Hotel Kazusaya

4-7-15 Japan Hashimoto-cho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Please note that a city/tourist tax might be required to be paid on site, depending on the destination.

A long-established hotel that inherits the traditions of Edo will open in the summer of 2020. A Japanese modern concept hotel that welcomes you with hospitality

The "Bell of Time" in Tokyo Japan Bridge, which has informed the people of Edo of timeOn Japan Bridge, Toki Bell Street, where people, history, and culture intersect, we opened a new hotel on July 17, 2020 with the concept of "thinking about the stories created by our predecessors that can only be found here and weaving new stories that can only be felt here." We will continue to provide safe, clean, and comfortable services to Japan Hashimotomachi with the motto of the spirit of warm hospitality that has been inherited since our founding in 1891 by inheriting the tradition of Edo. The room is based on the concept of 48 tea 100 rats (furigana: Shiju Hatcha Hyaku Mouse) that feels "chic" in color, and aims to be a room with a sense of calm. * Forty-eight tea hundred rats is a term that refers to a variation of dyeing that was devised by the townspeople of the Edo period, and that combines subtle shades and colors with plain brown and rat colors. We use a slightly dull and mellow color tone, and an elegant color that is not plain. The large public bath on the second floor is a calm and stylish space with a sense of Japanese modernity. In the black tone, the glowing blindfolded lattice wall, the wood-grain ceiling, and the Towada stone bathtub that shines in green are accented with textures and materials that make you feel the texture. The spacious public bath with a Japanese atmosphere heals the fatigue of travel and work. We look forward to seeing you there. * Guests under 6 years old are free of charge, and up to 1 person can share a bed per bed. In addition, we apologize for the inconvenience in the large public bath, but we ask that children under the age of 3 refrain from doing so. Thank you for your confirmation.

Rooms

Cancel for free up to 1 day before check in (JST)
1/1
single room
1
1 guest(s) • 1 night(s)
750 ~
1/1
Twin room
1 - 2
1 guest(s) • 1 night(s)
1110 ~

Service・Amenities

  • Luggage storage
  • Front desk [24-hour]
  • Close to station
  • Body shampoo
  • Shaver
  • Hair conditioner
  • Shampoo
  • Toothbrush

Access Information

Address

4-7-15 Japan Hashimoto-cho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

View Larger Map

Access

Shin Japanbashi Station (JR) 1 minute walk Kanda Station (JR) 5min walk Mitsukoshi-mae Station (Tokyo Metro) 5 minutes walk Kodenmacho Station (Tokyo Metro) 5 minutes walk

Number

03-3241-1045

Attention

  • *Depending on the reservation circumstances, there is a possibility that the reservation may be declined.
  • *When you make a reservation, there may be cases that the actual rooms may look different from the ones shown in the photos.
  • *Hotel information is subject to change. For accurate details, please check the official website of the hotel.

