Everything is very well organized; the staff are professional and friendly. As always in Japan it's super clean and in this case everything feels new.

Suggestion: Guests want two things when they first arrive: turn on the air conditioning and connect to the internet. Both are easy but you need to figure it out which is no fun if you are hot and tired. It would be nice to hand guests one page with instructions on these two critical things. Perhaps you add one line to the bottom of this one page that other information is available on the TV.

Very helpful staff, very clean, and many amenities.

Didn’t stay long enough.

The room, although small, was tidy and clean. Big bed and TV to pass some time. Bathroom was modest, but had everything you need. The staff was very prepared and gentle. Free yukata was much appreciated. The position was perfect, there is Higash-Nihombashi subway station in 2 minutes of walk from the hotel and 7/11 shop near the station.

Unfortunately, the view from the window was a gray wall of another building. It is worth to notice that there is no wardrobe in the room, thus making it difficult to keep your clothes out of the luggage.

The warmth reception of the staff on night duty as we reached the hotel about 12+ in the morning, checking in was a breeze. We reserved 3 rooms and requested that they were side by side as we were travelling with young children. The rooms were very clean and they maintained the cleanliness till the day we checked out. They replenished the toiletries and coffee everyday, thank you as we needed the coffee. The reception staff were polite, helpful and accommodating. Some spoke very good English but fret not as there's always a Goggle Translate. thank you APA Hotel Nihombashi Bakuroyokoyama Ekimae for making our stay a fantastic and memorable one.

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Small compact room but had all the necessary features and more. I was surprised with the number of outlets and light controls installed in the room. The AC/heater worked really well which is necessary in the winter and summer temps. I’m a small person so I was very comfortable, but I would advise against bringing more than two luggages. It was tight with just my one check-in and backpack. Location is away from the hustle and bustle but within 12 min walking distance of 5 stations (the cheaper routes that connect to the touristy places like Shinjuku and Shibuya require you to start from Asakusabashi, and I usually ended up taking the metro back to Kodemmacho. Within walking distance of a Lawson, 7-11, and Family Mart take your pick. Staff were super friendly. They set up my luggage forwarding request without any issues and answered all my questions.

The location was close to several subway stations on different lines, so it was easy to get everywhere. One of the stations is just around the corner. You can walk to Akihabara in 20 minutes. Several markets around that work even late at night. And food in Japanese markets is really delicious and of high quality. The room and the bathroom were very clean, the bed and pillows super comfortable. The room is cleaned (sheets changed) once in three days. Breakfast was delicious, but there were just 4 options and they are pretty much alike. It was ok for me, but if you stay longer you may want something else. The staff was nice, actually like everywhere in Japan - hospitable, respectful, polite.

The room was very small, but I think it is normal for Japan. The breakfast is till 10 am, for those who like to sleep like my daughter does it may be a problem. Though I am in another hotel now and the breakfast here finishes at 9 am. So now I wish it was 10:)

A very efficient and helpful staff at the reception desk with a good command of English. A small room...yes, but everything is very well thought in every aspect, every square centimeter has been used in an efficient way, so overall everything is very functional. Very clean everywhere. Very good breakfast with good basic choices. Blueberries pancakes are excellent, and the coffee is good. I recommend it. Quiet place and good location close to metro and train station to go to Narita Airport. Many restaurants around.

Pillows are very hard. Not exactly Western style, and there is no other option.

Suberb staff, friendly service. The room had everything you needed and the rooms layout was designed in very smart way, even though the size was small. You did not feel at all like it was cramped or too small. We stayed very comfortably for one week in the same room and had almost no issues in our stay. The room had a huge TV screen and movies, series, even R18-stuff was free to watch! We are defenitely going to use this hotel chain in all our future Japan vacations if possible.

We did not quite understand first that we could control the heating and AC system, since there were many flyers on the table and adds playing on the room TV that all air circulation is centrally controlled, not from the rooms. So we did not turn AC heating on, and slept in ice-cold freezing room (our trip was in November!) for two whole nights before we realized that duh, we gotta turn the heat on with the control panel next to the bed! After that we slept comfortably and stayed warm for the rest of the stay. We did both get colds and got sick, since for those two first nights we sweated under the warm and extra-thick duvets while the room air was freezing, and constantly got too hot, or too cold if even a tiny bit of our body was outside of the duvet.

This is my third stay at this property in two years. I have stayed at 8 other places in Tokyo, but keep choose to keep coming back here. It offers great value, especially for solo travelers, and the area is underrated. Very conveniently located on two subway lines. Only 20 minutes direct to Shinjuku. The neighborhoods of Akihabara, Asakusa, and Ginza are even closer. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Neighborhood is nice and quiet. Wholesale luggage vendors are nearby for when you go overboard on shopping. Anyone complaining about room size has never been to Japan before.

Rude tourists with unrealistic expectations who don’t know how to treat the staff respectfully. Lobby can get crowded as many people leave their luggage after check out.

Good location with two stations nearby. Very clean. The heating really helped when it was cold outside. Also many choices of convenience stores nearby. They also let us keep our luggage with them after check out so we could continue exploring before we had to head home.

I’ve stayed at 3 different APA hotels and all of them give me a static electrical shock when I’m in the room . This time has been the strongest when I try to pick up my charging phone from the bed and get shocked. I go for my phone again and still get shocked. I had to use a plastic bag and take my phone off charging. Also got shocked in the leg from the bed frame as I was getting off the bed. I stopped charging my phone from the headboard panel.