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ok so location is in ginza. ginza is pretty center to all of the big neighborhoods in tokyo and the subway stop is like right outside the hostel so this is super convenient. ginza is a little upscale so I didn't like it personally, but I didn't mind the hostels location because the train is so convenient to it and the ginza stop is in the "center" of the line so every neighborhood I wanted to go to was max, 30 minutes away on the train. also none of tokyo is walkable so the train is inevitable no matter what since there isn't one city center, there's a bunch of different neighborhoods with different vibes. hostel was SO clean. I've been traveling alone for a while and their facilities were my favorite. bathrooms felt private, very clean. showers were clean. lighting was good. the beds themselves had good amount of space. locker provided. staff SO SO kind ! honestly 10/10

I have been to many Hostels in Tokyo and have to say this one was definitely the best. Comfortable beds. Blackout curtains, small number of people sharing the room made for a great sleep! Powerful showers, great Internet access, Right in Ginza, close to all the shops, train stations. I can't fault this place. Cleaners friendly and nice so please stop to say hi to them, they keep the place spotless!! Oh I nearly forgot, breakfast was AMAZING! 10/10 for this hostel. If I ever return to Tokyo this is the GO TO PLACE!!

Pros: *I chose it for its convinient location, about 15-20min walk from tokyo station. could walk to Akihabara in 40 min or so, 2 stations by train. *Good and clean installations, free coffe in the lobby. *rooms with foldable table inside, i liked that, and a security locker. the reception, very helpful and friendly, provided me with nice conversations during my stay when i hanged out at the lobby, "Icheon" cool reception guy(sorry if wrote it wrong, most likely), ivited me to have some udon in ginza area. *Reception in general, took care of. keeping the lobby are always clean and helping customers with any question or problem. Cons: maybe just some guests not followin the common sense rule of not talking in the rooms passed certain hours. *kitchen needs a cooking pan, they only have 2 pots, but i could manage, minor detail.

mere steps from the Ginza shopping area. i stayed during "Hanami" (Cherry Blossom Festival). Marriot...etc rooms were $150+, out of my budget. place is Clean & Quiet. Staff was Very Helpful and spoke o.k. to good english. directions could be better: <10 min walk from Tokyo Metro : Ginza exit B7 or B5, go w\main st on (L) to Mitsui Garden hotel, turn (R) : pass Frank Muller..Cento Anni. turn (L) walk 30 ft and arrive. <10 min from Higashi-Ginza station: main streets to (L) and behind, go past Tully's coffee, a bit further is the Marriott. end of block turn (R) , 30 ft on your (R). easy access to Metro, lot of eateries in area. would stay again.

Can't ask for more.. Ginza to the left in 15 to 20 min by foot and Tsukini market to the right in 10 min. Perfect for leisure and gling around tokyo since subway stations are in every corner. Shintomicho station and Tsukiji station are just 5min away. Great twin room. Clean and great staff. Family mart is less than a minute away. Denny's 2min away. Great location for its value. Will book again if in Tokyo.

The hotel has a really cool self-check in machine which made the entire check in process very smooth and quick. Check out was also a breeze as you just had to drop the key card off if you had no additional charges on the room. The room itself is newly renovated, with clever storage solutions like a raised bed so the luggage can fit underneath, and a huge television screen. Everything was really clean. Location-wise, it's a good place to be near Ginza and Tokyo Stations (1 station from Tokyo Station, 10-15 min walk to Ginza); just be careful that you find the right APA hotel because there are 4 in the same area. If you do end up at the wrong APA hotel initially (like me), not to worry at all, because the staff are really helpful! I'd definitely come back again!

I got the family room, pretty spacious because there were no other furniture. No tables to put our stuff, no chairs, not a single wall hook in the shower room, and not enough electric outlet places in the room. We had very little convenience or ease staying in the room. The toilet room smelt sooooooo bad and the air refresher was out which the housekeeper have not checked and replaced. No shoes in the room policy but the housekeeper got into our room with shoes on. The breakfast was good, small portion but filling. They have no food in the room policy so we had to keep our food in the shared fridge in the lobby. This place is quite expensive with a lot of inconveniences. I could get cheaper good hotel near Ginza main street. Or I would pay more for a better 3 or 4-star hotels near Ginza. I would not recommend this for my friend, unless for someone who is backpacking and would not care less to abide the rules they have here.

