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Super Hotel Tokyo Nihombashi Mitsukoshimae
Super Hotel Tokyo Nihombashi Mitsukoshimae
Free breakfast and Ningyocho walks on a practical travel budget
Super Hotel Tokyo Nihombashi Mitsukoshimae is for travelers who want a straightforward stay: breakfast before sightseeing and a comfortable place to rest in the evening, without paying for central Ginza’s bustle. Despite its Mitsukoshimae name, compare routes from Ningyocho too.
| Check before booking | My choice |
|---|---|
| Suitable trip | Solo travel, business or a quiet Nihonbashi neighborhood. If you demand a station-doorstep hotel or two large cases with wide corridors, select the room carefully. |
| Rooms to compare | Standard is 12 m² with a 150 × 200 cm bed; Super Room is also 12 m² but adds a raised loft bed. A connecting room combines two 12 m² rooms. |
| Main trade-off | Rooms are practical rather than spacious; guests report differing experiences with pillows, bathroom drainage and laundry equipment. |
Rooms / Access / Breakfast / Longer Stays / Trade-offs
Choose the room and luggage space
The Standard is 12 m² with a 150 × 200 cm bed; the Super Room has the same area plus a raised bed. Connecting rooms join two 12 m² units. A bunk adds a sleeping spot, not floor area. For families, two connecting bathrooms and extra space may be more practical than squeezing everyone into one small room.
| Room type | Space / configuration | What to choose |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 12 m² / 150 cm bed | One or two light packers |
| Super Room | 12 m² / 150 cm bed plus loft | More sleeping spots, same floor area |
| Connecting Room | Two connected 12 m² rooms | Family members in separate rooms with a connecting door |
See the official room information and verify the exact category, bed count and occupancy.
Getting here with luggage
The hotel puts Ningyocho Station about five minutes away. Trip also lists JR Shin-Nihombashi at about 420 m or seven minutes. Pick a station based on your line, then allow extra walking from elevator exits with large luggage.
From Ningyocho, Tokyo Metro provides elevators from the intersection-side gate toward A3 or A6. With bags, get to street level first and then head toward Nihonbashi Kobunacho rather than carrying cases up stairs to save a short distance.
| Accommodation details | Details |
|---|---|
| Address | 14-13 Nihonbashi Kobunacho, Chuo City, Tokyo 103-0024, Japan |
| Check-in / Check-out | 3 p.m.–midnight / by 10 a.m. |
| Ordinary walk reference | 420 m / about 7 minutes from JR Shin-Nihombashi |
See the hotel’s official access guide; check station elevators on your travel date.
Free buffet breakfast
The hotel confirms a complimentary buffet breakfast including bread and salad; Trip lists hours of 7:00–9:00. It is a useful benefit for people who want to eat before heading out, though some praise menu changes and others find it basic. Expect a practical breakfast rather than a luxurious brunch.
A short stay or several nights
On a one-night business trip, breakfast and basic room functions are useful. Over several nights, explore Ningyocho, Nihonbashi and COREDO Muromachi on separate days, without returning to a busy shopping district every evening. If activities are in other areas, count both walking and train transfers.
Trade-offs to accept
Rooms are practical and guests report varying experiences with pillows, bathroom drains and laundry machines. Check equipment before using it and ask how cleaning works on consecutive nights. Some nearby restaurants close on weekends, so have more than one dinner option.
Explore nearby without backtracking
Try Ningyocho streets (Chinese guide) or small Nihonbashi museums (Chinese guide) for a local day.
If room size and style suit the trip, compare total costs for the same dates, guests and cancellation conditions. Compare breakfast and any larger-room premium separately.
Information checked: October 24, 2026.