Ibis Styles Tokyo Ginza East Reviews

Although the hotel is called Ibis Higashi Ginza, it is actually closer to Takaracho Station on the Asakusa Line of the subway. It is a 200-meter walk from Exit 1. The room voucher for Ctrip's 919 promotion says it is a tatami room, but in fact, two single beds have grown out of the tatami floor, but there are still Japanese sofa seats and coffee tables, but there is not a bottle of water in the room. The room is very small overall, and it is the kind of Japanese business hotel in the stereotype. You have to stand in the bathtub to take a shower. Although I am an Accor A+ member, because of the third-party reservation, I can't use the A+ 50% discount if I want to go to the breakfast restaurant (this is not as generous as the Novotel Nara Hotel, third-party reservations can also be paid by A+ for discounts, and the meal fee can also accumulate points). The breakfast dining area on the first floor is very small, and the food is average. But the hotel has a special surprise. There is a bath on the top floor, the 11th floor. The area is not large, but the view is super good; there is an outdoor road platform on the 11th floor, which is excellent for unemployment when the sky is clear; there are also water dispensers, microwave ovens, and vending machines in the public area on the 11th floor. Overall, as a city express business hotel, this Ibis is quiet in the middle of the city, providing limited services with moderate cost performance, the overall room quality is OK, and the service is also very good. Of course, if the price difference with another Ginza Ibis is not big, it is recommended to switch to that place, after all, it is closer to the city center and more convenient to enter and exit.