Toyoko Inn Tokyo Nihombashi Zeimusho Mae Reviews

The location is pretty near the train station. The nearest exist is A3. Staff are very helpful and friendly. The King bed and pillow are very comfortable. Room is big enough for two big luagge. There is also a computer at the lobby for used. Free breakfast is substantial with miso soup and nice breads and coffee.

It is a small room but with sufficient amenities. Not the usual cleanliness expected from a hotel in Japan, maybe because it is quite dated. No pyjamas provided. Location wise, it is a short walk to the Bakuroyokoyama / Higashi-Nihombashi Station which is really convenient as this station is connected with a few subway lines; Shinjuku, Asakusa, and can also go directly to the airports (Narita/Haneda)

Good hotel

I have stayed in this hotel before. I hope it is a non-smoking room this time, maybe it is not available on weekends. The smell of smoke is very strong. After reporting to the front desk, they helped to change a room with less smoke. However, having a window is equivalent to having no window (facing the corridor of the opposite house) The breakfast is not as good as before, with fewer dishes and monotony, and the rice is not as delicious as before! (The rice is not good) The good place can be temporarily put off until the afternoon after checking out. Not far from the station, although the place is in the city center, the surrounding is quiet!

This Toyoko Inn is a 5-minute walk from Exit A3 of Bakuroyokoyama Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line. It is on a small street, quiet in a busy area, but you can actually see the Tokyo Skytree at a glance. The single room is OK, but the bathroom is a bit small. However, this price also comes with a buffet breakfast every morning. Although there are not many varieties, you can't expect too much hhhhhhhh

The location of 9:00 is quite convenient. The surrounding is very quiet, and there is a supermarket opposite. However, there is nothing to eat at night, so you may need to go somewhere a little further away to eat. Akihabara or Ueno Park are both good choices. It has a middle location.

This hotel is in a good location, and it is only a few hundred meters away from the nearest subway exit. It is very convenient and quiet at noon, not particularly noisy, and the toilet has a strong smell. Secondly, the room is relatively small and not very clean, but the ********* lady at the front desk has a very good service attitude and is very straightforward. She is also very willing to help. Other staff are also very willing to help. But the breakfast is really bad, all cold food, only soup is hot, and it is not particularly good.  But it is not very recommended for children to stay, because there is no suitable food for children in the breakfast or nearby. There is a small supermarket opposite, which is quite convenient. 

There are Chinese service staff who explain accommodation matters carefully.

Not bad, of course it is a bit small. Is it a personal business trip? It's OK. It’s OK to go on a business trip alone, but if you travel, it can only be regarded as a poor trip.

The house is too old, and the bathroom smells! There has been a loud noise late at night, I don't know if it is because it is next to the elevator. The overall feeling is that the environment and facilities are too old, and the experience is very poor.

Near Tokyo Station, it is almost occupied by *********, and it is also suitable for Chinese people to live

There are several Toyoko Inns in the vicinity, so it is essential to confirm the location!