About Smile Hotel Tokyo Nihonbashi
Minutes from the Imperial Palace and the trendy Ginza district, the Smile Hotel Tokyo Nihonbashi offers three-star accommodations with free wired internet access.
Standard amenities include a flat-screen satellite television, mini refrigerator, air purifier, and an electric kettle. Room types include single, double, and twin, with both smoking and non-smoking available.
The Smile Hotel Tokyo Nihonbashi welcomes guests with a 24-hour front desk and complimentary Wi-Fi in the lobby. A coin laundry and vending machines are available on site.
The daily breakfast buffet features both traditional Japanese and Western dishes. Guests can also stay in for dinner, or take the subway to one of the many eateries nearby; Sushidai, Sushizanmai Tsukijiekimae, and Kyubey Main Restaurant are among the most popular in the neighbourhood.
Tokyo Disney Resort is about 25 minutes away. The Edo-Tokyo Museum, Chidorigafuchi, and the Tokyo Tower are also within easy reach by car or subway.
Positive Reviews
positive:
A great base for sightseeing...
Guests often describe the hotel's location as very central and convenient, within walking distance of both the Nihonbashi and Tokyo stations. The Kayabacho subway station is also right outside the hotel, putting guests within easy reach of most of the area's top attractions. There are also several 24-hour convenience stores and restaurants nearby.
positive:
Welcoming, professional staff...
Many guests describe the hotel's staff as very friendly, helpful, and professional. Some are fluent in both English and Japanese, and international travellers often note that the team's commitment to providing a high level of hospitality is clear, even when communication across the two languages or cultures proves a bit tricky.
positive:
Easy on the yen...
Travellers on a budget generally feel that the hotel asks a fair price for its compact, clean, and simple rooms, leaving a few extra yen to spend in nearby Ginza or Disney.
Negative Reviews
negative:
Don't get there too early...
Several guests have noted that the reception staff are firm on the 3pm check-in time, but that they are pleased to hold your luggage while you explore the city. Some travellers note that checking-in early is generally "not done" in Japan the way it in Western or European countries.
negative:
No free in-room Wi-Fi...
There is one complimentary high-speed cable in the rooms for connecting your laptop to the internet, though it is possible to pay an extra fee for additional devices. Wi-Fi is free in the lobby.
negative:
Where there's smoke...
Several guests have complained about the building's poor ventilation, as it seems cigarette odour travels easily between the smoking and non-smoking rooms in the hotel. There is no air conditioning, though guests note that the beds are cozy even with the windows open.