Sumida Nagaya is a small guesthouse in Tokyo’s Sumida Ward, in a quiet neighborhood within walking distance of Hatonomachidori Shopping Street and the Seiko Museum. Its traditional house has been updated with modern facilities, and the shared lounge has a long table for reading or meeting other guests. Rooms include a comfortable semi-private option with shared bathrooms. Torinos, the coffee shop on the ground floor, serves handmade cakes, biscuits and tea, alongside daytime food such as lasagna and carrot salad.
Rooms and shared spaces

The guesthouse has air-conditioned rooms with shared bathrooms, plus a shared kitchen and lounge. The semi-private room sits partly open to the surrounding space, though its layout offers some separation. The house combines a traditional style with updated facilities, including toiletries for showering and washing.
A long table anchors the common area. It gives guests a place to read, eat or spend time with others staying at the house. The lounge is also where the guesthouse’s welcoming, social feel comes through.
Torinos and the Sumida neighborhood

Torinos, the coffee shop on the ground floor, serves handmade cakes, biscuits and tea. Daytime food includes lasagna and carrot salad, and seating is limited to two tables. The cafe and guesthouse share the building.
Hatonomachidori Shopping Street is 600 metres away, and the Seiko Museum is 700 metres away. Tobu Museum is also nearby. Tokyo Skytree is an 18-minute walk from the guesthouse, while Sensoji Temple is 2.6 kilometres away.
Perguntas frequentes
Does Sumida Nagaya have private bathrooms?
No. The guesthouse rooms have shared bathrooms.
Is there a laundry service at Sumida Nagaya?
There is no laundry service onsite. The host can recommend a nearby laundromat.
What can you eat at the cafe?
Torinos serves handmade cakes, biscuits and tea. Daytime food includes lasagna and carrot salad.
How far is Tokyo Skytree from Sumida Nagaya?
Tokyo Skytree is an 18-minute walk away.


