บริเวณรอบๆ ศูนย์การค้า LaLa Terrace HARUMI FLAG × โรงแรม·เรียวกังที่มีคะแนนความพึงพอใจสูง - 4หน้า

Conveniently located near Kayabacho Station on the Tozai Line, it was easy to find without getting lost. The Room was well-cleaned, and the bathroom and toilet were new and spotless. I would like to use it again next time.

I stayed here to attend a live show at Tokyo Garden Theater. It’s not far from the nearest stations on the Rinkai Line or the private Yurikamome Line, and it’s right next to Ariake Garden, with an Onsen, theaters, and shopping. You can even get there from the Hotel without an umbrella on rainy days. I’ve never stayed at such a convenient Hotel before. The Hotel was also very clean, and the seafood rice bowl at breakfast is something you rarely find elsewhere. The staff were always smiling, and I’d definitely like to stay here again for my next concert. Tokyo Disneyland is also within about 30 minutes, which is great for families who want to split up and do different things.

The Room was very comfortable and easy to use. The location was convenient, and I was able to spend fulfilling days there—more satisfying than I expected. I stayed for four nights and needed help with various things, but all the staff were always smiling and courteous, which made my stay very pleasant. Breakfast offered a wide variety and was enjoyable. I was also interested in dinner, but unfortunately couldn’t try it this time due to my schedule. The bathroom was spacious and it was nice to have a TV as well. I would like to stay here again when visiting Tokyo. I would be happy if the amenities in the suite could be improved a bit more. Also, surprisingly, I didn’t see any Japanese guests.

It was great being close to the station. There was also a convenience store downstairs, which was very convenient. The Room was clean, and I also appreciated the slightly later 11:00 AM check-out time. I would like to stay here again.

The Hotel and guest room were very clean and comfortable. The staff service was excellent as well. I would like to stay again, so thank you in advance. P.S. It would be perfect if there were an Onsen bath.

The larger bed made my stay very comfortable. I’d like to stay here again.

We stayed here to celebrate our wedding anniversary. It seems the lounge was recently renovated: the previous location was closed, and a restaurant on the same 3rd floor was remodeled and reopened as the new lounge. This time we used it during all available hours, and there is nothing to complain about. The pancakes and freshly squeezed juice mentioned in past Reviews were not available, but a variety of items are served at each time slot, so we were fully satisfied. The meat dishes and egg dishes are cooked after ordering, so they are served freshly made. The taste was excellent as well. There was also a wide selection of alcoholic drinks during cocktail time, which we really enjoyed. Of course, there were plenty of soft drinks too. I enjoy drinking, so I even had beer in the morning (though I’m not sure if that was allowed time-wise). Even without adding breakfast and dinner, you can be more than satisfied. Unlike before, you can only enter the lounge with your Room key card, which felt reassuring. It also serves as the check-in counter, so we were able to relax at the Hotel from 2:30 pm until 12:00 pm the next day. Our Room had a front-facing view of Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Tower, and thank you for preparing anniversary sweets in our Room. If we have another opportunity, we would love to use this Plan again.

The Room was comfortable and easy to relax in. The shower had decent water pressure even on a high floor, which was great. There was a welcome drink, and the breakfast was higher quality than typical Hotel buffets—everything was delicious. There aren’t many places to eat nearby, such as restaurants or izakayas, but there is a Lawson convenience store close by.

We stayed for a one-night, two-day getaway as a couple. Travel memories are shaped by many things—weather, delicious food, scenery—but also by the connections you make along the way. On the day we arrived, we walked over 20,000 steps in humid weather before reaching the Hotel. The front desk staff’s warm smile was wonderful. We were able to relax and enjoy a comfortable evening. Of course, breakfast was great too. Thank you! Thank you for such a wonderful time!

Every time Comiket came around, I really wanted to stay here, but I could never get a Reservation and ended up booking other nearby Hotels. This time, I finally got to stay. It was close to the waiting line, and the room size and Facility were more than enough if you’re just coming back to sleep. It’s not enough to lower my rating, but there was a light layer of dust on the humidifier, so it would be good to wipe it down. I hope I can book again someday. Thank you very much.

They upgraded my room and gave me a small congratulatory gift. One staff member kindly accompanied us to the room and guided us during check-in. We didn’t use the other facilities, but we rested well in the spacious, comfortable room, and the large bathroom—with a bathtub and even a separate shower booth—was really nice. It’s a hotel where you can relax quietly without noisy tourists. The amenities are good too.

