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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.

We stayed here as a couple over the New Year holiday. The room was clean, and we were able to relax in the bath. We would like to stay again.

I use this Hotel for business trips. I’m happy that the Room is spacious. If there’s availability, I almost always choose this Hotel. As an IKYU Diamond member, I also appreciate the 12:00 checkout time. I can also receive drinks such as canned beer, which makes me want to keep my Diamond status. From Tokyo Station, I take a bus—it’s just a short walk from the “Kameshimabashi” stop.

The food was delicious, which was great.

The room was clean, the amenities were well stocked, and it was great that hot drinks were available for free—overall, it felt like excellent value for money.

The access, view, and spaciousness were great, which is why I used it, but the showerhead has been upgraded to a better one, increasing satisfaction. On the other hand, the rates on IKYU have increased, making it harder to use within my company's expense budget.

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.

It’s always within walking distance from Tokyo Station. On the day I stayed, it was unusually cool, so I walked. Tsukiji Outer Market, Kabuki-za Theatre, Ginza, and Tsukishima are all within walking distance, which is very convenient. The bathtub filled up with hot water in no time, which was great.

We used this Hotel for a senior couple's trip to Tokyo. Although it is just one stop from Tokyo Station on the Keiyo Line, my husband has back pain, so we opted to take a taxi from Yaesu Exit instead of walking to the Keiyo Line platform. The taxi fare was 900 yen, and it was worth using the taxi. After leaving our luggage at the Hotel, we immediately went out for sightseeing in Tokyo. It took a bit of walking to get to Kayabacho Station on the Tozai Line, but Hibiya Line's Hatchobori Station was just a 1-minute walk from the Hotel, which was very convenient. We reserved a Cozy Room. It was smaller than expected but well-equipped with amenities and thoughtful touches that made us glad we chose this hotel. We selected a breakfast-included Plan, and breakfast at the first-floor restaurant was delicious with pleasant service. If given another opportunity, I would choose this Hotel with breakfast included again. One minor issue: figuring out how to use water in the sink was slightly confusing.

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?

As soon as I entered the Room, I noticed an unpleasant odor in the bathroom (a damp smell?) and contacted the staff. They promptly arranged a Room change, which allowed me to stay comfortably. I truly appreciate the staff’s personality and kindness. Thank you very much. I would like to stay again.

This was my first four-night stay since the COVID-19 pandemic. The welcome sweets, 24-hour drink service, and the newly introduced laundry compression machine were very helpful. The front desk staff were courteous at all times, and I had a comfortable stay. The lighting is bright enough for working and doing makeup as well. However, it was disappointing that on some days the bath towels had a slight damp smell.

I stayed one night to watch a tennis match in Ariake. The room was smaller than I expected, and there wasn’t really anywhere to relax, but since I only needed a place to sleep, it wasn’t an issue. The amenities were eco-friendly (no individual packaging, etc.), but they were Crabtree & Evelyn, so the scent and feel were great. I didn’t use the dinner service, but I did have the breakfast buffet. The variety and taste were more than sufficient. The breakfast area was crowded and I had to wait a bit. The front desk staff were efficient yet courteous in their guidance, which was excellent. The complimentary cookies were also very delicious.

I always stay here whenever I need accommodation! Thank you as always.

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.

Check-in was smooth with card payment.\nThe room was clean and comfortable, and the amenities were excellent—good quality and not cheap-looking.

It’s close to the Kabuki-za Theatre, and even my 93-year-old mother was able to walk there. We booked No Meals Included, but the bathroom had grab bars, so she could use it safely and with peace of mind. We’d like to stay here again.

I occasionally stay at hotels in the Ginza area, but this stay was the most satisfying so far. The price range of around 40,000 yen is just right for Ginza—not too expensive or too cheap. The flow from the entrance to the room was smooth, and the large public bath was spacious, clean, and well-designed with a great sense of style throughout. Additionally, the fragrance inside the elevator was very pleasant—it made me curious about which brand's scent was being used because it smelled wonderful. What stood out most was how staff handled a situation when I accidentally left my ring in a locker at the public bath. Despite it being after closing hours, a front desk staff member kindly and promptly searched for it and helped me recover it—I am truly grateful for their assistance. Among all my stays in Ginza accommodations so far, this hotel has been my favorite by far. Thank you for such a wonderful experience! (As an IKYU Diamond Member, I would be even happier if more perks were added for Diamond members in the future!)

Ten years ago, I lived in Hatchobori for five years. I had the opportunity to book a twin room for my wife and me. I expected it to be small and didn’t have high expectations. However, the staff were very helpful, and the bed and pillows were more comfortable than I expected. There are convenience stores and coffee shops nearby, which is very convenient.

There were some negative Reviews, but I stayed here because it was reasonably priced and close to my destination—I only needed a place to sleep. At check-in, the foreign staff member at the front desk spoke limited Japanese and there were a few moments of “Huh?” when asking me to repeat something, but they were very pleasant. Since I was alone, the Room didn’t feel too small, and the bathroom and toilet were clean, so it was comfortable. I booked a Plan that included a boxed meal. Based on other Reviews and the Hotel guide saying the front desk may be unattended from 8:00 to 13:00 (?), I went to pick it up around 7:30. Although this was a Multiple Night Stay, each morning different Japanese front desk staff (one male, one female) handed it over with just “Here you go,” without any morning greeting. That said, I wasn’t expecting much—but the boxed meal was far better than I anticipated. The only downsides were that the bathroom fan was a bit noisy, and I wish there had been coffee available even for an extra charge. I would stay again if I have another opportunity.