Fantastic location, central for everything you need. Family Mart /Lawson in just a few steps. 24 hrs MacDonalds in 1 min walk. Airport Bus arrives at Ginza which is about 10 mins slow walk to hotel (from Narita) or 12 mins walk from Courtyard Mariott ( from Haneda). Ginza street about 2 mins walk from Hotel. And Tokyo Metro very close to hotel. Behind hotel there is a very good soba shop ! Other foods are good as well! Improvement, as i traveled from overnight flight.. it will be great if we got options to check in earlier so that i can have rest. 3pm checkin time is abit too late. I dont mind paying a small fee for early check in

Facility is new and clean, this APA has laundry machine! I always travel for 1-2 weeks and not all APA has laundry facility, so this is very helpful. There are at least 3 APA around the 2 blocks perimeter so it could get confusing. (I walked into a wrong one when arriving). All close to subway stations. Very quiet at night with a few small old restaurants and izakaya tugged in back streets. You see a bit of old residential neighborhood of Tokyo. 7-10 mins walk to commercial area and tourist packed Ginza shopping area. Only complain is APA's WIFI gets extremely slow during peak PM hours. I can barely get anything done if I need WIFI for work, and for my Skype call.

Love First Cabin very much. Tried a typical capsule hotel for a first time before staying at First Cabin. My conclusion....will never stay at other hotels except First Cabin whenever I would travel solo. Reasons: 1. Cleanliness is superb, cabin is spacious especially First Class. Private shower cubicle available and public bath with hot spa pool aka onsen. 2. First Cabin Tsukiji is quite central to popular places; Shinjuku, Akihabara, and Asakusa. 3. Convenient access to Narita Airport (1000Yen Shuttle Bus from Ginza Station which is two stop away from Tsujiki Station). Hotel is about 3 mins walk from Tsukiji station. 4. Hotel promotional rates are really value for money.

Love everything from the moment we stepped in. Building's brand new and so are everything! Although it's small for two persons, the room is well-kept and bed is nice and firm. There should be 4 pillows given that the pillows are rather flat. Amenities are all provided for, including sleeping robes! But there should be more hangers and hooks to hang our clothes since there are no closet! Location is good...short walk to nice ramen outlets and to the Ginza station. Just behind the main street of Ginza, and close to a Don Quijote! And there's a Family Mart just at the ground floor of the hotel building. And the best discovery is that it's also close to The Access bus direct to Narita airport that's only at Yen1000!! How to beat the price and convenience?!! The bus pickup is at the C4 exit of Ginza metro station. And because of this, I'll be opined to stay in Ginza for this direct access to/fro Narita in future.

It was a great stay in APA Hotel Ginza-Kyobashi, the location is great, from Hanadae airport, you can just take the pink colour Asakusa subway line to Takaracho, taking exit A4, you can reach the hotel by walking in 3 minutes. The other station is yellow Ginza line, Kyobashi station, taking exit 1, you can reach the hotel by walking in 3 minutes too. My stay this time round I need to travel to Japan Big Site exhibition area, I can just take the Asakusa subway to reach Simbashi which is only 2 stops away and then change to the Maranouchi Monorail line to reach Big Site. Total travel time is only 30 minutes. The hotel is also very near to Ginza street shopping area where all the famous branded names are such as Louis Vuitton, Bally and Burberry. You can walk there within 5 minutes. Overall stay consider very satisfied primarily due to it's central location. I will recommend to friends and relatives to stay here if they visit Japan - Tokyo.

The hotel is clean and small . But as asians we are petite so the room is still roomy to move around in. Its just about 5 mins walk to the kyobashi station where you can ride the ginza line going to ginza. Its just one stop away. The kyobashi area has no shopping malls. All are mostly office bldgs. So we went to ginza where all the shopping malls are. If you want to eat you have to walk to the tokyo station. There are many many restos at the basement. And daimaru is also there. You can walk to visit the imperial gardens. But its a bit far. Fresa is a nice reasonably priced hotel. I would stay here again.

Located 2 mins from Shintomicho metro station near Ginza. Especially good for going to the Odaiba area. The facilities were great - Wi-Fi, hot water and heating all worked well. Just need to be careful because there's no grey area with the taps - either turned off or strongly on. The bed was great, though the pillow was a bit flat. Really appreciated being able to get a breakfast set for ¥800 each at the restaurant attached to the hotel. Overall a comfortable stay for the price.

