Published date: May 18, 2025
Working Vacation in the City Office District
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
【Hotel】
The area around the hotel is lush with greenery.
There seems to be a condominium attached, and at the back exit (the back side of the building), past the hotel elevator hall, there's an auto-lock, likely for residents, with a separate elevator.
The elevators require you to swipe a card key before pressing the arrow.
There are two of them, and they arrived relatively quickly.
【Front Desk】
It's not spacious, but there are two sofa areas.
There's a restaurant on-site.
There's a corner to create your own aroma bath salt freely.
I received a welcome chocolate at check-in!
It seemed to be from the on-site chocolate shop, and I enjoyed the bitter chocolate deliciously.
【Room】
There was a bottle of water available.
I found the handwriting on the hand soap label quite cute and nice-smelling, and upon closer inspection, there was aroma (it contained orange oil).
【Location】
The hotel's address is Nihonbashi Hamacho. The image is that Nihonbashi is urban but old-town, while Hamacho feels like an office district, surrounded by high-rise condominiums and commercial facilities.
Nearby, there are two supermarkets open 24 hours.
They're not cheap supermarkets, but stylish ones: Seijo Ishii and Peacock.
There are family restaurants like Gusto and Saizeriya, and the nearest convenience store is FamilyMart.
【Access】
Subway
- It's good to consider a 10 to 15-minute walk from Ningyocho Station.
- A 5-minute walk from Suitengumae Station.
- A 10-minute walk from Hamacho Station.
There are various lines available, so it would be good to switch depending on your needs.
Experiences during the trip
I went to a nearby ramen shop called 'Hoshimiya.'
It's Hokkaido ramen.
I was in a dilemma, so I decided to follow the saying: "If you're troubled, hit the top left of the vending machine." I chose the rich miso butter corn ramen.
I thought the menu looked similar to 'Mutsumiya,' and when I researched, I found out that it used to be the location of Mutsumiya.
There's surely some connection there.