Hotels in Ginza/Tsukiji, Tokyo

Amazing hotel! So clean. And I loved that beautiful smell at the lobby area, that’s so calming. All the girls from the reception are so kind and helpful with all your needs. They do their best to satisfy your expectations. The room is clean and has all you need. The bed is very comfy, pillows have two sides: soft and massage balls, as always at Japanese hotels. I had dinner at the hotel’s restaurant Shari and it was tasty. And I loved sake they recommend me. I really enjoyed! Location is great. Close to everything. Kabukiza theater is just across the street. Definitely gonna stay at the hotel again. Thank you so much!

Excellent stay! Every amenity you can think of and a superb staff. What a pleasure!   In addition I can’t fail to mention the Imperial bar is so atmospheric and lives up to its legendary reputation.

A nice hotel at a very convenient location! The room is relatively big compared to hotels in Tokyo, and the breakfast was so great (although they dun change their breakfast selection over my 4 days of stay). Recommended for sure!

I loved my stay at this hotel, and the room was clean and very comfortable. All the amenities you could need, bottles of water and pyjamas were provided. The view of the city was fantastic! The staff were professional and helpful. The hotel is in a great location, about 6 minutes walk to a station with many lines and a couple of blocks away from the main Ginza shopping streets. I didn't try the bar or restaurant but they seemed liked by guests.

No frill lodge right in town near Shimbashi / Ginza Stations - within 10 minutes walk from all strategic stations and direct bus from Narita Airport. I had a Run Of House booking, but the room I got was definitely bigger than most in town. Very comfortable, and promptly refreshed once the Do Not Disturb sign came off. Will be back when next in town.

Just a street away from bustling Ginza area, has many convenience stores nearby. Hotel room is relatively new and I really like the pillow and size of the bed. Quiet despite located at the main area. Amenities are good but can be improved by providing skincare too! :)

Loved this hotel as my base for a 6-day Tokyo trip! The location is excellent as it’s a short walk to the Ginza A3 exit, which makes airport transfers with luggage really easy. The path is wide, flat, clean, and uncrowded. There are plenty of food options nearby, many open until midnight (like around Ginza 5 or under the rails), plus endless shopping thanks to the flagship stores in the area; Onitsuka, Muji, Uniqlo, as well as vintage and luxury stores. Compared to busier areas like Shinjuku, nights here feel calm and quiet, though you’ll still see plenty of office workers out for dinner and drinks. Occasionally, you might notice escorts in the area or checking into the hotel late at night, but it was never a disturbance. The room was a little dated and compact; as expected for Tokyo but clean, quiet, comfortable and just right to fit 2 large luggages. Staff were friendly and helpful, and I really appreciated the convenient touches like digital laundry and the free water and drink kiosk on the floor. Overall, it’s a fantastic value.

The self check in was new, but quite complicated and needed staff help to finish the process since we could not do it ourselves. Felt like it was innovative but incomplete. The service was good, quick to attend to us when we needed, the facilities were okay and did not try the food just coffee from the lobby area / bar. Overall, it's a great location and easy to get to. 

A great place to stay if you're taking the Keio Line to Makuhari Messe for events. Plus, there's an excellent Chinese restaurant nearby — highly recommend checking it out! Also the hotel has vending machines, microwaves, and washing machines.

I was very impressed by this hotel for many reasons. Firstly, while the room is compact, it has many handy amenities which make for a comfortable stay (kettle, drinking glasses, mouthwash cups, hairdryers)... This might sound basic, but I travel often for work and find that a lot of hotels do not stock these basic amenities anymore that make your stay a bit more comfortable. I liked the old-timey illustrations and decor, it all felt very well thought out. And the staff are very friendly and helpful. The front desk also had some complimentary spa face masks and skincare serums, it was a real treat that made it feel like a holiday. And its in the most quiet yet accessible part of Ginza, right across from a convenience store too.