We stayed here, because of great deal on agoda and its proximity to Tsujiki fish market( 3-5 min walk). It was nice hotel, clean, small but roomier than i expected from reviews i read here, very close to Tsukiji fish market, close to Ginza shopping street, Kabuki theatre. If interested in Tuna auction, make sure to check when the registration is day prior, so you won't miss it. For our overnight stay it was perfect, we traveled with little luggage, so i can imagine ppl having problem with big suitcases. But it was definitely value for money! I would stay again!

Hidden among the quiet streets 5 minutes away from the hustle and bustle of Ginza, Hotel Amanek was one of our favorite hotels in Japan. Our room was small but surprisingly functional, from water kettle to full length closet. The bathroom is pretty spacious and very clean. All the staff speak pretty good English, so no issue with communication. It's about a 20-minute walk from Tokyo Station so pretty convenient for people traveling by train. 麻雀虽小，五脏俱全。酒店没有早餐，但四周都有便利店。房间装潢较新且整洁干净，前台人员十分友好。坐落于离银座5分钟路程的小街巷中， 别有一番风情。去筑地市场特别方便，步行到东京站也没有问题。

I enjoyed staying in Sunroute Ginza. It’s actually located walking distance from Tokyo Station and close to Ginza Main Street Ginza 1. Clean toilets,comfortable bed. Toiletries from Shiseido . However , there isn’t much TV channel for me to watch and most channel you’ve got to pay. Rooms are small but it’s normal in Japan. Internet WiFi connection is good and I never had to reconnect at all. Toilet shower and pressure is good. Pillows and sheets are clean. Floor carpet is clean . It’s a good buisness hotel if you’re planning to just come back at night and sleep . I’m out most of the day and for me this hotel is just perfect. But you’ve got to know the streets well in order to find this hotel. Or just take a taxi from Tokyo station to this hotel and it cost only 1000Yen. Hotel staffs are helpful and friendly . Thank you Sunroute Hotel Ginza and hope to see you again. Dr.Aruen Healthcare Professional& Entrepreneur MALAYSIA

Stayed here for a night before heading towards Kyoto. Great that it's near Shinagawa stat. Located near Shinbashi stat (5 mins walk), this hotel can be used as a convenient base to explore the nearby attractions by cycling (Tsukiji fish market, Ginza area, Tokyo Bay, Tokyo tower etc.) A clean and simple hotel with helpful staff. Overall, a reasonably priced hotel for the no fuss traveler.

Don't get fooled by the low star rating (2 stars I believe). This is Japan. Even in a 2 star, you'll have BETTER quality- than at most 4 (and even some 5) stars hotels in the US, or other parts of Asia. I suppose the main reason for the low star rating is the size of the rooms. But hey- you're in Tokyo. If you're concerned about small rooms... you're visiting the wrong country. With that said- the rooms are very modern, look like new furniture is slick, beds are big and comfy.. hallways, and lobby all modern and spotless. I travel constantly for business all over the world- and swing between world-class 5stars, and econo 3 stars at times, and... this was the first time I "risked" a 2-star. But I thought... its Japan- how bad can it be? Honestly- this really is a BARGAIN. Beautiful hotel... amazing location... for this price, in Ginza... this place really is an an incredible value.

It’s a business hotel in Tokyo, so, like other hundreds in town, its rooms are small but but very clean, quiet, friendly, and super duper convenient! 7 min walk to Tokyo metro Yurakucho Line (Ginza-itchome), 1 min to Tokyo metro Ginza line (Kyobashi), and Toei Asakusa line(Takaracho) is right next to the exit. A family mart supplies you whenever you’re in need everyday. Quiet and safe neighborhood. Less crowded than those popular tourist areas but it still connectto attractions by walk or by shirt transportation. Wonder staff and they had been helpful. They provide luggage storage services on the day you check-out. It’ll be a great help if your flight is later and you’re worried about to carry all your luggage before your last minute shopping trip or look around this nice city more after 11am checkout. We had been staying for four nights there, but they change sheets, towels, and refill complimentary supplies by daily basis even though you don’t request it!!! Highly recommended.

