Hotel Nihonbashi Saibo

It was a one night stay. I was budget conscious but wasn't looking for a capsule hotel. The hotel was well-situated closer to a subway station (Ningyocho), within 5 minutes walking distance. Convenience stores were nearby as well, but a little far off from the tourist areas - Ginza was about 20 minutes walk away, but accessible by metro. Asakusa was also close by via metro. Staff were polite and courteous similar to all Japanese properties. Room was small, again similar to Japanese properties, but it was good value. Wifi was decent, but not lightning fast. Overall, not a bad stay for one night.

Hotel is fairly near to the train station. Many eating options and 24 hour convenient stores nearby. I love the wide range of toiletries. Room and bathroom are very clean. Drinks vending machine on every floor. So many plus points. The only shortcoming is probably the room size. Really small and the equally bed is a tad too hard.

The service was great and they had everything i needed for a comfortable experience. The downfall was that my view was a brick wall and the bathroom lighting was sinked up with the room light system. To turn on the bathroom light, i would have to switch on the main room light with the card causing it to wake up my partner in bed. Besides that, the staff was extremely professional, helpful and welcoming.

This hotel is not with the stars it's listed under. Rooms are small even for Japanese standards, beds are super hard, and cleanliness is to be improved on. I will not stay again.

Great stay overall. The hotel is very close to a subway line and is overall very easy to get to. It's close enough to central stations as well as fun districts. Staff were incredibly nice and accomodating. Beds were not the most comfortable but a few extra pillows helped. Hotel bar had tasty food and great staff, even opening after hours so we could grab drinks on our first night in. Overall would recommend and would stay again .