Dormy Inn Premium Tokyo Kodenmacho Hot Spring

This is my second stay at this hotel, and the location is excellent. It's just a one-minute walk to the left from Exit 3 of Kodemmacho Station on the Hibiya Line. The only downside is the lack of a direct elevator. It's very close to Nihonbashi, making it super convenient to get to Ginza, Shibuya, and Akihabara. The public bath is a daily savior, with both an indoor and outdoor tub. The indoor area also has a sauna and cold plunge pool, all clean and comfortable. For women, the skincare and bath products are by Pola, and there are even Refa showerheads. After soaking, you can enjoy a popsicle, and Yakult is provided in the mornings. The massage chairs are also free to use. The breakfast is quite good for a Japanese hotel, and in the summer, they even offer Hokkaido cantaloupe. Free ramen is served nightly from 9:30 PM as a late-night snack. For this five-night stay, cleaning service was included.

First, the positives: you can enjoy the rooftop onsen every day, complete with free ice cream and late-night noodles. The one time we went for noodles, it was quite late, only 10 minutes before their 11 PM closing time, but the auntie was still full of energy and cheerfully cooked for us – her attitude was excellent. The shower water pressure was great, the air conditioning worked well, and the soundproofing was good. It's very close to the subway station, and its central location truly makes transportation convenient. The downside is that for our 6-night stay, daily cleaning service wasn't provided; we had to pay an extra 1500 JPY per cleaning. The room, as expected, was very small. With two suitcases open, there was no space left to walk.

The hotel name is literally the subway station name, which was a bit confusing. The breakfast was just okay, and the room was quite small. However, the service was pretty good.

This is hands down the best value-for-money hotel I've ever stayed at. The room, while not huge, was incredibly clean. I really appreciated the thoughtful detail of having an entryway partition door, which really helped with privacy. The hotel service was also excellent. The complimentary hot spring access is a definite plus. Tsubaki-no-Yu (Tsubaki Hot Spring) is free for guests and open both in the morning and evening. The complimentary Yonaki Soba (night-time ramen) was a lifesaver; it was such a thoughtful touch for anyone who gets hungry late at night. Plus, there's a self-service drink bar with tea, coffee, and juice. And in the morning, they offer free Yakult (lactic acid drink). After a hot spring dip, you can even grab a free ice cream, which was perfect for those late-night cravings. I'd often pop up to the 11th floor for one. They really go above and beyond! They also provide free yukata (Japanese robes) in the room. All in all, the value for money here is outstanding. I'll definitely book this place again on my next trip to Tokyo.

If you love a good public bath and sauna, you absolutely have to try this hotel chain. And if you're a fan of sashimi rice bowls, hurry on over! This place is perfectly located between Nihonbashi and Ginza, just 5 steps straight ahead after turning left from Exit 3 of Kodemmacho Station on the Hibiya Line. Plus, there's a Seijo Ishii right next door. The amenities here are just fantastic! 👏

The room was very clean. It had a shower, but no bathtub. On the top floor, there's a hot spring area with two small hot tubs and a single cold plunge pool, plus a sauna. The hotel is super convenient, just about ten meters to the left after exiting Kodenmacho Station Exit 3.

Not far from the subway station, just a few dozen meters' walk. The surrounding area is quiet and offers great value for money, making it ideal for family trips. There's a convenience store right downstairs, and the breakfast is abundant, though it can get a bit crowded.