• Welcome coffee
• Free amenities
• Vending machines
• Ice machine
• Microwave oven
• Coin-operated laundry
• Breakfast 1F
• Delivery service
• Free newspapers
  (Daily Yomiuri)
• Rental PCs
• Wheelchairs
  (for rent)
• Wi-Fi access

Guest Room

Guest room types and amenities/equipment

• Semi-Double A(for business travelers)
  13m² / Bed size : W140cm
  Non-smoking rooms: 72
  Standard rates:
  Single occupancy 22,500 yen
  Double occupancy 25,000 yen
  (incl. tax)
  
• Semi-Double B(for leisure travelers)
  13～15m² / Bed size : W140cm
  Non-smoking rooms: 42
  Standard rates:
  Single occupancy 22,500 yen
  Double occupancy 25,000 yen
  (incl. tax)
  
• Double(separate bath and toilet)
  16～17m² / Bed size : W150cm
  Non-smoking rooms: 18
  Standard rates:
  Single occupancy 30,000 yen
  Double occupancy 33,000 yen
  (incl. tax)
  
• EX Double(separate bath, toilet, and sink)
  17m² / Bed size : W160cm
  Non-smoking rooms: 9
  Standard rates:
  Single occupancy 30,000 yen
  Double occupancy 33,000 yen
  (incl. tax)
  
• Universal room (barrier-free)
  19m² / Bed size : W140cm
  Non-smoking rooms: 1
  Standard rates:
  Single occupancy 30,000 yen
  Double occupancy 30,000 yen
  (incl. tax)
  *It can only be reserved by telephone

• Shampoo
• Conditioner
• Body soap
• Hand soap
• Bath towel
• Hand towel
• Body towel
• Pajamas
• Slippers
• Toothbrush set
• Hair comb
• Razor
• Shaving cream
• Cotton swab
• Cotton
• Green tea

• Humidifier/air cleaner
• SALONIA speedy ion dryer
• Electric kettle
• Cups and mugs

Rental items (first-come,first-served)
Power conversion adapters (for overseas), Mobile phone chargers, Nail clippers, Blankets, Iron/Ironing board, and Umbrellas, Trouser press,and more
Note:Please note that the number of items available to borrow is limited.

• 40-inch LCD TV(50-inch in Double rooms)
• Refrigerator
• USB socket(output 2A)
• Shower with thermostat
• Toilet with bidet
• Card key system
• Light-blockingroll-up blinds
• Room interior with excellent soundproofing
• Safety box(excluding Semi-Double type rooms)
• Free Wi-Fi in each room

Access

2-4-8 Nihombashikayabacho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-0025

Area map (immediate area)

Area map (surrounding vicinity)

Transit time to hotel from nearby stations

• About a 2 minute walk from Exit 2 of Kayabacho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and Tozai Line
• About a 4 minute walk from Exit 5 of Hatchobori Station on the JR Line and Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line
• About a 6 minute walk from Exit D1 of Nihombashi Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line and Tozai Line, and the Toei Asakusa Line
• About a 14 minute walk from the Yaesu Central Exit of Tokyo Station on the JR Line and Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line
  About an 11 minute walk from the Yaesu Underground Mall Exit 23 (to Chuo-dori Nihombashi and Kanda)

Transit time to major sightseeing destinations

To Tokyo Disney Resort/IKSPIARI (JR Keiyo Line Maihama Station)

About 20 minutes by train from Kayabacho Station
About 15 minutes by train from Hatchobori Station (no transfers)

To Pokémon Center Tokyo DX/Pokémon Café

About an 8 minute walk

To Suitengu Shrine

About a 14 minute walk/10 minutes by train

To Kabuki-za Theatre

About 10 minutes by train

To Senso-ji Temple

About 21 minutes by train

To Tokyo Tower

About 25 minutes by train

To Tokyo Skytree

About 30 minutes by train

Breakfast

Breakfast is served in the hotel at PRONTO, featuring a morning menu.
Breakfast hours / 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Breakfast ticket / 800 yen (including tax)

Sightseeing

Excellent access to popular tourist spots!
There are also many attractive attractions near the hotel.

