Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Nihonbashi

I stayed for two nights in late May for a relative’s wedding and for work. From check-in, all the staff were pleasant, and the experienced staff in the lounge were especially kind—I was reminded of how excellent Japanese hotel service training is. The Japanese-style omelet in the lounge is outstanding. It was a shame there wasn’t a conveniently timed limousine bus from Haneda, but during my stay it was very convenient to access the Hotel B1 directly from the subway station nearby. On my return trip, I was able to get to Haneda smoothly by limousine bus, which was great. I would definitely like to stay here again for work next time as well.

I stayed here with my elderly mother. This is a town we usually visit for lunch and a walk, but we had never had the chance to stay overnight. This time, we stayed for the first time in preparation for an evening performance at the Mitsukoshi Theater. Because of that, I made a few requests: a caregiving high chair and non-slip mat in the bathroom, a DVD player in the Room, and a Room that was neither too close nor too far from the elevator. Everything was properly arranged, and the staff were very courteous. The Room was surprisingly spacious for this price range, with a desk as well. The bathroom also had a separate toilet and an additional washing area. The lounge offerings—both drinks and food—were satisfying without being excessive. The omelet at breakfast was also delicious, with Japanese-style ingredients. Since it connects directly to the subway level downstairs, we didn’t get wet from rain at all when going out. Because it was Silver Week, we couldn’t get the 3:00 p.m. checkout we hoped for, but this Hotel truly felt like one where you’d want to stay from check-in to check-out—a perfect place for a “staycation.” I’d love to find another reason to come stay again.