Almont Inn Tokyo Nihonbashi

Very close to the subway station, decent dining and bar options nearby. Small but very convenient rooms.

Only one washer and dryer in the hotel.

Compact and comfortable. Perfect for a short stay.

Gutes Hotel mit durchschnittlichem Frühstück; Zimmer recht klein, aber o.K. für Tokio.

Nichts.

There are many positives to mention: - despite some reviews to the contrary, we found this to be one the roomiest hotel rooms we’ve had in Japan (which are generally very small). - Definitely quite old and feeling a little outdated but I feel like they’re doing their best under these circumstances - for example, there are very few power outlets and no usb chargers but they provide an adapter with different cables to make up for it. - The staff was super friendly and very helpful. I lost my wallet while shopping so they helped me call the stores I had been in to locate it and I actually got it back! - Surprisingly, there was a basic breakfast buffet available and included, even though this wasn’t indicated on booking.com - Conveniently located close to 3 different lines that take you to major points of interest without transfer

I would have loved to give a better overall rating, but here is my big caveat: it seems that our room was located next to something like a boiler which worked very tirelessly on end, the whole day and the whole night through. While I am quite sensitive to sound and might not represent the average, my partner, who usually doesn’t mind any noise, was even bothered by it. It was incredibly loud. I assume not every room will have this problem and we just got unlucky. But I also think, assigning this particular room should be an absolute last resort only if there is no other availability (which I don’t think was the case, hotel seemed rather quiet). Apart from this, there are also not many restaurants /bars around (unless you’re craving fancy French cuisine which there is a surprising amount of).