Breakfast offered a many food choice option. Convenient location.

Rooms are small. I realize it is for security reasons but it is a little annoying that hotel guests could not access other guest floors. For instance, my room was on a different floor than the other members of my group. I could only meet up with them in the lobby/second floor/laundry floor. Lobby could use a few benches so that guests have a place to sit while waiting for the rest of their group. Don't need towels delivered everyday; would prefer having a hook to dry towels if I took a shower in the room.

I loved the public bath. Location next to the Tsukiji open market was also very useful.

The bed was comfortable but the pillows did not work for my family. Booking.com’s website allowed me to book the room for 2 adults and 2 children. When checking in the hotel staff said that the room limit was 3 people so I was forced to book a second room. That doubled my lodging costs which was upsetting. The site should be fixed so that customers are NOT shocked and caught off guard. What choice to we have at the point of check in?

Being in the Ginza area in an affordable yet comfortable hotel was our goal. Our room was large by Tokyo standards at about 22 sq mt. We had 3 metro lines available within a 10 minute walk of the hotel. Just steps from the hotel was the former Tsukiji fish market now full of restaurants, fish mongers and street food sellers. There was even a small Family Mart convenience store next door. We chose the western style room with a raised bed and carpeted flooring. There were Japanese styled rooms as well with floor located beds and short legged furniture. The hotel has an onsen styled family oriented spa to melt away your stresses and offers a breakfast package as well. The rooms have mini fridges and a hot water kettle. The Keisei Narita Sky Access/Asakusa train/metro line gives a great access to the Ginza area from the NRT airport. The metro stop is about a 15 minute walk from the hotel. Which all makes it a comfortable, nicely appointed, great location, modern and quite a complete package. Oh, I forgot to mention there is a coin operated laundromat in the basement too.

The rooms are lacking safes. The laundromat is only good for small loads because the drying takes forever--poorly vented dryers not made for a commercial use. The guests are not great about being on time at picking their clothes and the machines are locked until they do. I ended up using a nearby laundromat instead. In the morning and at checkin the front desk can get chaotic. The lobby wasn't designed for large crowds. There aren't stairs to the basement where the laundry facilities are and only 2 of the elevators go to the basement. OK, it's a fair amount of complaining but we'd happily stay there again.

In Ginza area, just a 3-minute walk to Tsukiji Outer Market. Able to spend 2 mornings at the market trying out all the wagyu, grilled seafood, sushi & sashimi, sweet potato, coffee, matcha latte, ice cream, orange juice, strawberries, etc. because of its perfect location! People at the reception are very warm & accommodating. Clean hotel, nice interiors-maximized the space of compact rooms, made use of all space, including the corners. With the limited layout, we were able to fit 2 hand-carry luggages, 3 checked luggages (1 of 3 is medium-sized). There's also iced coffee/hot coffee dispenser at the lobby for hotel guests. There's also vending machine for fresh orange juice at the lounge for ¥500 a cup. Will definitely come back to this hotel.

Though the beds are very comfortable, only one pillow was provided per guest and the pillows were firm/hard, not what I'm used to.

Clean facilties - toilet & bathroom were spotless with a smart toilet. (Room with 3 Beds & Tatami setup) Body soap, shampoo, conditioner, razors, cotton buds, toothpaste & brush all provided and can be restocked when you request for a room clean using a magnetic sign behind the door. Awesome coffee & ice machine just in front of the reception area (all free). Pajamas provided were comfortable and minimalistic. Two stations within a 5-7 minute walking distance and a bus stop 2-3 minutes away. Tsukiji Fish Market just right outside the hotel for food. FamilyMart literally just beside the hotel for food & other products. Excellent & polite staff who always greeted us when departing and arriving from our daily "expeditions". Extremely fast & courteous room service staff. Stayed for 10 nights to explore as many areas of Tokyo. Felt like a second home!

No major complaints! Minor suggestion would be for bigger bins as the ones provided were quite small - however we worked around this by using the extra plastic bags we kept during our convenience store & shopping runs.

I recently stayed at Tosei Hotel Cocone Tsukiji and was quite satisfied with its modern and clean facilities, as it’s a relatively new hotel. That said, if your main destinations are Ginza and Tokyo Station, this hotel is still a good choice. Just be aware that the current Tsukiji redevelopment project means that many rooms face construction sites. But in the next 7 to 15 years, once the redevelopment is complete, the area is likely to become much more attractive.

the location still feels somewhat inconvenient. While Tsukiji Station (Hibiya Line) and Tsukijishijo Station (Oedo Line) are the closest options, neither of these lines are among Tokyo’s most popular or convenient for getting around the city. For most of my trips, I ended up taking the bus from Tokyo Station, as it felt more direct. However, dealing with the crowds during rush hour made the experience less comfortable.

The hotel provides free tea, coffee and hot chocolate at the reception. The hotel also has a game room and lounge room which provides books. The hotel has a pubic bath area which is free for their guests. The hotel nearby has two major train lines which takes about 10-15 minutes. About 20-30 minutes walk to major shopping district Ginza. Next to the hotel has a family mart convenient store which is very handy.

The food stores around the hotel are a bit more expensive than other tourist places.

New hotel, nice half tatami room. Spacious room. Hot bath is nice

-Breakfast room is small and therefore crowded. No fruits available for the buffet style breakfast. No freshly ground coffee. -Curtain in the room cannot black out sunlight -The public bath is open to outside guests paying a fee. This made the facility crowded -Hotel is located next to the Tsukiji Open market, very crowded with loads of tourists visiting and eating at the eateries there. Extremely crowded to get through to the hotel.

For us the location was perfect, next to the old fish market so nice food close by and just outside the real busy areas. There are 2 metro lines close by, one is about 10 min walk and the other one 15. For us that was really no problem at all! Within 10/15 minutes you are in Ginza, so also no problem to walk. I read some comments (also on other platforms) about not being close to the central metro line, but we walked a lot and when we had to take the metro it was as easy as in other big cities! We had quite a big and comfortable room for a family of 4!

We travel with 2 little children (1,5 years and almost 5) and we are trying to be as quite and polite as possible. One day we were 5 minutes in the waiting hall and the staff told us that someone complained about those 5 minutes that the kids were too loud... of course not the fault of the hotel, but we were a bit disappointed that people complain that fast (and perhaps that the staff had to inform us directly about it). But other that that we have had a great stay!

I like how new the hotel was compared to others. The size of the room is bigger than other hotels in Tokyo. Mainly, I liked the location of the property. It’s right next to Tsukiji Market, a convenience store, and many other restaurants and shops. It is also not too far to downtown areas of Tokyo by subway, bus, or car such as Ginza, Roppongi Hills, even Disneyland. The staff is friendly, accommodating, and welcoming. They always greeted us as we left and came back, even if it’s late. Finally, by car, it’s about 25 minutes to Haneda Airport, so coming from the airport and going there is convenient.

The location is great overall, but it is a longer walk to the nearest subway station. That’s the only downfall of its location. There is also a bus that is nearer but not as convenient to get around to other parts of the city.