  • Public bath

  • Wi-Fi

  • Restaurant

  • Elevator

Check-in / out

Check-in
：
15:00 - 00:00
Check-out
：
10:00
Stories with this property
15
A Hotel in Nihonbashi That Embodies Omotenashi
Haruka
Stayed in January, 2023
I stayed at Hotel Kazusaya in Nihonbashi for two nights to align with my work schedule in Tokyo. The hotel was conveniently located and I felt a sense of reassurance from the warm hospitality as soon as I checked in. Entering the room, the soft color tones and sophisticated design calmed my mind. The practicality of the desk area was particularly impressive, allowing me to work on documents late into the night without any stress. Moreover, I could see the "Toki no Kane Street" from the window, which allowed me to take a breather amidst the historical streets. What I appreciated the most was the large public bath. The luxury of deeply warming my tired body in the bath was exceptional. The chic space dominated by black gave off a woody aroma, making me want to stay in the hot water longer. By the next morning, I felt completely refreshed and ready to head back to work energetically. Even though it was a business stay, it was a hotel that allowed me to have peace of mind. It was a wonderful experience that made me want to stay again next time.
13
A Beautiful Hotel to Enjoy the Atmosphere of Nihonbashi
first-stage-badge-normal
onomu
Stayed in July, 2023
I spent a night at a hotel in Nihonbashi seeking relaxation after work on the weekend. The warm wooden tones of the hotel are very beautiful and calming to the soul. It has a large public bath and a restaurant, making it a place where you can forget the hustle and bustle of the city and spend a long time comfortably. It’s great for those seeking relaxation, and I recommend it for anyone traveling to Tokyo as well.
3
Affordable Business Hotel with Large Public Bath
Yoko
first-stage-badge-normal
Yoko
Stayed in March, 2023
Pros: - Booked because of the large public bath - Close to Tsukiji Market - The room was clean Cons: - The bath is a bit cramped - The layout requires passing through the front desk every time you go out, which may be inconvenient for some people.
19
The Warmest Business Hotel in Japan
Haruka
Stayed in January, 2023
The ‘Hotel Kazusaya’ in Nihonbashi was truly a wonderful place. Established in 1891, it underwent a renovation in 2020, beautifully merging historical ambience with modern comfort. Its location, just a 1-minute walk from the nearest station, provides exceptional convenience, and above all, the warm hospitality of the staff left a lasting impression. I had a delicious fried horse mackerel set meal for lunch at the first-floor restaurant ‘Shokudo Sakana Toki no Kane,’ and it was simply exquisite! Looking around, I could see it bustling with local salarymen, highlighting the popularity of this place. It seems they also operate as an izakaya at night, and I’d love to enjoy the evening menu next time. I even received a handy coupon for evening use when I dined for lunch. Another major allure is the large public bath. Though I couldn’t capture it in photos, the space exuded a modern Japanese atmosphere where I truly felt my body and mind relax. That moment here completely healed the fatigue from my travels and work. Although the room was compact, the design was efficient, and I didn’t feel any inconvenience at all. It was filled with cleanliness and was very comfortable. There was a desk, making it an ideal space for getting work done. The quiet and focused environment made it perfect for remote work.
2
A Lodging in the City Center
first-stage-badge-normal
スハニー
Stayed in July, 2024
I had a two-day training session in a conference room in Nihonbashi, and as I live in Yokohama, it was entirely feasible to commute both days. However, since I had HafH points, I decided to stay for two nights including the first night to focus on my training. The 'Kazusaya' hotel offered a public bath instead of unit baths in the room, allowing me to relax in the evening. Another particularly good point was the breakfast. The Japanese-style breakfast enjoyed in the first-floor restaurant 'Toki no Kane' was healthy and comforting, giving me the image of a push to start my daily activities. I thought I would definitely like to use it again when I have a busy schedule in the Nihonbashi area.
2
A Quiet Hotel in Nihonbashi.
ゆうわみ
Stayed in January, 2022
There is a small museum on the second floor of the hotel where you can learn about the time bell. There are department stores nearby, making shopping convenient.
4
Delicious Japanese Breakfast & Relaxing Hot Springs
みみ
Stayed in November, 2023
I used it with my family! It's easily accessible from Nihonbashi, and the Japanese breakfast (Western-style is also available) offered for an additional charge is just the right amount, allowing us to enjoy fish and recharge our energy in the morning. After returning to the hotel, I was able to relax and soak in the hot springs!
2
Relaxing in Nihonbashi
bee
Stayed in December, 2021
It was a very beautiful accommodation, newly renovated in 2020. The large public bath was almost exclusive, and I was able to relax in a large bath in the city center. My stay was short, so next time I want to enjoy the inn more leisurely.
6
Feeling the History of Tokyo
ちびこ
Stayed in August, 2021
A traditional Japanese style hotel in Nihonbashi where you can enjoy a spacious bath and feel the history. The room is spacious, despite being in the city center, and it also features exhibits from the Time Bell Street Museum, allowing you to connect with history.
2
Hospitality
みー
みー
Stayed in November, 2023
Upon arriving at the hotel, I felt sick from the train ride and the smell from the construction site near the hotel. Even though there was still time before check-in, I requested an early check-in. While they prepared the room, they kindly offered me water and asked, 'Would you like to move to a quieter place?' Their kindness helped me settle down quickly in my room. The room was clean, with no water stains, and I was able to enjoy my stay comfortably.
6
Hidden Gem Hotel with Large Bath Within Walking Distance to Coredo Muromachi
KOJI KOJI（こじこじ）
KOJI KOJI（こじこじ）
Stayed in April, 2023
It's very convenient to shop and sightsee in Coredo Muromachi and then walk back. The large bath is also a nice feature, allowing you to relax with family and friends.