I have over the years stayed in many different hotels in Tokyo, including various budget hotels. The Comfort Inn Higashi Nihombashi is one of the best choices you have when visiting this city. The hotel is right next to an exit of the JR Sobu Yokosuka Line which you can take directly from Narita Airport. In addition the hotel is... More

Nothing more to add from other reviews, except, for those of us who can't seem to get our internal clocks adjusted to Tokyo time, and are wide awake at 1am, there is no English speaking TV. Every other Tokyo hotel I've stayed in has at least CNN. Thank goodness I have an iPad. The in-room wifi is excellent and I... More

Small Room and clean, close to Metros, no lunch and dinner, but lots of good food available closeby, staff are very helpful and there is a mini mart below the hotel More

Stayed here for 2 nights because of the positive reviews and low price (about $120 USD/nt). Hotel staff were friendly and spoke decent English. The room was very clean and warm when I arrived, but quickly cooled down once the A/C was turned on. However, the room was very small - but I was prepared for that and spent little... More

The hotel is located in central Tokyo, but not in a crowded or touristic area. The rooms are very small, but very clean, well equiped and comfortable. The staff is amazing. There are two subway stations close (200 meters) and the jinbocho train station (a small station) is under the hotel building. From jinbocho, you can go directly to Kamakura,... More

We stayed at the Comfort Hotel Tokyo Higashi Nihombashi for 4 nights in February 2011. Check-in is at 3:00 and they will store your bags until that time. We had pre-booked and stayed on Choice points after a one-night stay at the Comfort Hotel Narita due to late arrival in Japan. We got a JR East 5-day pass for about... More

While I also found our room not especially large, everything is set up logically and we have room enough, even with five bags between us. The front desk is incredibly helpful and resourceful. Each time we have had a difficult request, they have accommodated us magnificently. This was our first time in Japan, and I think part of the reason... More

As others have said, the room was very small but I didn't really care much about that. When I travel I want to get out and enjoy the city, not spend time in a hotel. All I want is someplace clean, convenient, and reasonably priced, and this fit the bill perfectly. It's two stops away from Tokyo Station on a... More

Free wifi, complimentary breakfast, in walking distance to 3 subway stations, just a few stations away from Ginza. The hotel staff is very nice. The room is reasonably sized, very clean and quiet. More