Hotel Niwa Tokyo

Got the reservation as a package so I'm not sure the cost but Iloved the place. Very clean, cozy, beautiful and modern/traditional styled place. The trains are close, like 5 minute walk, and there are plenty of little restaurants nearby. The room was a bit small, but maybe it's normal for Tokyo. Very satisfied.

This is a nice standard hotel for < £100/night right in the heat of Tokyo. It's a mere 3 minute walk from a train station and about 5 minutes from a metro station. Rooms are fairly small (to be expected at this price range in the centre of Tokyo!) but very clean and quiet. Staff were very helpful and spoke good English. They assisted in making restaurant reservations and booking taxis. Would definitely recommend it.

Hotel Niwa's rooms are comfortable and clean. While the Standard rooms are smaller than most Western sized rooms, my husband and I were not uncomfortable. We also rented a Superior room for the last leg of our trip (because no Standard rooms were available), which was more expensive and larger, but not really necessary. The breakfast buffet included an enormous selection of both Japanese and Western fare, though somewhat pricey at 2300 yen/person. The hotel staff was friendly and helpful, and most spoke English well. The location was convenient to get to the subway (Mita line). Would definitely recommend it to friends and stay there again.

This 3* beautifully designed hotel knocks the spots off many 4* ones I have stayed in. In a quiet neighbourhood, less that an mile from the East Gradens of the Imperial Palace. Staff unfailingly polite and as helpful as they can be. Decent sized room (18sq m) with the MOST comfortable but smallish double bed. Sweet little smoking garden on the 3rd floor and a big spacious airy lobby. Free massage chairs too on 3rd floor which are perfect after a day's hard sightseeing. Free and efficient wifi on every floor and a hard wired ethernet in your room as well. Freshly laundered pyjamas every day and a huge range of toiletries and sundries. Breakfast is good but expensive though, so eat out!

I spent 5 nights at Niwa and was very pleased with the hotel. Very friendly staff and they all speak English quite well. The room was small but very comfortable and clean. My only disappointment was the Japanese restaurant. I had dinner there one night and found the price too high for the quantity and quality of food. If you are visiting one of the universities in the area, it is a very convenient location. My room was very quiet. It is nice to have free WiFi.

Niwa Hotel was in the middle of the city, so it made traveling a breeze. It was a little difficult to find from the map provided, but it was lovely once we found it. The bed was super comfortable and the large tub was quite relaxing. The staff was polite and knowledgeable.

Very comfortable and convenient. Close by Tokyo Dome hotel, a 5 min walk and from Dome, you can take the airport limousine to Narita or haneda.

Prior to my arrival I was written to the hotel asking for non-smoking floor and high floor. I was arrived on Wednesday 5 Dec 12 afternoon and found the check-in process was very efficient, they have provided what I have requested. Staffs are speaking good English.. Room was very comfortable and very decorated with care in every single detail. You will have a pyjamas that the hotel changes daily for you. Next to the hotel is the convenience store where you can get some good snacks, soft drinks, and ice creams whenever you want. After a short walk (turn your back on the hotel, walk left 50m, and turn left again then walk another 100m, then cross the road) you will reach JR Suidobashi station where you can easily reach Shinjuku, Akiba (Akihabara), or Tokyo station within 15 minutes including any transit if required. Just across the station located McDonald's (24/7) and Staarbucks (open until 10.30pm), Tokyo Dome, and Suidobashi subway station. This is an ideal place to stay for. I have been staying for five nights, and surely I will return to this hotel for my next visit.

Great location. My standard room was fine. Not much of a gym facility, probably not worth the space used for it. Daily maid cleaning was good. I was there for 10 nights on business. Easy location for business associates to meet. Restaurant was good - upscale Japanese. The hotel is generally quiet and subdued. Some frontdesk staff are a little too reserved and unresponsive - sometimes a little too much cold Japanese stare and not enough smile. Will return.

Good hotel, clean, nice staff and reliable. Would be nice to have breakfast in the hotel however it is super expensive. Close to train station, safe area, 7 eleven near b for money exchange and choco-ru for morning breakfast. No complaints, good experience. Rooms are pretty small but I guess that is standard in japan. Dont bring huge luggages because there isnt a place to put them.