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APA Hotel Kayabacho Hatchobori Ekimae
APA Hotel Kayabacho Hatchobori Ekimae
APA Hotel Kayabacho Hatchobori Ekimae suits journeys using the Hibiya, Tozai or Keiyo lines. It is easily confused with the nearby APA Hotel Hatchobori Ekimae, so save the full name and address before comparing rooms instead of looking for an orange sign only after leaving the station.
Does this hotel work for you?
- Room choice: Decide where each person sleeps, then examine the bathroom and luggage space.
- Breakfast: Do not assume breakfast is available here simply because another APA property offers it.
- Longer stays: Ask about laundry, towel and cleaning arrangements, and pack before departure.
Compare bed widths and under-bed storage
Standard rooms are 11 m² with a 140 cm bed, for either solo or double use, and have storage under the bed. The 23 m² deluxe twin has two 120 cm beds and an accessible design. With two large suitcases, check their height before assuming they fit under the bed. If you need a clear walkway or do not want to unpack one case at a time, start by comparing the deluxe twin.
Check the hotel’s official room information against the category and amenities shown on your reservation.
Breakfast service has not been confirmed
The source information does not confirm how breakfast is provided at this particular hotel. Plan to arrange your own food until verified. Buy bread or rice balls the night before if catching an early train, or choose a restaurant along your morning route. Breakfast at another APA property does not prove it is offered here.
Station exits and luggage routes
Address: 3-8-5 Nihonbashi Kayabacho, Chuo City, Tokyo 103-0025, Japan.
The hotel recommends Exit A4 when arriving at Hatchobori on the Hibiya Line because the building is easier to recognize from street level. Whether this exit is fully accessible with luggage requires a separate elevator check.
With a large suitcase on the Hibiya Line, follow the Sakuragawa Park-side ticket gate toward the lifts by exits A2 or A3, then walk to the hotel at street level. For JR Keiyo Line platforms, follow JR signs separately. The nearest staircase and lift exits are not necessarily the same, so allow time.
With large luggage or a stroller, check the platform-to-gate and gate-to-street legs independently. Make sure the return lift reaches the platform you need. The nearest exit is not always easiest with bags.
Short stays and longer stays
Several transit choices make short visits convenient, while in-room facilities focus on a simple overnight stay. For multiple nights, ask how rubbish, towels and room cleaning work. If you need to work during the day, consider whether the desk and suitcase passage interfere with each other.
Photos of rooms and shared areas
Use the photos to judge passage beside the bed, bathroom sink and suitcase storage. Different room types and situations may be shown; the final layout depends on the category you reserve.
Room types and guest photos
Amenities
Exterior and lobby
How I would plan my route
Kayabacho connects well with a Nihonbashi outing, while Hatchobori gives access to the Keiyo Line. For Tokyo Disney Resort, allow enough time to walk to the JR platforms. On the way back at night, choose the exit that best suits that day’s route.
Information checked: October 24, 2026.