The hotel is conveniently located close to ningyocho metro station, just 2 minutes away on foot. Ningyocho metro has 2 exits, one on the same side as the hotel and the other is across the road which has an elevator. Our twin room is more spacious than the other Tokyo hotels that we've stayed in so far. There is walking space between the beds (1 single and one double) unlike the other accommodations with the twin beds next to each other with no gap between them. There is also barely any space to open luggage for those Tokyo hotels. Hotel Nihonbashi Saibo compared to them is like heaven to us. It is very generous with the variety of free toiletries. There's also free ice creams at the lobby for guests to help themselves. Free laundry & dryer for guests to use, just need to pay ¥100 for the laundry detergent. It has a luggage elevator so guests needn't lug them down the staircase from the hotel entrance to the lobby. The staff are helpful, especially Abhishek-san. He was very courteous, polite, cheerful and helpful. He even helped us to make a dinner reservation. He's an asset to the hotel, we hope to see him again if we return to Tokyo. We highly recommend the hotel to visitors to Tokyo.

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The hotel is exactly what you would expect from a good business hotel in Japan: sufficiently clean, convenient, comfortable. Nothing extraordinary, but reliable. The location is also quite good if you are coming from Narita Airport since you can get there with one train line using the Keisei Line, and it is quite central, not being too far from most places people would want to visit in Tokyo. Some nice bonuses for this hotel were having complementary iced-cream bites in the lobby and a yakitori restaurant in the basement, perfect for grabbing a quick bite after a long journey.

The rooms were slightly small, but standard for business hotels. Also, because we were a party of three, we had to sleep in two separate rooms, which hurt the cost-effectiveness aspect of this hotel a little bit. (However, there are very few inexpensive hotels accomodating more than two people in Tokyo, so it is understandable.)

Location is great if you want almost central but in a walkable neighbourhood that isn't as chaotic as say, Ginza area. The bedrooms were modern, clean, staff were on hand and polite, tons of extra amenities were available at reception. It's a perfectly decent city centre hotel to spend a couple of nights in, nothing more, nothing less.

The rooms ARE pretty compact, some would say tiny. That said, everything just about fit, room under the beds for luggage and it felt like the design was thought through since space is at a premium in Tokyo. The mattresses were quite hard, which I didn't mind, but know some might. TVs have some streaming service access (with your own account) and quite a few free Japanese channels - but I would have liked some international news channels (BBC, CNN etc).

Very good location for both Narita and Haneda airports. Very helpful staff as the reception is one level lower than the ground level and they have a system to transport the luggage, but it is set for one way depending if it's morning or afternoon. Plenty of amenities to choose from near the reception. Small Romm, but we managed to open two large suitcases and to store them near the door so they wouldn't be in the way. A soft pillow and also a hard pillow are both available. I wish I could have time to try their eel breakfast for 1200 yen, but we were in a hurry to pack and check out. They have coin laundry and vending machines on the second floor, which are very convenient.

The price was a bit high probably due to the Golden week. On arrival we stayed in a smaller room in a different hotel in Asakusa and there it was a challenge to open even one large suitcase at a time. The price was 33% lower though.

This hotel has a great staff, really helpful people and great location, 3 minutes walk from the tube station. The room was cleaned and they have a great service where you can choose to have your room cleaned also every day if you wish. You also have the possibility to take complementary staff for free downstairs.

The room was extremely small and it was impossible to open the luggage in such a tiny space except if we put it on top of the bed. There is not a real common area where to chill and relax except the hall downstairs.

Metro stop right outside and other lines within 10 minute walking distance! Good for links to Akihabara, Asakusa, Ueno etc. within 15 minutes. Free amenities in the hotel lobby! Breakfast offer, friendly staff and clean room! Room is on the smaller size but the space is used well and if you slide your luggage under the beds then it’s adequate size so didn’t cause us any problems! 4+ convenience stores on your doorstep!

Sometimes can be a bit of a repetitive walk to one of the stations if you’re not using Ningyocho!

Location, very close to Ningyocho train station and not far from popular areas such as Ginza. Also, a fairly quiet area compared to many other parts of Tokyo, but there was enough happening/enough activity to make it interesting. It's a nice location. Clean, modern and comfortable rooms. Friendly staff.

My daughters accidentally left some items in their room, but when I rang the hotel two days after we checked out, they said they had no record of them. (They were definitely left in the room).

Room was small but not claustrophobic compared to other hotels. There were lots of free toiletries/stuff such as shower caps, ear plugs, hair ties combs toothbbrushes which was nice. There were also different japanese shampoos and conditioners if you wanted to try them(there is also shampoo and conditioner already in your room) staff is friendly. Bed is pretty firm but i like firm beds so not an issue for me, but could be an issue for someone who likes soft beds For the price per night, this was a pretty good place!

some staff dont speak english which makes explaining a more complex situation difficult

I was surprised by the amenities the hotel had! There was a conveyor belt where you could put your luggage on instead of carrying it down the stairs. At the reception floor, there was free ice cream and a table with a plethora of hygiene amenities like shampoo, conditioner, body wash, shaving gel, ear swabs, bath salts, and more! Hotel Nihonbashi even had a laundry room which came in handy. And on top of everything I just mentioned, they allow you to leave your luggage at the hotel free of charge even after you check-out.

The bed mattress was too firm for me, but it wasn’t unbearable. What was more important was that my room was clean and quiet.

Helpful and friendly staff, wide choice of toiletries available in the reception area, comfortable bed, laundry facilities in the hotel, the room is clean and pretty quiet in general except for some strange repetitive noises at night. The hotel is located in a nice neighbourhood with quick access to the metro. There's a breakfast option in the hotel that you don't have to book in advance.

The room is super tiny and doesn't allow to open more than one medium and one small suitcase at once - and if you do manage that, there's no floor left to walk on. There's no place for storing things, we had to keep everything on the desk. A few more hooks for clothes would also be nice. We tried the Japanese breakfast once, it was interesting and okay but not very fulfilling for the price.