Stayed for work in August 2026 for four nights. The Room was a bit small, but it felt more spacious than the one in Hamamatsucho—I even wished I had stayed here the whole time instead of moving to Hamamatsucho. I was very satisfied with both the complimentary drinks and alcohol service. With restaurants and a supermarket nearby, and located in a residential area, it was very convenient. I would consider staying again on my next business trip.

This is my regular Accommodation when I’m on business in Tokyo. It’s centrally located in Ginza, with easy access to shopping and restaurants. I also appreciate that there are no unnecessary services. The cloakroom service is efficient and professional. There seem to be many international guests, and the overall atmosphere feels refined. I’d like to stay here again.

The Room desk was comfortable for setting up a PC and getting work done. Breakfast had a wide variety of options and was delicious. During my stay, there was an earthquake in Ibaraki around 2:00 a.m. with an intensity of 5, and it shook quite a bit. After a while, an announcement over the public address system said there were no issues and that staff were making rounds, which reassured me. The overnight staff must have had a tough time, but their response was excellent. Check-in and check-out are handled by automated machines. It’s efficient but feels impersonal, so if you’re going to have staff assisting anyway, I think it would be better to offer the option of counter service.

About a three-minute walk from the Kabuki-za Theatre, it was very convenient—I could return right away even after the evening performance ended. This time I stayed on the Executive Floor, so in the evening I relaxed at the bar, enjoying drinks and hors d’oeuvres while taking in Ginza’s streetscape and night views. The platter included smoked salmon and prosciutto, and I could also choose pickles and nuts; it was great that these were included. For alcohol there was champagne, several wines, whisky, and sake, but cocktails were charged separately. I took some soup back to my Room and it was delicious, but carrying hot soup to the Room in a paper cup felt unsafe. The Room was a twin; not spacious, but it had a separate bathroom with a rain shower. There is a washing area, but no space for changing clothes. When I first entered the Room, it was lovely that the curtains opened with music. The view faced another building, but I could still enjoy some night scenery at an angle. Many of the staff were non-Japanese, but their Japanese was fluent and polite. On departure day when I asked about transportation to Yokohama, I was told to walk to Ginza Station rather than use nearby Higashi-Ginza Station—but you can go directly from Higashi-Ginza Station too, right? When pulling a suitcase through Ginza, shorter is better—so why?

I used this hotel for a 1-night, 2-day business trip to Tokyo. I stayed alone in a twin Room. At remm Akihabara there was only a shower, but here there was a comfortable bathtub where I could stretch out and relax. I also added breakfast at the Vietnamese restaurant on the 2nd floor. For dinner, I ate at Shina Soba Hashigo across the street, and it was delicious. It’s in a very convenient location, so I’d like to stay here again.

I stayed for one night on a business trip. They upgraded my Room, and I was able to spend my time comfortably. I was also impressed by how politely the foreign front desk staff assisted guests. I will stay here again when I travel to Tokyo for business. Thank you very much.

I used to stay at Mercure quite often overseas, but since I travel less these days, this was my first stay in a while. The location is very convenient—just a short walk from Shimbashi Station and Uchisaiwaicho Subway Station. I believe it was originally an office building, later converted into an annex of a neighboring Hotel, and then rebranded as Mercure. Since the property is scheduled to close soon for renovations, I was grateful to be able to stay at a very reasonable rate. Perhaps because of the location and the brand, most guests were international, and many of the front desk staff were as well (they assisted me in flawless Japanese). With an interior design inspired by a “theater,” the whole place feels even more international. The Room design was also quite bold. There is a couch-like platform near the window where you can lie down and watch trains passing by (Shinkansen, Tokaido Line, Keihin-Tohoku Line, etc.). However, getting up onto it takes some effort, and opinions may differ on how practical it really is. Aside from the décor and these design choices, it felt like a slightly upscale Business Hotel. I’m looking forward to seeing what concept it will adopt after the renovation.

The Hotel is in an older building, but it is well maintained and very clean, and the front desk staff were warm and welcoming. The location is very close to Tsukiji Market, and it was a good, affordable Hotel for exploring Tsukiji and Ginza. It’s behind Honganji Temple, and they were holding a Bon Odori dance festival.

The front desk staff were very kind! It was also heartwarming to find a handwritten message in the Room and a little duck in the bath. It said the duck could be taken home, so I brought it back and have it on display at home.