• Recommended
• Sightseeing
• Events, theaters, halls, etc.

Recommended

• 

  Maihama Station

  About 20 minutes from the hotel

  The station is named after the US city Miami, Florida. This stop on the Tokyo Disney Resort’s monorail Disney Resort Line has a resort atmosphere. The IKSPIARI shopping complex with shopping, dining, and theaters is also next to the station.

  Access
  About 15 minutes from Hatchobori Station on the JR Keiyo Line(Travel time: about 20 minutes)

• 

  Tokyo Dome City

  About 23 minutes from the hotel

  Tokyo Dome is full of so many great activities, from watching professional baseball and participating in events to visiting Tokyo Dome City Attractions, the LaQua Spa, or the Tokyo Dome Hotel. Sightsee, have fun, relax, and eat to your heart's content.

  Access
  Take the train from Kayabacho to Iidabashi Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line. About a 10 minute walk from Iidabashi Station. (Travel time: about 23 minutes)
  Click here for details

• 

  Pokémon Café

  About an 8 minute walk from the hotel

  This unique Pokémon concept café is next to the Pokémon Center. A menu filled with selections inspired by the beloved Pokémon characters and a lineup of original goods found only at the Pokémon Café are sure to satisfy your mind and body as well as your appetite. Visit the café and enjoy a wonderful time surrounded by your Pokémon friends while enjoying the scenery of Nihombashi outside the window.
  Note: Visiting the Café requires making a reservation at the Pokémon Café official website.

  Access
  About an 8 minute walk from the hotel (550 m)
  business hours
  10:30 am to 11:00 pm (every day)
  *Last order is 9:00 pm, drinks are served until 9:30 pm
  Click here to make a reservation

• 

  Suitengu Shrine

  About 13 minutes from the hotel

  Since the Edo period, people have come to this shrine to pray to Osuitegu-sama, the deity of conception and safe childbirth. The shrine is filled with pregnant women, couples who want to conceive, and couples hoping for a safe childbirth, all praying and giving thanks to Osuitegu-sama.

  Access
  Take the train from Kayabacho Station to Ningyocho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line. About a 4 minute walk from Ningyocho Station. (Travel time: about 13 minutes)
  Click here for details

Sightseeing

• 

  Pokémon Center

  About an 8 minute walk from the hotel

  A Pokémon brand shop dedicated to the world-famous enormously popular characters. All your Pokémon goods are here, from Pokémon stuffed dolls to game software.
  Be sure to visit the Pokémon Center for its selection of seasonally limited goods, regionally limited goods, and a wide selection of unique Pokémon inspired items.

  Access
  About an 8 minute walk from the hotel (550 m)
  business hours
  10:30 am to 11:00 pm (every day)
  Click here for details

• 

  Nihombashi Takashimaya Shopping Center

  About an 8 minute walk from the hotel

  First established in Kyoto towards the end of the Edo period (1603–1868), Takashimaya is one of Japan's oldest and most prestigious department stores along with the main Mitsukoshi location. Its Nihombashi store opened with central heating and cooling throughout back in 1933. The company's advertising slogan back then, "Step out of Takashimaya to the hottest spot in Tokyo" swept the nation. In 2009, it became the first department store building to be designated as an Important Cultural Property.

  Access
  About an 8 minute walk from the hotel (overhead pass route)
  Click here for details

• 

  Tokyo Station

  About a 14 minute walk from the hotel

  This terminal station is the front door to the city of Tokyo. The station is especially noteworthy as the starting station of the Tokaido Shinkansen and Tohoku Shinkansen and for its role as the biggest Shinkansen terminal in Japan’s nationwide Shinkansen network.
  Visitors can indulge in various kinds of shopping and dining both inside the spacious station and in the surrounding area.
  The impressive Marunouchi station building with its stately red brick facade was also designated as an Important Cultural Asset in 2003. The illumination of the building at night creates a magical landscape of light.