Best of these hybrid (Capsule hotel + Hostel) types of accommodation. If you don't like hostel, capsule hotel or expensive hotel room. Pros Cheap, very close to the station, middle of the ginza where you can look around, lends you many types of usb related cables to charge (no worries if you are from a foreign country), no need to climb inside the capsule so it's more like a bed with no high level, so clean, They have one hair straightener which can also curl even in the men's shower room and bathroom. You can control the air conditioner in your cabin. Had total 3 sockets to plug in the first class cabin. 2 on bed, 1 on table. Public bath tub. Cons The light in the hallway is always on. Can be distracting when sleeping. Can't be covered with the curtain. I used extra blankets that you can take for free beside the bathroom and covered myself while lying down sideways. No free cold water or ice, only tap water which is not cold enough, had to purchase cold water from vending machine every night, but it's quite cheap , 90yen. There are no amenities for skincare. Like a lotion. Probably they have some in their women's shower room ? I think they don't have any food being served unlike other first cabin that has breakfast for 700yen. They had Hair dryer. Shaving gel and after shave moisturizer. Toothbrush, toothpaste Disposable slipper everyday. Body wash, shampoo, hair conditioner. 3 towels everyday , 1 big , other 2 are small for face.

Stayed there for 6 nights, it was a great place to stay, right above the tsukiji market. The higashi-ginza metro station is a 5 minutes walk and the ginza shopping street is about 10 minutes walk from the hotel. Highly recommended for anyone that seeks an affordable place to stay in Tokyo. Will stay there again for sure. And by the way, if you arrive from the airport with the shuttle bus, get down at the Marriott hotel in ginza, it is a 10 minutes walk from there, no need to take a taxi.

Excellent location, within walking distance to ginza and tokyo station. Easy to access from airport, and to tourist destinations too as its within minutes of walk to either ginza or asakusa line. The hotel provides most of your basic needs, however can get free drinks and a selection of teas from downstairs restaurant before midnight. Room is nice and clean, comfortable for solo traveler. Good and friendly staff members.

This hotel offered excellent value for the date I happen to book. Rooms were tiny but cheaper than the rest on Agoda search. It turned out to be a pleasant stay. The Ginza Moegi has way bigger rooms but at way higher prices as we stayed there as well. The Akane is just a smaller size, less newer version of the Moegi sister hotel right next door, but still quite adequate and comfortable if you don't mind small spaces. The bathroom still looks very new and spotless although small. It served it's purpose as a 1 night stay with a convenient grocery store about 1 to 2 blocks away near Denny's. The only thing I don't like is that the kettle once used takes 20 min to cool down to reuse. But still better than no kettle provided. Staff that spoke English was very pleasant and friendly. They also have a free shuttle to the Tokyo station upon reserving at 6:30 am. I would stay at this place again due to convenient location and if pricing is as competitive as when I last booked.

We extended our stay in Tokyo and needed a hotel for 2 days. We were able to booked a hotel in Ginza Grand Hotel. The location is awesome. Central to Subway and shopping district. A few blocks from famous fish market as well. Cost for the room is very reasonable $109 and $159. The room with 2 beds was much larger than 1 bed. The 1 bed room was very small. Since we were hardly in the hotel, it was ok. If you need the space, don't get the 1 bed room. In addition, even though we were in a non smoking room, you can still smell the cigarette smoke in the hallway. For the location and pricing, I would reserve it again...but only the letter room. We were able to take the subway from Ginza to Narita airport...1 hour and 15 minutes direct. Great plus.

Stayed here for 3 nights. All I can say is room size is small, but was told to expect this kind of room size when you are in Tokyo. Very clean, location is very near to train station that with train lines connecting to major tourist spots in Tokyo (Ginza, Akihabara, Ueno, Shibuya & Shinjuku). Although it's a 3-star hotel, I applaud that it provide decent toiletries from toothbrush to facial wash and facial cotton! It has a hair dryer in the room, it made me happy. Downsides: Staff were nice and kind, but english proficiency is under average. However they'll try to attend you on best effort basis so dont worry. Room size is a bit tight, if you have two medium size luggage you're screwed. The bed is not really comfy, pillows were quite hard. In terms of comfort level, I'm going to

We stayed at Ginza Capital during the cheery blossom season and the rates were still remarkable affordable for a hotel nicely situated near Ginza and Tsukiji. It is right next to a metro station (Shintomicho). The rate also comes with an excellent breakfast. The room is decently sized by Tokyo standards, is very clean (as per Japanese standards). and comes with all the key facilities and toiletries. Service is cordial and decent but don't expect them to go the extra mile such as calling a cab for you (reasonable considering this is not a five star hotel). All in all, this is a hotel which I would be happy to stay at again. The only downside is the impending move of Tsukiji fish market which would put a dent to the attractiveness of the hotel's location.