The hotel opened in 2020 I believe and the facilities still seem almost brand new - everything was well maintained and clean. The Nihombashi/Kanda area had a lot of great restaurants nearby and had x2 stations within 5mins walking from the hotel. In the daytime it was very lively with the office workers out and about, but it was a quiet oasis at night - great for light sleepers! LOVED the 大浴場 (large communal bathing area), very clean and super relaxing after a long travel day.

There was a miscommunication about the room cleaning schedule and cleaners tried to enter my room without knocking (while I was inside). There was also a charge from the restaurant (which I did not use) upon checkout. The reception staff was very professional and sorted both these things out though!

The room has everything you can ask for from a five star hotel except excessive space and decoration. water tap is filtered and is drinkable. Bathroom mirror is heated. Toilet is toto washlet. Bedding is very clean. Towel is changed daily. Great location.

room is really compacted. hard to have two luggage open at the same time.

This hotel is located in the center of Nihonbashi area. The Shin Nihonbashi JR station is 4 min walking distance, and Metro Mitsukoshimae is 8 min walking distance. You can go anywhere in Tokyo and vicinity by using public transportation. I took taxi cab from Haneda Airport to the hotel and it charged me JY8,300- including toll. They have a public bath room in the second floor and it is very comfortable to ease the body before go to bed. You can enjoy any kinds of foods because it is Nihonbashi and Kanda area, relatively reasonble price because it is down town Tokyo. If you come from Narita Airport, take Narita Express from Narita Airport and one station back from Tokyo to Shin Nihonbashi. The train depart from same plat form area, it is the easiest way from Narita.

The room is not so big enougn,especially big and tall guys. if you are tall and big guy, I recommend you to use two rooms when you are couple. But location is more than everything.

I expected less given the price I got through booking.com, but was pleasantly surprised. This hotel, one of the oldest in Tokyo has been recently renovated and everything was new, modern, and clean. While breakfast was extra, it was plated (not a buffet) and very good. Lunch and supper is served also and a very good value for lunch (did not eat supper there). Staff was excellent. They have an Ofuro or pubic bath if you wish to partake.

Location was about 10 minute walk from train station and for me, was difficult to find. I wish Japanese hotels were bigger and had drawers or shelves for clothes.

- Have public bath but size-wise it is rather small - Have coin laundry - Clean and comfortable room with efficient layout despite size of room is not that big at 19 Sq meter

Tokyo was our last stop after going to a few cities in Japan with our JR pass . As such we have additional bags and heavier luggages. While the hotel is 1 minute walk from the JR Shin Nihombashi station, this proximity is useless as there is no elevator or escalator in JR Shin Nihombashi station . We either have to carry our heavy luggages up many flight of steps to the ground level or walk further away towards the Mitsukoshimae subway station direction to take the elevator to the ground level . We chose the take the elevator and the walk to the hotel takes about 15 minutes.

Staff were friendly; they allowed us to check in early Facilities modern and clean Vending machines available The onsen was a nice bonus as well Late check out was available, we were charged was 5000¥ per hour

Not a very well connected area, but you can walk 10 minutes to the main metro system Not much to do in the immediate area except the Robot cafe We were not hit with this, but the hotel does charge for lost keycards - the fee I recall was not reasonable!

Clean, and subway, JR stations and convenience stores are all nearby.

Room a bit small (it was for 1 person only though so maybe the other ones are bigger). The toilet's water pressure is quite low when you flush, which can become a problem in certain situations. :)

Comfortable beds, small but efficiently laid out room, the double bed in the "small double bed" room was a standard full size, if not a queen. Convenient to several train and metro stations. Very quiet part of town with some restaurants within walking distance. No "tourist attractions" nearby, making the area quieter. Nice public bath. Nice shampoo, conditioner and body wash in the rooms. Kind and helpful staff.

The western breakfast was disappointing. The Japanese breakfast was tasty. Not a buffet. Drip coffee only (would have liked a cappuccino machine). The check-in process seemed a bit long, but we did have multiple rooms.

The room itself is a bit small (especially the bathroom), but I understand this is quite the standard for Tokyo. It has a window that can be opened, which wasn't the case in many other hotels across Japan. The location is very convenient and close to public transportation, yet very quiet at night. I appreciate the fact that breakfast consists of a meal prepared on spot, and not buffet style, so food tastes fresh and you avoid the usual scenery of greedy guests who run around, trying to fill their plates with whatever they find.

A bit more of variety in terms of food served at breakfast would add an extra gear to the service (apart from fish and, maybe, a vegetable, the rest of food was the same every morning).

The location of the hotel is very good. Central/near Tokyo Station in Nihombashi. Although it is a general busy area, in the evening / at night it was very quiet. The room was quite small, but for the price and location totally acceptable. Comfy bed and big window (but not a great view - admittedly not necessarily to be expected in this dense part of the city with lots of tall buildings). The public bath was very good - clean and with a nice atmosphere. Staff was friendly and professional...as it seems everywhere in Japan.

After two weeks of travel and Japanese breakfasts, we decided to try a western style breakfast. It is not recommended! Stay away form it! It was a naked tuna with mayo sandwich and a tasteless egg salad sandwich, a bit of salad and two small cold sausages/wieners. On the second day, we switched to the Japanese breakfast - and it was good! Fish, Miso soup, etc.