Nihonbashi Hotels in Tokyo, Japan

Everything is superb.AI great place to stay if you are visiting Tokyo. Perfect location from those with meetings in the business district.

I cannot speak highly enough about this hotel. It is by far the finest hotel experience I've ever had (and I've stayed in other luxury hotels elsewhere in the world). My praise extends to the room, which is packed with amenities both big and small that make you feel like a king/queen. As an example, the curtains that go up/down at a touch of a button (located at your bedside) that open onto your stunning view of Tokyo (awesome day and especially night). My praise also extends to the staff who are so attentive and friendly. Regardless of their designated title, they helped respond to my requests quickly and eagerly. They welcomed me when I came back to the hotel and wished me a good day as I departed. The staff truly cared about me and what I wanted. The Cantonese restaurant had tasty food (even the tea menu was amazing), and the staff were just as attentive and caring. This was truly an amazing experience. That's why I titled the review as everyone should experience this hotel at least once. Chances are, though, that you'll want to experience it many times after that.

Love loved our stay at Four Seasons. I stayed with my 5yr old son and our experience was excellent. The hotel is very children-friendly and so accommodating on many levels: kids' toothbrush, bathrobe, slippers, step for sink so that my son could easily wash his hands, bath toys, colouring books, personalised meal and cookie on arrival, melamine plates and cups, kids' sized cutlery - seriously I've travelled a lot around the world with my kids but never experienced anything quite like this. The concierge met year the train and personally walked us to the hotel, same happened for any occasion when we needed assistance. The concierge pre-purchased our Shinkansen tickets ahead of our stay. I can't think of any negatives when it comes to this hotel. The price is worth it for the convenience, experience and luxury afforded.

Was recommended to stay at an APA Hotel by a local friend and I wouldn't choose any other hotel chain in Tokyo. So many locations to choose from, cheap pricing, and the rooms were very clean, nice, and western style beds. Staff were very friendly and helpful. I would recommend this place to anyone - don't look anywhere else.

It was a small room but very comfortable and modern. Only thing missing that they did not have an iron on the hotel.

We stayed one night only but were impressed by the hotel staff's quality: all of them were polite, pleasant, and exceptionally helpful. Our twin room was spacious and tastefully decorated, and the bathroom was so inviting. This hotel is definitely one of the top hotels I had stayed (and I travel very frequently and use 5-star hotels in Asia).

I had wonderful time at this hotel. The hotel was a little outdated, but it was fine. The staff were nice and courteous, and the breakfast was great.

We stayed here for a week in July - this was my first trip to Tokyo and I thoroughly enjoyed it! The hotel is in a great spot close to Kayabacho Metro station (literally a 1 minute walk) and also within walking distance to Tokyo Station (about a 15 minute walk). The hotel was great, very clean and friendly staff - the room was a little small but that's what you get in Tokyo. We had a semi-double room and to be honest the bed was bigger than I was fearing so this was great. The room was cleaned every day to a high standard - a nice extra was the Ladies cosmetic pack you get upon arrival as well as the little extras in your bathroom. I would thoroughly recommend this hotel - fantastic value for money and in a great position.

The staff were extremely polite and helpful. The breakfast is affordable but lack choices but I was fine with it.