The hotel was a rally nice surprise - this was our last night in Japan after 2 weeks spent in a variety of places, so it was easy for me to compare. The room was small but I didn't find that a problem, the decor was very nice and it just looked great. Everything was clean and it would have... more

This chain (we also stayed in one in Osaka) really impressed me. This hotel was in a great, convenient location, was very clean, had a solid breakfast included, and clean, comfortable rooms. The rooms are small, but this didn't bother us. The staff were very kind about storing our stuff. more

We stayed for 6 nights .Its a quiet area and just 5 minutes walk to the station .Very near The Mitsukoshi department store with its great food hall..There's a starbuck and a 7-11 nearby too.There's many little yakitori and o shoba stalls.We had an excellent service wherever we went.It was sakura time and scenery was spectacular.The hotel staff were helpful... more

we stayed in nihombashi for our first japan visit as a couple. the location of this hotel is quite good, with a lot of restaurants and establishments nearby. the upscale mitsukoshi depato is just a few blocks away and where the train stations are. you can also walk up to tokyo station if you can (around 8-10 blocks away) where... more

I have not accessed TA for a while so I am posting this review only 10 months after my stay. I believe it's still important for me to post my comments given the small no. of review on this VF hotel at this location. I stayed at the Ladies Room last Dec and it came with a foot massage machine... more

I got to know this hotel chain through my travel partner's colleague. He always stays in this hotel chain whenever he goes Tokyo for business trip. We chose Nihombashi because the rates are comparatively lower than the Shinjuku or Ueno hotel of the hotel chain. We read the reviews before we went to Tokyo and yet we still have a... more

We had this hotel booked through a Japanese website called Rakuten, and got a very good deal. This is one of the "business hotels" scattered in Japan, which are low-budget friendly but with good enough facilities and amenities. The front desk/reception is located on the basement floor, and the rooms upstairs. In front of the front desk are tables and... more