This hotel is conveniently located at a 4min walk from the JR Shimbashi station which made it really easy and cheap for my sister and I to commute to other JR lines for day trips (perfect for tourists). I was surprised with how spacious our hotel room was given it is in the centre of Tokyo. The front desk staff were extremely helpful and check-in and out processes were simple and quick. They even allowed us to storage our luggage at the front desk for free before we checked in and after we checked out of the hotel (our flight was at night time and we wanted to do extra shopping). Room cleaning was excellent!

The only negative I had from this hotel was the strong cigarettes smell that was really strong in the hallways and in the hotel room itself. My sister and I are both non smokers and sensitive to smoke, and didn't expect the strong smell when we first went into the room. We had to open the window and blast the aircon the first few days of our stay to get rid of the cigarettes smell. We found that the cigarettes smell came back after we requested room cleaning - assuming because our room door stays open during the whole room cleaning process and the cigarettes smell from the hallway would seep through into our room.

Close to the station, friendly and helpful staff. Took their time to help me figure out how to use the luggage service to the Airport. It has a Kombini below the hotel, very convenient! The bed was very comfortable! They have complimentary items to get for the x amount of days you're staying, a laundry room, microwave and other services available.

The rooms were quite small, compared to the pictures, but it did not bother me that much.

The hotel is located very conveniently, close to the train station and metro station. And also very close to one of the most interesting areas of Tokyo - Ginza.

For the first time I found myself in a smoking room, which had a strong smell of cigarettes. After asking to change the room, I was offered an even smaller room than I had. Although all the rooms in the hotel are very small. We had to ventilate the room all day while we walked around the city. You can't open the window at night because you can hear the passing trains very loudly.

Liked the proximity to JR Shimbashi station and the Ginza subway line. Lots of restaurants around and the Ootoya on the 2nd floor was handy when you want a meal that’s good and not have to venture far! Family mart on 1st floor was also great.

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We (2 adults and a child) stayed in a twin room and there was space for our luggages and moving around the room without bumping into each other. The room was very clean and comfortable. The air conditioner worked great. Inside the desk drawer is a charger and flashlight. We were on the 12th floor and could still hear the train somewhat, but were able to sleep after a long day. Reception provides earplugs as well as plenty of other amenities. You can choose which days you want your room cleaned or just new towels by putting the sign on the door. The live washing machine status on the TV was handy. We were able to do our washing in the evening. It costs 500 yen for washing and drying (combined) 3kg. Some of the clothes were still slightly damp, so we placed them around the room and they were dry by morning. Or you can dry for extra 30 min for 100 yen. Staff could speak some English, and always greeted us. We had no issues with communication. I sent some messages over booking.com chat and received prompt responses. Staff at the Japanese restaurant were also kind. Breakfast system was great. You can choose to have a Japanese set menu breakfast (changes daily, but always grilled fish and chicken) in the main building or western breakfast (we never tried this, as it was pizza and pasta) in the annex. You can also use it as 800 yen voucher for Family Mart downstairs - great for early morning starts when you don't have time for breakfast. The location at Shimbashi is extremely convenient. There are direct lines to Yokohama/Kamakura, Asakusa, Shibuya, Odaiba, Narita and Haneda airports and of course the Yamanote line. We only had to change trains once, to get to Disneyland. Getting to Shinjuku is not as fast and convenient, and many day tours start from there, but we stayed at another location on those days. Ginza is literally around the corner. You can also walk towards Tokyo station. Shimbashi has a ton of restaurants. Ginza also has many high end options.

Nothing. It's a great hotel and area. We'd definitely stay again.

Great place to stay in Ginza district, close to the subway station. Reception stuff were really helpful to complete the check-in process very fast. We also could leave our luggage after the check-out free of charge, which was very useful in the end of our stay in Japan. The rooms are clean and have everything needed for a short stay in Tyokyo.

The location was convenient. It was very clean. There was a convenience store at the bottom which was super convenient.

It was a little difficult to find at first. The rooms were very small and there were no English TV channels. The windows had to be kept closed because of the noise of the train station.

- Great location and well connected to the JR line, Yamanote line, Tokyo station - Great way to experience the way the Japanese business people spent their time after work (lots of bars and restaurants) - Much more quiet (and less crazy) than other areas famous for tourist

Great location, friendly and helpful staff, comfortable room

Trains were quite noisy (I personally didn't mind, since I like the sound of trains). Room was very small and the bathroom door opened outwards into the hallway, which made it a bit inconvenient to access luggage

Excellent location, right next to the railway with loads of bars and restaurants every where. Rooms are small put that’s what you get in Tokyo but they are clean and comfortable. The reception is on the first floor and isn’t signed.

We paid extra for breakfast and you have a choice of the restaurant next door which serves a typical Japanese breakfast which personally not too our taste. Then the restaurant below offers scrambled eggs and a sausage and salad with a drink. And the last option is 800 yen in the shop below which we done as neither restaurants were too our taste.