we got arranged next to the “smoking area” on the top floor, which i was not previously aware of. only found out when we got to the room. although there was a air purifier, you could still smell the smoke.

We had a 'large double bed' and this was the biggest bed I have ever seen, and it was quite comfy. The room was well designed and had everything we needed and nothing we didn't need.

The ordered breakfast was a pre ordered box hence limited the breakfast option. Nice if you like rice for breakfast.

The location of the hotel is incredible, very close to two subway stations, Ginza and Higashi Ginza. Many subway lines pass through these lines. Very close to Tokyo Station, so easy access to the airports. Ginza provides many shopping alternatives from super expensive to moderate.

The breakfast provided by hotel is very traditional. Even for people who loves Japanese food, it is a little bit difficult in the morning. For the sake of environment conservation there are several rules applied like the room is cleaned in every 3 days. That's ok I think, but the dust bin should be emptied everyday and maybe not the bed sheets but the towels can be changed. Actually these can be carried out if you ask, but there shouldn't be a need to tell. Other than that, there is nothing for us to complain about.

The hotel offers free coffee and pastries every morning which are very nice. It rained a lot while I was in Japan so it was also convenient to have an area to borrow free umbrellas at the entrance. The rooftop lounge area is my favorite area of the hotel as it is open to the air and just peaceful! I had breakfast there one morning. However, it is located right in front of a few nicer hotel rooms on the 12th floor and I felt that the guests there did not appreciate people hanging out and talking in that area. The hotel is in a very central location in Ginza so it was extremely easy to get around.

The basic rooms are tiny! I didn’t have enough room on the floor to even open my luggage. But for central Tokyo, I suppose you work with what you have!

The manager and staff were all very friendly. The hotel location was convenient. The rooms were nice and clean.

Like most of Japan, the room space was tight. We were a family of 3 with 4 luggages as Tokyo was our 3rd stop on a 1 month vacation. There wasn’t luggage racks or place to put them so it was cramped. I will say the onsite manager was super nice and saw our group size ( we traveled with another family of 4) and was very helpful in suggesting a slightly bigger room than we originally booked. We had booked the double bed room but the king bedroom was larger. We upgraded for a very reasonable price and trusted his honestly. He showed us each room before we made the change. I wouldn’t say this is fully negative but just a friendly fyi for other families traveling with a lot of luggage. Other than that everything was perfect

The location was great, the room was nice and it was clean

The breakfast was the worst we had in Japan. A box of cold food that was not very nice and very bad coffee.

Location, staff, attention to detail! Check out our other review. We stayed here after a 2 week cruise, before a 2 week land tour with another couple. We stayed here twice on the same trip, at the start and at the end… the staff kept a suitcase for us until we returned after 10 days as we stayed one more night before heading to the airport. They shipped our other luggage forward to our next location, Kyoto, so we did not have to haul them on a train and have them with us in Hakone. They were attentive, room was comfortable, location was terrific for finding great shopping, sights, food and drinks.

-Excellent location: <5 minutes' walk from the nearest metro station, 7-eleven on the corner, very close to all the shopping centres and boutiques of Ginza! -Modern, clean, super comfortable room and bed! I loved the purple nightgowns - would have loved to buy one to take home with me! -Friendly staff, not all fluent in English but you can definitely get by. -I really liked the infused water available in reception plus coffee and small buns for a breakfasty snack.

Nothing to dislike, cannot fault it. The rooms were very small but were furnished and arranged in such a way that the most was made of the room so it was perfect for our needs! A bit difficult with two large suitcases but manageable.

Very well located to reach many sites and locations. The hotel is good for Tokyo. Rooms are reasonable size but the bed is huge at normal length but around 8ft wide (2 large single beds piut together perhaps) which take up most of the room so things needed to be moved to fit in suitcases. Breakfast is in a small "on the go area" with croissant n coffee or a local Bento box if full breakfast. Eaten in a small area of tables n chairs. Staff are delightful and very helpful. Shower and toilet were good.

It's a decent place but space is at a premium in the area so things are generally smaller, except the bed which was huge : )

This was our second time staying at Agora Tokyo Ginza, and like last time we had a great experience. The beds are some of the comfiest I've slept in in Japan, and the rooms, whilst small, feel considered and have great facilities. We had an issue with our first room, but this was resolved very quickly and we were offered to move to a different room which we accepted. The communication with staff was easy and painless throughout. They added a free bread and coffee service from the last time we stayed, which was very welcome as our breakfast in the morning. The free flavoured water and green tea on the ground floor is also a great added bonus. Overall, we had a great stay and would probably choose this hotel again if we come back to Tokyo!

The rooms are a little small so can be a bit tricky to lay your suitcase out on the floor.