
01 / Tea room
Closer to the tatami.
A low table, floor chairs, a carefully arranged alcove. The same Japanese character continues beyond the guest rooms.
Explore the tea room

Yushima, Tokyo
Tatami, open-air baths
and a little garden.
A quiet stay on Mikumi-zaka.

Up a little hill, away from the bustle.Leave your shoes at the door.Soak in the bath. Look out at the garden.Take your time. You are at Edoya.






Shoes off.
Make yourself at home.
Gather around the low table, or stretch out on the tatami. Soft light through the shoji screens, a quiet evening, and time to settle in. A Japanese room to remember your journey by.
View rooms and availabilityTatami rooms and Western rooms, each with its own character. These photographs show examples; see the official booking site for room details and conditions.
Let the day slip away.
Give your feet a rest after a day in the city. Our top-floor baths include separate indoor and open-air bathing areas for men and women. Settle into the warm water and take a quiet moment for yourself.
Bath information









A warm breakfast.
A new day in Tokyo.
Start the day with breakfast at Kosetsu, our Japanese restaurant on the basement floor. Take a seat, enjoy your meal, then head out for another day in Tokyo.
Photographs show examples of meals.




A moment at Edoya

Unfold a map. Choose a neighborhood to explore. Glance at the garden, then decide to stay a little longer. There is room for an unhurried moment at Edoya.
Wander a little beyond your room. A quiet corner, a small detail, another place to spend a moment.

01 / Tea room
A low table, floor chairs, a carefully arranged alcove. The same Japanese character continues beyond the guest rooms.
Explore the tea room

Green leaves around the tables. A change of air, a moment outside. A small pause above the streets of Tokyo.




02 / Mahjong room
Arrange the tiles and consider your next move. Edoya also has a room set aside for mahjong.
Explore the mahjong room


03 / Relaxation room
Settle into a chair, or pause by the low table. There is room to take your time between one part of the day and the next.
Explore the relaxation room


Please ask at the front desk about using the facilities.
A walk by the water. A concert to remember.
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Neighborhood images are AI generated, based on real locations.
Separate public baths for men and women, with open-air baths, are on the sixth floor. The baths are open from 3 pm until 10 am the following morning; the sauna is open from 5 pm until 1 am. Please bring towels from your room.
Breakfast is complimentary for overnight guests. A Japanese and Western buffet is served at Kosetsu on the basement floor from 7 am to 9:30 am. Last entry is at 9:15 am.
Check-in begins at 1 pm and check-out is at noon. All rooms are non-smoking and have a private bath and toilet, heating and air conditioning, a refrigerator and free Wi-Fi.
Rates vary by date, number of guests and room. Please visit the official booking page to check availability and prices for your stay.
Find us at 3-20-3 Yushima, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, on Mikumi-zaka. Open the map in the Access section below for directions from your station.
Hotel Edoya
3-20-3 Yushima, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0034
A five-minute walk from Exit 5 of Yushima Station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line.
Choose your arrival airport for train connections and the final stretch to Edoya.
Take the Keisei Skyliner to Keisei-Ueno. Continue to Edoya on foot, or take a taxi if you have heavy luggage.
From Narita to EdoyaTake the Tokyo Monorail to Hamamatsucho, then the JR Yamanote Line to Okachimachi. Walk from the station to Edoya.
From Haneda to EdoyaFor late arrivals, luggage and step-free station access, see the detailed guides.