidane.jp", so please make sure you have set your email settings to receive emails in advance. If you do not receive an email on the day, please contact the facility. ＜Keywords＞ Group trip/family trip/girls