  Access
  About a 14 minute walk from the hotel to the Tokyo Station Yaesu Central Exit
  Click here for details

• 

  Ginza

  About 12 minutes from the hotel

  The Ginza shopping district has been home to long-standing merchants since the old silver coin casters and publishing houses of the Edo government. The district is concentrated along Ginza-dori between the first to the eighth block (chome) of Ginza, with highlights that include Wako (a long-established luxury retailer specializing in high-end accessories), Mitsukoshi, Matsuya, and other department stores as well as premium boutiques that include international brands. Like Fifth Avenue in New York, the Ginza is internationally known as one of the world's most exclusive shopping destinations.

  Access
  Take the train from Kayabacho Station to Higashi Ginza Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line. About a 3 minute walk from Higashi Ginza Station. (Travel time: about 12 minutes)

• 
  (C) TOKYO TOWER

  Tokyo Tower

  About 30 minutes from the hotel

  Standing 333 meters tall, Tokyo Tower is one of the city's most famous tourist destinations. With a distinctive presence that can be seen for kilometers, Tokyo Tower has been a popular favorite since it first opened in 1958. A family-friendly event to celebrate the public opening of the steps up to the observatory is held on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays.

  Access
  Take the train from Nihombashi Station to Daimon Station on the Toei Asakusa Line. About a 15 minute walk from Daimon Station.(Travel time: about 30 minutes)
  Take the train from Kayabacho Station to Kamiyacho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line. About a 10 minute walk from Kamiyacho Station.(Travel time: about 30 minutes)
  Click here for details

• 

  Tokyo Skytree®

  About 30 minutes from the hotel

  Standing 634 meters high, Tokyo Skytree is the city's newest broadcasting tower built using Japan's most advanced technology. It offers visitors an unbroken view of the city and even a glimpse of Mt. Fuji on a clear day. The tower and surrounding areas also feature a planetarium, restaurants, and extensive array of shopping options, including special Skytree souvenirs that can only be found here.

  Access
  Take the train from Nihombashi Station to Oshiage Station (SKYTREE) on the Toei Asakusa Line. About a 7 minute walk from Oshiage Station.(Travel time: about 30 minutes)
  Click here for details

• 

  Ueno Zoo

  About 20 minutes from the hotel

  Ueno Zoo is the most visited zoo in Japan, home to around 400 types of animals including the giant panda. Guests love enjoying the abundant natural scenery and historic buildings right in the heart of the city.

  Access
  Take the train from Kayabacho Station to Ueno Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line. About a 9 minute walk from Ueno Station.(Travel time: about 20 minutes)
  Click here for details

• 

  Senso-ji Temple

  About 21 minutes from the hotel

  Senso-ji enshrines the deity Daikokuten and is the oldest temple in Tokyo. It is one of Asakusa's major tourist spots, but is especially famous for the Sanja (Three Shrine) Festival held at nearby Asakusa Shrine.

  Access
  Take the train from Nihombashi to Asakusa Station on the Toei Asakusa Line. About a 5 minute walk from Asakusa Station.(Travel time: about 21 minutes)
  Click here for details

• 

  Tsukiji Outer Market

  About 13 minutes from the hotel

  This market originally began as a place where brokers doing business at the Tsukiji Inner Market. In addition, fish market dealers, and grocery store and restaurant proprietors came to purchase cooking ingredients and kitchen utensils as well as to eat. Today, its streets are also lined with national food brand companies that got their start here. In recent years, numerous shops specializing in rolled omelets, nori (seaweed), and tsukudani (food preserved in sweetened soy sauce) have set up business. There are also restaurants inspired by the Tsukiji boom serving Edomae nigiri sushi and seafood bowls. All of these new restaurants have helped turn the Tsukiji Outer Marker into a huge restaurant and food district. It is also a good place to food tasting and to buy souvenirs.

  Access
  Take the train from Kayabacho Station to Tsukiji Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line. About a 6 minute walk from Tsukiji Station.(Travel time: about 13 minutes)
  Click here for details

• 

  Tsukiji Hongan-ji Temple

  About 8 minutes from the hotel

  Tsukiji Hongan-ji was originally constructed as a branch of the Nishi-Hongan-ji Temple in Kyoto during the Edo period, but the main building was destroyed in a large fire during the 1650s. It was later rebuilt in its present location after reclaiming land in the Hatchōbori sea. In fact, the name of the region, Tsukiji, written with with the characters for construct and land, is said to point to this reclamation. Today, it is one of the most famous branch temples in Tokyo and the site of funerals for numerous distinguished persons.

