Hotel Niwa Tokyo in Chiyoda-ku

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  Brian Chu

  :: 14 June 2018 17:06:50

  Great hotel that really made me feel like I was staying in Tokyo luxuriously. The rooms are bigger than the average hotel room in Tokyo and the cleanliness was the best I've experienced. The location is the only drawback that I can think of. Other than that it is a great hotel with awesome service and hospitality.

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  Dragan Knezevic

  :: 09 June 2018 15:30:41

  One of the best hotels I have ever had the pleasure of visiting. My week-long stay was fantastic with the hotel and staff exceeding all expectations. Highly recommended !

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  Jaya Ravichandran

  :: 11 May 2018 00:39:55

  I'm really amazed with the size of the room, and also the facilities available here. This would be my last night here in Tokyo before leaving back home and it is indeed easy for me to use the printing service at the available Business corner. (Needed to print my boarding pass). I only wish that an ioniser would be placed in the smoking room to reduce the smell of tobacco. Over all, good experience here.

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  Jakob-Pall Johannsson

  :: 19 March 2018 07:04:48

  Fits me perfectly...both accommodations and location. Necessary SPA and big gym at ten minutes walking distance. Subway /metro station five minutes from hotel. Japanese style and atmosphere hotel. Very good breakfast and hotel restaurant in general. Superb service.

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  J. C.

  :: 11 January 2018 22:17:58

  It's an excellent hotel with great value for money, both good for business and leisure. Featured by traditional Japanese beauty and design, great place to have some tranquility even in the heart of Tokyo. Clean room with many facilities, even a reading room and (small but useful) gym, two restaurants offer decent and reasonably priced meals. Staff is very helpful and competent, perfectly interpreting the impeccable Japanese service. The location is good in my opinion -- not touristy but well connected with public transport, and it's an area with lots of tradition and culture from old Tokyo (just a few minutes walk from the book quarter, with many publishers and bookstores); the Tokyo Dome is just across the street. Life here is convenient too, with streets full of non-stop convenient stores, bars and restaurants. The only drawback was that the rooms facing highway / railway are not perfectly sound proof -- better to choose backside rooms if one is sensitive to noise in the night.