Thank you for visiting my profile. I have been living abroad for over 20 years due to my husband's work. Every time we were transferred, it was very difficult to find a home where my family could stay safely. As I visited many rooms to decide on a comfortable home, I began to think that I wanted to create an ecological and comfortable room in Japan. Each room has been carefully designed and furnished by myself. Our goal is to make your stay in Tokyo comfortable like you feel you are in your home. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. We look forward to your stay!

[new building opening in March 2021! Excellent access to Tokyo with access to 3 stations]　 A 5-minute walk from Morishita Station on the Oedo Line/Shinjuku Line, an 8-minute walk from Kikugawa Station on the Shinjuku Line, and a 15-minute walk from Ryogoku Station on the JR Sobu Line. You can conveniently access Shinjuku without changing trains, making it ideal for weekend trips and business trips. <About the room> - Clean and simple design -Sufficient space of 22㎡ for 1-2 people -Provide the same sheets and towels as the hotel -Self-catering in the kitchen -separate bathroom and toilet - Flat screen TV -Washing machine (capacity 5.5kg) -Unlimited video viewing with Amazon Fire TV Stick! (requires each account) <Dog-friendly rooms are available now! Please contact us if you wish > Lafite Ryogoku has opened some rooms as dog-friendly rooms! A medium-sized dog up to 25 kg can be accommodated. We welcome both short-term and long-term stays, such as short-term stays after returning from overseas and preparations for moving destinations, as well as sightseeing in Ryogoku with dogs. *Rooms (number of floors) vary depending on the size of the dog, so be sure to contact us in advance.

[Tourism in both countries is not only sumo? ! Charming Ryogoku area] From the Edo period to the present day, Sumida Ward and Ryogoku have been bustling with people. It is a downtown area where the culture and history of Tokyo are condensed, and it is an area where you can enjoy a walk while looking at the Tokyo Sky Tree. Ryogoku is famous for sumo wrestling, and it's not uncommon to see sumo wrestlers walking the streets in yukata. In Ryogoku, there are many places you should visit, such as the Edo-Tokyo Museum, which introduces the history and culture of Tokyo, the Ryogoku Kokugikan, where sumo wrestling is held, and the beautiful Japanese garden, the Former Yasuda Garden. We have a lot. There are also plenty of exquisite gourmet dishes! While enjoying the atmosphere of the good old Edo period, you can enjoy rare and valuable Tokyo game chicken oyakodon, classic chanko hot pot, and stylish cafes that are Instagrammable. There are convenience stores, supermarkets, and pharmacies within a 5-minute walk, so you can spend a long stay comfortably.