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APA Hotel Higashi Nihombashi Ekimae
APA Hotel Higashi Nihombashi Ekimae
APA Hotel Higashi Nihombashi Ekimae suits travelers who want to stay among Higashi-nihombashi, Bakuroyokoyama and Bakurocho stations. If you spend most of the day out and return to shower and sleep, the location is straightforward. Anyone planning to spend many hours in the room should consider whether the compact layout works.
Does this hotel suit your trip?
- Room choice: Decide whether you share a bed or need separate beds, then check bathroom and suitcase space.
- Breakfast: Consider an included meal for an easy departure, but on longer stays leave some mornings free for neighborhood food.
- Longer stays: Plan cleaning, laundry and luggage storage before the last morning.
Choose the beds and usable floor space
Single and double rooms are both 11 m² with a 140 cm bed. A double does not gain extra floor area just because two people can book it. The 22 m² deluxe twin has two 120 cm beds, making it more practical for separating sleepers and opening suitcases. On a one-night stay spent outside, the compact option may be enough; for several nights or more room time, compare the twin.
Read the hotel’s official room details and confirm the precise category and amenities on the booking screen.
Breakfast depends on your morning schedule
The source lists Japanese and Western set meals and notes a PRONTO restaurant on the first floor. An included breakfast is convenient if you want to eat quickly and leave. For early transport, verify service hours. This batch did not have reliable guest photos confirming exact dishes, so use the day’s actual menu.
Getting here and choosing an elevator
Address: 3-12-14 Higashinihombashi, Chuo City, Tokyo 103-0004, Japan.
The hotel’s guide puts Higashi-nihombashi Exit B4 around one minute away, and Bakuroyokoyama and Bakurocho about three minutes away. The three stations connect underground, but that does not mean every route has lifts. With heavy suitcases, identify the correct ticket gate and street-level elevator.
With a large suitcase or stroller, inspect both platform-to-gate and gate-to-street routes separately, including the return platform. The closest exit may involve stairs and not be best for bags.
Short stays and longer stays: a compact room
Guests have mentioned nearby subway access and relative quiet, but noise experience depends on room direction and the dates of the stay. Do not treat this as a guarantee of soundproofing. For a short visit, keep luggage in a designated spot. For a longer stay with shopping, preserve the passage beside the bed and ask about cleaning arrangements.
Photos of the rooms and public areas
Review the photos for space beside the bed, the bathroom sink and possible suitcase storage. Different room categories and guest views are included; use the room type on your actual booking.
Room types and guest photos
Lobby and exterior
How to make the most of three stations
Spread your city routes across the three stations. Set aside an unhurried day for Higashi-nihombashi shops and a Nihonbashi walk. On an airport travel day, confirm the train destination and stopping pattern; a through service does not mean every train follows the same route.
Information checked: October 24, 2026.