Nipponbashi Crystal Hotel

The location is excellent, right on Nihonbashi Electric Street, with everything you need nearby. For the whole family, 711 is no more than 50 meters away. Life supermarket is 8-9 minutes walk. Clean and hygienic. The only problem is that the sink is too small and the water is too big, so it easily splashes everywhere.

The room was nice, comfortable and the price was right. The location of the hotel is suitable for family travel, and it is surrounded by animation and millet stores.

The room is small, but the facilities are complete, and it is very convenient to walk around. There is a ramen shop next to it, and there are self-service eating facilities on the first floor. Overall, it is very cost-effective

I went on a trip with my high school senior son, so I went in with excitement, and although it was small, it felt clean right from the entrance. There are two common places where you can eat rice or have dessert, so you can have beer and simple take-out food for a quick breakfast or dinner. There is a small air fryer, a microwave, disposable chopsticks, forks and spoons, as well as soup and welcome tea with black tea and green tea ice water. Next to the elevator, there are shower sponges, cotton pads, combs, razors, and even drip coffee and green tea so you can take as much as you want. The only thing that was disappointing was that there was a bit of a smell when I opened the door. I think it's because there's no ventilation in the bathroom either. I slept with the window slightly open and the heater on, and I felt better. Other than that, it was nice to be able to walk to Kuromon Market, Nipponbashi Station, Namba Station, Dotonbori, etc.~^^

We used the twin bed plan. Full of amenities, fluffy bed, and comfortable shower. Very satisfied with Uri Street. It was a hotel that I would like to use again if I have the opportunity. When I opened two large suitcases, there was no scaffolding.

As is typical of Japanese hotels, they are small and can only be described as average in terms of location. However, based on the amount of walking in Japan every day, it is quite convenient to get to Nihonbashi in ten minutes. It is also close to Ebisu Station and there are restaurants downstairs and across the street. The shower is pola, and there are free drinks in the lobby on the first floor. It's a little noisy facing the street. It's not too expensive, but there are actually more choices of the same level. The advantage is that it's still new. If you want to clean the room, you need to leave your room card at the front desk. At two o'clock in the afternoon 1500/hour if check-in is late after 10 o'clock.