Hotels in Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi/Akihabara/Kinshicho, Tokyo

Before check in time I left our luggage there and came back at 10pm, I was pleasantly surprised when they kept our luggage in our room.On rainy days they place some umbrellas at the entrance for guests to use. Reception staffs were all very pleasant and very helpful. Thank you for your hospitality 🥰. Laundry machine only 2 available and we had to check every night to see if it was available.Managed to use it on our last day.Walkable distance to few metro station.I did enjoy my stay here

This hotel is located in Nihonbashi, very close to Shin-Nihonbashi and Mitsukoshimae subway stations, making it incredibly convenient for trips to Kamakura and shopping in Ginza. The rooms are quite spacious for Japan, and the facilities are excellent. They even offer personalized services, and the staff are warm and provide great service. Compared to Shinjuku, the area is much quieter. There's a 7-Eleven right downstairs, which is super handy, and plenty of unique shops and restaurants nearby. I felt very comfortable and at ease with my choice this time around.

I booked a twin room, and while it was smaller than what you'd find in China, it was clean and well-maintained. It had a fridge, and there was no problem opening a 24-inch suitcase. The front desk staff all spoke Chinese, which was super convenient for Chinese travelers. The service staff were friendly. There's a restaurant on the first floor with coffee, drinks, and water, plus a microwave to heat up packed meals. I stayed at this hotel for 8 nights in Tokyo, and it's near several subway lines, making it easy to get anywhere. There are also 7-Eleven and FamilyMart stores nearby, which is very convenient. Highly recommended!

Room is a little small but it is understandable as majority of the hotel room in Tokyo is small. Love the customer service and happy that they provide luggage storage service as this make our trip easier without carrying the luggage around all the time

I had a layover in Tokyo on a Saturday, and to my surprise, hotel prices were ridiculously high. So, I frantically scoured platforms, looking for a clean place with a good location. This hotel barely had any reviews, and hardly anyone on Xiaohongshu (a Chinese social media app) had written about it, but I decided to take a chance. It was only 600 JPY for one night, located in the Hatchobori area, just one stop from Tokyo Station. [Location] The hotel is a 3-minute walk from Hatchobori Station, making it super convenient to get around. It's two stops to Tsukiji Market, Ginza is within walking distance, and Tokyo Tower is also very close. Shinjuku and Shibuya are in different directions, about a 30-minute subway ride. Disneyland is also quite close, roughly a 20-minute subway ride. [Facilities] This is an ICI Hotel, a Japanese chain, opened in 2020. The lobby was packed with luggage; you can store your bags, but keep in mind that check-out is at 10 AM. [Room] The room is genuinely small, only 9 square meters... it's hard to open a large suitcase. However, the room is very clean!! At this price, it's perfect for budget travelers. No need to stay in a hostel when you can have a private room at this price; I can't ask for more. [Service] The front desk staff was quite friendly, which is to be expected from a chain hotel. In summary, the hotel is clean and well-located. The downside is the small room, but it's ideal for those who spend their days out exploring Tokyo and don't plan on spending much time in the hotel.

Stayed at the KOKO Nihonbashi Hotel and really enjoyed the experience. Nice neighbourhood. The room had a nice view — I could even see the Tokyo Skytree from my window, which made the stay feel special.Although a bit further from the main shopping streets, the subway station is less than 5 minute away, making it super convenient to get around. The room layout gave it a more spacious feel. Just a suggestion- maybe consider to provide water dispenser as we only got 2 bottles daily which is definitely not enough.

Room was decently sized for one that is around Ginza area. The location is great as well (and you can even get a glimpse of the imperial gardens) but most importantly, the service is amazing. The staff are not only professional but genuinely helpful, which is rare to get in Tokyo nowadays. Shoutout to the front desk who has done an amazing job making their guests feel welcomed and well taken care of.

Coming from Haneda Airport, I took the Keikyu Line directly to Takaracho Station. It's about a 200-meter walk from Exit A5, taking roughly half an hour in total. However, it was quite a hassle as I couldn't find an elevator, which was tough with a big suitcase. The hotel is pretty close to Nihonbashi on foot, and about a ten-minute walk to Tokyo Station for the Shinkansen. The Ginza shopping area is around 900 meters away, and Ginza-Kyobashi Station's Exit 6 is right outside the hotel entrance. The room size was moderate; opening a 28-inch suitcase was a bit tight, but that's typical for hotels in Japan. The breakfast here was excellent, considered quite rich for a chain hotel in Japan.

Booked a single room, which was decent. There's a supermarket downstairs, which is really convenient. If you turn right and go straight, you'll reach Ningyocho Station, which has a direct line to Haneda Airport. There's also a cafe right across the street, perfect for a relaxing coffee and breakfast set.

The staff is so attentive and the location is great. You might even want to try the soba eatery next door😋 The view and open air atmosphere on the rooftop is a plus. Back to the room, I would say the design of lighting makes it so homie and cozy. The space in the room may not be that spacious but good enough for a 26 inch luggage to unpack. As soil in the name, the earthy color looks warm and welcoming. Feel relaxed immediately. Also, the bathtub makes relaxation a next level thing.