We stayed in Niwa 3 nights (after reading the reviews in tripadvisor) and loved it. Our room was spotless, the bed was very comfortable (and long enough! not something you take for granted in Japan) and the bathroom very well equipped; a powerful shower, a shining bath and of course, a Japanese toilet (-: Having a safe (free of charge)... More

I stayed here during by trip to tokyo in April 2013. Getting here the first night was a bit of project when you don't exactly know your way around. But once we settled in, the walk to the train was about 5-7 mins. There a convient store right down stairs and some pretty good and cheap noodles shops/and bakeries just... More

The Niwa Hotel in Chiyoda, Tokyo is a new hotel so the overall quality is very good. The staff are helpful and speak English. Although the rooms are a little on the small side, for Tokyo they are good. Everything you need is in the room. A little fridge allowed us to keep supplies for snacks and breakfast. There is... More

We spent recently 3 nights in the Niwa Hotel Tokyo. Easy to find only 5 minutes walk from Sudobashi Station JR or subway; When we arrive unfortunately we have had to pay Yen 3000 to have a non smoking room because all standard rooms were already booked. This room was perfect with a correct size and fully equiped with a... More

Nice quiet area which is however very close to a train station. Excellent customer service. Nice ambience outside and inside. The rooms spotlessly clean, as seems the standard for Japanese hotels. They are on the small side, but that is to be expected for downtown Tokyo.

Nice hotel with good size rooms by Japanese standards. Nice touches with a little gym, free use massage chairs on level 3 and pyjamas in your room. Clean rooms with free water. Good location 5minutes walk to the station.

We stayed for six nights in Hotel Niwa which is a few minutes' walk to one of the JR stations and slightly longer to a major garden. The hotel is modern with western-oriental touches. The room was comfortable and quiet, especially considering a university campus is next door. Staff were helpful and pleasant on all occasions providing assistance appropriately when... More

This is a very good hotel on a quiet street. It's also close to public transportation and is an excellent choice if one wants to be away from the hectic activities in a city the size of Tokyo. The rooms are well-appointed with fine, comfortable beds but--again--the rooms are smaller than travelers might expect in other countries. It's a good... More

The Hotel Niwa is the perfect location for the first time traveler to Tokyo. It is centrally located within blocks of the Suidobashi train lines. Walking toward the Jimbocho subway station, there are a number of restaurants. The staff was wonderful. They were attentive and helpful and could not have been more pleasant. The food was very good, and the... More