Convenient location.. a short hike to Tsukiji or Ginza. 7-11 nearby (but face it Lawson, 711, Family Mart etc are everywhere). Short ride to Tokyo Station. Spotless room, comfortable full double bed and adequate amenities Wonderful staff Great value for such a central location... But you don't get a lot of space (or a view) at this price point.

Only 1 elevator. It wasn't an issue really except the 1 time I needed to head out at about 7:30AM. That's rush hour for local business travellers to get to their offices. Even so, it wasn't a ridiculous wait but it is something to at least consider if you're on a schedule.

It was a clean room with a comfortable bed. According to Japanese standards, the bath was sufficiently well-equipped and had a good-sized bathtub. It was a relatively quiet environment, and the position was okay.

The staff was unable to speak English. All five people of the staff in front of me at check-in could not have a conversation other than the sentences they memorized. I had to call someone capable of speaking Japanese to explain to them what I needed (holding my languages for a couple of hours before check-in)

Extra service provided to us is great. Our luggage was safe-kept for us while we went to Hokkaido. Staff was too kind to get us taxis. Value for money is great too. There are good restaurants around the area.

It's a bit far from the train station, and it's easily confused with another hotel with almost the same name. I undertstand that space is expensive in Japan, so the room is a bit tight, and bed is not that comfortable for 2 people.

I stayed 4 days in July and the hotel was an excellent choice. Walking distance from a metro station with plenty of restaurants around in the Ginza neighborhood - very quiet location. The hotel room was small but super comfy. Plenty of toiletries, a kimono bathrobe and slippers. The AC was quite good for that July heat. The heated bathroom mirror made sure that there would be little steam or humidity after showering, very smart and convenient in a small space. The bed was more the size of Full/Queen bed so for couples, it is a snug fit. Staff was very helpful and nice. All in all, I recommend.

The elevator did not have AC in it so quite hot while using it.

Nice hotel in a convenient (close to several metro lines) and quiet location. The room was clean and comfortable, the staff was very nice and helpful. I also found it quite cheap for the overall quality.

The bathroom was too small, sitting on the toilet my knees were almost touching the wall (I'm only 1m80 tall).

i liked the location , and the quiet i also liked its not a very crowded hotel- so calm in a busy area they gave me the 12th floor, so i could step outside my room and have a view, and some air the front desk was always so helpful- so customer service based professional and nice great view from my room and fantastic price easy , affordable and right thank you

Clean comfortable rooms, knowledgeable front desk staff. The let me store my bag both before check-in and after check-out. Close to the Ginza without being in the chaos of it.

Only one vending machine on the first floor. Also as far as I could tell a single elevator for the whole building, so sometimes you're waiting for a while.

Decent option. Average place to stay. The size was a bit larger than most Tokyo hotel rooms at this price point. Price was high, but an option if in a pinch. Location was close enough to Tokyo Station and Tsukiji. Room was moderately clean.

Staff was a bit cold. Nothing about the hotel stands out. Clean, but nothing felt new or smelled fresh.

Not my first time here. I like this place because the really near station and the quiet zone not far from the center of Ginza. Standard APA hotel with a good staff and comfortable rooms.

If I have to say something...well, the wall is very thin, you can hear not only the cleaning staff's movements in the very early morning but also have some strong earthquakelike vibrations if the neighbors hit the wall, drop a bag or close a door. However it is not so uncommon in Japanese hotels due the problem of real earthquakes that requires flexible building.

Close to the train station so it is easy to go around Tokyo. The rooms are fairly big compared to Japanese standards

Bottled water is only served on the first day. We stayed there for 7 days so I was expecting to at least be served water more than just one day.