  Access
  Take the train from Kayabacho Station to Tsukiji Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line. About a 1 minute walk from Tsukiji Station.(Travel time: about 8 minutes)
  Click here for details

Events, theaters, halls, etc.

• 

  Kabuki-za Theatre

  About 11 minutes from the hotel

  First built in 1889, the Kabukiza is the principal theater in Tokyo for traditional kabuki performances. Japanese theaters traditionally take on the name of the place or proprietor (as in the case of the Nakamuraza Theater), making the Kabukiza somewhat of an anomaly in that it is named after the major plays that take place there. The structure was rebuilt in 2013, and is now structurally a part of the Kabukiza Tower.

  Access
  Take the train from Kayabacho Station to Higashi Ginza Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line. About a 2 minute walk from Higashi Ginza Station.(Travel time: about 11 minutes)
  Click here for details

• 

  Shinbashi Enbujo Theater

  About 14 minutes from the hotel

  The Shinbashi Enbujo Theater was originally constructed in 1925 to provide a venue for geisha dance performances, primarily by geisha associations from the Shimbashi area. It officially opened with performances by the Azuma Odori group, whose appearances are still a popular sign of spring in the Tokyo area. As Japan entered the Showa period (1926–1989), the theater was taken over by the Shochiku company. The new proprietors brought a variety of productions to the stage, ranging from kabuki and modern shinpa plays to Shochiku comedies and productions from the Shinkokugeki and Zenshinza troupes.

  Access
  Take the train from Kayabacho Station to Higashi Ginza Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line. About a 5 minute walk from Higashi Ginza Station.(Travel time: about 14 minutes)
  Click here for details

• 

  Nippon Budokan

  About 21 minutes from the hotel

  The Nippon Budokan was built to host the judo competition for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. The venue was established to popularize and promote traditional Japanese martial arts and to serve as a large dojo hall for cultivating mind and body. It has also been used as an indoor stadium for non-martial arts events and as a multi-purpose hall. For the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, the Nippon Budokan will host the judo and karate competitions, and will host the judo competition for the Paralympics.

  Access
  Take the train from Kayabacho Station to Kudanshita Station on the Tokyo Metro Line. About an 8 minute walk from Kudanshita Station.(Travel time: about 21 minutes)
  Click here for details

• 

  Tokyo International Forum

  About 14 minutes from the hotel

  With eight large and small halls, 31 conference rooms, and an enormous glass atrium, among other facilities, Tokyo International Forum hosts events covering a wide range of genres, including concerts, musicals, international conferences, formal ceremonies, academic conferences, exhibitions, and fashion shows. Tokyo International Forum was designed by Rafael Viñoly, the winner of Japan’s first international architectural competition sponsored by the Union Internationale des Architectes (UIA). An acclaimed work of architecture, Tokyo International Forum is one of Tokyo’s leading landmarks.

  Access
  Take the train from Kayabacho Station to Hibiya Station on the Tokyo Metro Line. About a 5 minute walk from Hibiya Station.(Travel time: about 17 minutes)
  Take the train from Hatchobori Station to Tokyo Station on the JR Keiyo Line. About a 2 minute walk from Tokyo Station.(Travel time: about 14 minutes)
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  Tokyo Big Sight

  About 35 minutes from the hotel

  Tokyo Big Sight, officially known as the as Tokyo International Exhibition Center, is a convention center located in the Tokyo Waterfront City area. It hosts international trade fairs in the city as well as a variety of other events.
  Tokyo Big Sight will serve as the news and broadcasting center for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics.

  Access
  Take the train from Hatchobori Station to Shin-Kiba Station on the JR Keiyo Line. At Shin-Kiba Station transfer to the Rinkai Line. After getting off the train at Kokusai-tenjijo Station, about a 9 minute walk.(Travel time: about 35 minutes)
  Click here for details