Keio Presso Inn Nihonbashi Kayabacho

Location, Staff, Cleanliness

is very usefull because it is next to train station, the staff were very nice and helpfull, allways smiling and the room was very well apointed and comfortable

Everything during my stay was great. I only stayed for one day, but the stuff was so welcoming. The room was beautiful, very clean and very comfortable and I was able to storage my luggage before check-in and almost a full day after check-out which help me tremendously during my travels!

All was great!

This hotel was very close to the Kayabacho station (2 minutes walk) in Nihonbashi neighborhood which is a business area of Tokyo. The hotel room is very standard, like any other hotel room in Japan so not very big if you're planning to bring more than 2 big suitcases. After COVID-19 pandemic, all hotels have a self check-in and check-out service which helps you check-in smoothly. Furthermore, hotel staff are there to help out if you are unable to check-in. The bed was comfortable and there was separate rack area to hang your clothes, which gives you a bit more space in the room itself. There is a convenience store right next to the hotel and quite a few restaurants nearby. The room is equipped with a split aircon and a humidifier.

The bathroom is old and the washlet nozzle was dirty in this room. The hotel staff cleaned it, however not very thoroughly so there was residue. The hotel staff sent an apology letter and offered to change the room but I was only there for 2 days and was mostly out the whole day so I did not feel like packing everything up and moving to another room. What I found surprising is that all hotels in Japan provide a variety of amenities including a water dispenser in the lobby, which this hotel did not provide. This hotel also was also undergoing an elevator maintenance which was noisy and for almost a whole day, only one elevator was functional.

The location of the hotel was excellent, located only a short 20-50 meter walk away from Kayabacho Metro Station. Staff was also friendly and helpful. The room itself is clean and the bed is comfortable.

We booked the double room which according to the description was had a total area of 16 meter squared. We were given a corner room and it did not feel like a 16 meter squared room. The placement of the bed was extremely awkward and we could barely open 1 medium-sized checked in luggage. Had the corner room been used for something else, or had the placement of the furniture been more well thought out it would've been much more comfortable.

Overall Good experience. The room size was a bit small but was fine for solo traveller .Rest location is superb near to the main station.

Good hotel with larger rooms

Location a little further out of city but reasonably close to station

It was close to places like Ginza, staff were nice.

The TV is in a awkward placement as it sticks out. There is only 1 place you can put your luggage and the tv can be in the way. I went down to get something from my luggage and hit the side of my head against the tv while coming up.

Location is excellent, close to subway stations and some sightseeing spots. Quiet at night. Laundry machine available.

Great central location near many subway stops and easy to walk to Ginza and Tokyo Station area

No complaints at all

Staff communication in multiple languages was greatRight next to a convenience storePlenty of food options to eat for lunch or dinnerwashing facilities extremely easy to useWithin 5 min walk of the train

Nothing, was a great experience

Very convenient location, clean, good service. Very competitive price for early booking.

My twin room is a little bit small for 2 luggage cases

Disappointing

No drinking water provided. Was asked to drink the tap water, when asked for bottled water. Room cleaning is not done daily. Toiletries are not replaced daily.

Convenient and clean. Good self service laundry.

Room is very small, but adequate. It was expensive for what it was, however for some reason Tokyo was super busy and some hotels tripled their price.

The staff was very professional, kind, and helpful. All of my questions were answered.

The room was clean overall, but I certainly did notice an accumulation of dust in the corners. The mattress and pillow were also not very soft.

I really liked the rich breakfast buffet, as close as you get to continental breakfast in Japan, decent coffee! Rooms were quiet, mine had a small bathtub which was great. Superb location, so close to Metro and good neighborhood to explore

I knew I had booked a smoking room.. but the smell was awful. Also, this is a standard hotel, no chance to meet or interact with people.

The location is good; close to three different subways; very friendly staff, 24h reception, 24h laundry available

The Staff barely speaks English; the breakfast is not very variable (but ok); the lobby was freezing cold

The location of this hotel is the best thing as it's close to Tokyo station and not in an overly busy neighbourhood, good transport links via the Hibiya line to Nihombashi, Ginza, Tsukiji etc. There's a family mart next door (attached to the building) and also many other cafes/restaurants nearby. Also a couple of other stations within a 5-10 minute walk which is really convenient. The staff are lovely, the room was clean and there are amenities you can take from downstairs if needed (hairbrush, toothbrush, cotton pads etc). The breakfast is ok but nothing special.

Unfortunately, the room stank very very strongly of smoke even though I had booked non-smoking. Obviously the room is small but it's fine for one person. But I wouldn't stay again because for the price I paid it didn't feel worth it.

The location and the price

The tiny room

The hotel was great and the staff was very kind and helpful.

The hotel is rather small, so sometimes it's hard to find a room, but still the staff amanaged very well.