天然温泉 凌雲の湯 御宿 野乃浅草(ドーミーイン・御宿野乃 ホテルズグループ)

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Ryoun no Yu, a black hot spring

• ♨️Separate grand baths for men and women on B1, fed by Asakusa Kannon Onsen's natural kuroyu black water
• 🛁A tsubo-yu jar bath in the open air, plus a sauna and cold plunge
• 🎨A large painting of Asakusa scenes on the bath wall adds to the mood

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Through the noren to the baths

• 🏮A tatami corridor hung with the Ryoun no Yu sign leads to the bathhouse
• 🌸Men's and women's noren and seasonal flower arrangements bring real ryokan atmosphere
• 🧖Bathing runs from 15:00 through to the following morning

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Rooms with tatami underfoot

• 🛏️Tatami floors mean shoes come off in these Japanese-Western rooms
• 🪟Lattice shoji windows and leaf-patterned wallpaper set a calm tone
• 🚿Every room has its own shower room and toilet

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A room type for every party

• 👥Single, double, twin, queen, king and triple to match your group
• ♿A universal room with grab rails makes a barrier-free stay possible
• 🌙Instead of pajamas, samue work-wear you can wear anywhere in the hotel

5

All-you-can-eat ikura breakfast

• 🍚The famous breakfast: pile on as much salmon roe as your bowl will hold
• 🐟Regional specialties round out Dormy Inn's signature Japanese buffet
• 🥢Breakfast is served at Hagoromo Charyo on B1

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The dining room Hatago

• 🪵A Japanese dining room finished in hinoki lattice and tatami
• 🍶Softly lit seating makes for an unhurried morning
• 🍜At night, free yonaki soba noodles are served

7

Walking distance to Sensoji

• ⛩️About 200m to Sensoji's main hall, and Hanayashiki, Japan's oldest amusement park, is right out front
• 🚃Four minutes on foot from Asakusa Station on the Tsukuba Express
• 🚇Eight minutes from Exit 1 of Asakusa Station on the Ginza Line

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The Nono ryokan-style lobby

• 🏨A Japanese-style hotel in the Onyado Nono group, opened in July 2019
• 🥿A striking tatami lobby you step up into after taking off your shoes
• 🍹A free welcome drink is served from 15:00 to 20:30 after check-in

In the middle of Asakusa, with Sensoji and Hanayashiki on the doorstep, this ryokan-style hotel offers something rare in Tokyo: a natural kuroyu black hot spring. Sightsee, soak, and finish the day with a free late-night noodle bowl.