S peria Inn Nihonbashi Hakozaki

"Stayed here for 4 nights last week. Hotel is very conveniently located in a nice quiet area. Short walk from train station and with a Lawson only a few steps away.\nHotel staff is very friendly and helpful, was able to get my luggage delivered there from Haneda without issues.\nRooms are very clean, if you need a little more space, definitely recommend booking the double room. Overall a great stay, and would stay here again"

"This hotel is a short walk from the train station, which makes it extremely accessible. There was also a Lawson just down the block which is incredibly convenient. The hotel is very clean and has all accommodations. The area is a bit residential so it’s nice and quiet and a good break from the busy life of Tokyo."

"The hotel is in a convenient location and has decent facilities, but the stay was disappointing due to poor soundproofing. Traffic noise from the street—especially trucks—was constant throughout the night, making it hard to sleep.\n\nWhen I raised the issue with the front desk, I was told that “the 11th floor is already a high floor” and that other floors would be noisier. I asked to move to a quieter room, but was told the hotel was full. There was no real effort to help, and the response felt dismissive.\n\nI understand full occupancy can limit options, but noise that disrupts rest is a serious concern. I hope the hotel takes steps to improve this.\n\nRespond :Thank you for the reply. However, the noise I experienced came from heavy street traffic, not construction. The real issue was the poor soundproofing—the windows did nothing to block the noise.\n\nThe front desk did not mention any road construction; I was only told that “you’re on the 11th floor, and other floors are louder.” If there really was construction, shouldn’t guests be informed in advance?\n\nI hope the hotel will take this seriously, improve sound insulation, and handle guest concerns more proactively."