Nishitetsu Inn Nihonbashi (Ningyocho)

This was my first time staying for a Multiple Night Stay. The front desk staff were pleasant and made me feel at ease. The location is very convenient for getting around for both business and sightseeing, and it was helpful that there are many convenience stores and restaurants between the station and the Hotel, as well as nearby. The Room was clean, and the amenities included all the essentials, so I was able to stay comfortably. I also appreciated having green tea bags provided, which was nice for taking a break in the Room. If I had to be picky, I would have been even happier if there were other tea options or coffee as well. Overall, I was very satisfied with the location and price this time, so I would like to stay again.

I had business on the Hibiya Line, so I chose this place because it’s close to the station. The directions often said “X minutes to …,” but they didn’t specify which exit to use, so I was a bit confused at first and relied on smartphone navigation. It’s almost a straight walk from the station and easy to find, and with so many restaurants along the way, it’s an enjoyable route.Next door to the Hotel is a stylish Sichuan restaurant. There were introductions to various dining options inside the Hotel, but that one wasn’t listed, which was disappointing—though I may have missed it.Check-in is done by machine, but a cheerful foreign staff member guided me clearly and energetically with a smile. Their Japanese was excellent—perhaps thanks to good training at the Hotel.The amenities are a little hard to find; they’re next to the elevator. However, they seemed more geared toward men, so if you need women’s items like cleansing oil or toner, it’s better to pick them up at the convenience store nearby. FamilyMart and 7-Eleven are both very close.The Room had an average Business Hotel unit bath. There was one face towel and one bath towel provided. There are foot massagers and irons in the elevator hall, which is convenient for business stays.Breakfast (which I was looking forward to) had plenty of variety. Since this is Nishitetsu, there were Kyushu items such as mentaiko (spicy cod roe). There was also curry, though I didn’t try it so I can’t comment on how spicy it is. Personally, I was happy they had Calpis—I hadn’t had it in a while, and it was delicious. There were also quite a few types of tea.The food was tasty overall, but there are many restaurants around as well. All in all, this seems like a great place for a business stay while enjoying nearby dining options.