We spent three nights at the Smile Nihombashi. The hotel is conveniently located...we walked to Ginza, Imperial Palace East Garden, Takashimaya Department Store, and Tsukiji Fish Market. There are many eateries nearby the hotel. The room was slightly small but came with many amenities - hotpot for water, free Internet, refrigerator, etc. The hotel has coin operated washers and dryers... More

My spouse and I started our three week Asia excursion at Smile Nihonbashi. Located within a five minute taxi ride of Tokyo Station (useful if you decide to take the Narita Express from the airport), the best part about this hotel is its location on the Hibiya Line at the Kayabacho station. The hotel is geared toward the business traveler... More

I had to come to go to Tokyo to attend a conference at the Imperial hotel. SInce the rate for that hotel is very expensive, I looked for a budget hotel which can conveniently connect to Imperial via the Hibiya line. This hotel was what I was looking for! Granted that the rooms are small (all rooms in Japan are... More

This hotel is an economical choice if you don't want to pay a fortune staying in Tokyo. I stayed here for five nights (single room) and it was fine. This is a business area ( the financial area and stock exchange are nearby ). It's not really geared for English speaking tourists but it's manageable. Although my room was on... More

Strategic location as situated near to the Kayabacho metro station, about 1-2minutes walk depending on which metro exit. Also located about 30 mins walk from the T-Cat terminal which is convenient to travelers hoping to get to the airport via coach. In general only 2 of the ladies at the front desk were helpful and friendly while the rest were... More

It's a no frill hotel so don't expect alot but overall it's good deal for what I am paying especially in Tokyo. Paid JPY15,750 for Triple room (includes breakfast for 3 people). Room size is about 25m2 with 3 single beds. Room is very clean with daily cleaning includes changes of bedsheet, yugata & slipper. Note: they will not do... More

I have stayed in quite a few business hotels in Tokyo and this is by far the best one. I originally chose it for the location: walking distance to Tokyo station, right next to the Tozai, Hibiya subway lines and a short walk to the Keiyo line. The staff are friendly, the internet connection is free, the breakfast buffet is... More

First off, yes it is small. Very small. Once you get past that, what you have is a room with all the basic amenities that you would need at a fantastic price. I found this room on the hotel's website for $50 per night for the end of November. Overall I was quite pleased. They had in room internet for... More