TOKYO / CHUO
Hotel LiVEMAX Nihonbashi Ningyocho
HOTEL LiVEMAX Nihonbashi-Ningyocho
A short-stay base in Ningyocho: check smoking and cleaning
Hotel LiVEMAX Nihonbashi Ningyocho’s main advantage is convenient trains and dining around Ningyocho. It is best for travellers who spend most of the day outside and return to shower and sleep. If you expect a spacious room, long hours of work or attentive service, compare room choices more carefully.
Is this hotel right for your trip?
Reasons to choose it
- Convenient access around Ningyocho Station
- Many nearby dining and shopping choices
- Easy to plan a light-packing solo stay
Trade-offs to consider
- Rooms and desks are compact
- Check non-smoking versus smoking room types
- Guest feedback on cleaning and odours varies
Access: exits, lifts and luggage
Walking from standard exits
The official site lists Ningyocho Station Exit A6 about one minute away on foot. Travellers on the Hibiya or Asakusa Line can use this as a starting point. Not every airport-bound train runs through to the same terminal, so confirm your service on the day rather than repeatedly transferring with suitcases just to chase the fastest route.
Luggage and lift routes
Ningyocho’s street-level lifts link the Ningyocho Intersection-side gates to exits A3 and A6. With large suitcases, follow accessible signs from your platform, then walk above ground. Do not assume the shortest path from another exit is step-free.
View hotel access directions ／ Check station lift facilities
| Hotel name | Hotel LiVEMAX Nihonbashi Ningyocho |
| Address | 1-19-9 Nihonbashi Ningyocho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-0013, Japan |
| Check-in and check-out | Check-in 15:00–05:00 next day; check-out by 10:00; reception hours daily 12:00–06:00 next day. |
| Transit reference | Less than 100 m from Ningyocho subway station; around one minute on foot. |
Choosing rooms: beds, bathrooms and luggage
| Room type | Room size and beds | Best choice for |
|---|---|---|
| Single (smoking or non-smoking by plan) | 9–10 m² / one 120 × 195 cm bed | Best for one person travelling light |
The official Single is only 9–10 m² with a 120 cm bed. Even if a rate allows two guests, that does not turn it into a spacious double. If two travellers bring large suitcases and need to organise clothing separately, compare bigger alternatives rather than booking solely for proximity to Ningyocho Station.
Rooms have compact circulation around beds, desks and TVs, with different layouts in the gallery. Solo light-packing guests may find them manageable, while two people with suitcases need to consider bed width and floor space. Choose smoking versus non-smoking at booking: feedback differs and a photo of one does not describe the other.
Breakfast: match your morning routine
Breakfast information describes a boxed or bagged meal; confirm current contents and pickup arrangements. Ningyocho has many places to eat, so a room-only plan is flexible if breakfast walks are part of your trip. Local cafés, Japanese restaurants and convenience stores suit this simple hotel better than expecting a luxury buffet.
Pros and trade-offs
Some guests complain strongly about cleaning, bedding odours and service responses, while others found non-smoking rooms comfortable. If sensitive, inspect sheets, bathroom and air-conditioning on arrival and ask reception for help immediately if needed. Do not ignore whether you can rest well just because the station is convenient.
Short and long stays, nearby outings
A light-packing stay of one or two nights uses the location best. On longer stays, confirm cleaning, towel changes and laundry because these affect daily comfort more than lobby photos. For children or travellers organising lots of luggage every day, look for larger room layouts or another hotel.
Information checked: 24 October 2026.