Tokyo Hotel Guide - Masakado Kubizuka hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"Second stay at this hotel. The staff are always nice, the rooms are clean and well put together, the bathroom is spacious. Breakfast is a highlight"

"I really had a great time staying at the hotel. It was my first time in Japan and I wasn’t sure where to go, but I’m so glad that I stayed there. I look forward to staying there again in the future when I visit Tokyo. The staff was very helpful and respectful. I had no issues with them at all. It was very quiet, and if I ever needed anything, they were very quick to provide excellent service."

"The room at the Hotel Niwa was clean and beautifullly decorated in a manor that catered to traditional Japanese style and simplicity with western comforts also in mind. This was exactly what we had been looking for in a Japanese stay during our holiday. The staff were very helpful and we were delighted to learn about the manager's production of delicious local honey in the hotel. The gardens and internal courtyard were an authentic and restful touch that we could experience from the restaurant."

"Good"

"The little extras made for an excellent experience. "

"The staff here was very helpful. The room was clean and roomy with a dining area. The in-room laundry was great, but takes time to run a complete cycle. The location is convenient to the Nihombashi underground station, a 7-11, a drug store , and a supermarket. Although it's near Ginza it's a business district, so it's very quiet in the evening. There are a couple of little restaurants nearby including a tempura restaurant that's over a 100 years old, but you have to make reservations well ahead of time. It's easy to get to areas on Tokyo's East side like the imperial palace, Asakusa, Ginza. "

"Great location, clean, comfortable, and the staff are very efficient and professional. "

"Everything is great in this hotel will definitely book this again when in Tokyo"

"clean room, it’s good and i loved the black out drapes but for a similar price i think i could’ve stood somewhere a bit nicer. "