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Hotel Niwa Tokyo

Hotel · Boutique hotel$$Suidobashi, Tokyo

A calm, modern Japanese-style hotel near Suidobashi Station, arranged around gardens, with French and Japanese restaurants facing its courtyard.

At a glance

Type
Boutique hotel
Area
Suidobashi, Tokyo, Japan
Price
$$ · Mid-range
Official site
hotelniwa.jp
Last checked
October 23, 2026

Good to know

  • Gardens
  • French and Japanese restaurants
  • Function room

Why we recommend it

Hotel Niwa Tokyo takes its name from the Japanese word for garden, and the theme runs throughout: the hotel highlights four garden spaces, and its design blends modern lines with traditional Japanese touches for a quietly elegant feel at a mid-range price. Guest rooms come in five types, each using different Japanese design elements.

Two restaurants face each other across the courtyard: Dining Lieu for relaxed French cooking and Yukuri for Japanese cuisine. The location in Kanda-Misakicho is calm yet central, about four minutes' walk from Suidobashi Station, with Tokyo Dome, the Koishikawa Korakuen garden and the book shops of Jimbocho within easy reach. It suits travellers who want something more characterful than a business hotel without paying luxury rates.

Reviewed by Lifestylemetro · Details checked October 23, 2026

Hotel Niwa Tokyo FAQs

What is the nearest station?

Suidobashi Station, about four minutes' walk.

What dining is available?

Dining Lieu serves casual French cuisine and Yukuri serves Japanese cuisine.

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