The amenities are AMAZING. The onsen is stunning, you stare out at a zen garden with a water wall, it’s big and so amazing. There’s also a cold bath and sauna. The free ramen at 9.30pm is 10/10 and free hot and cold drinks (soft drinks/juices/etc) in that area too. One of the cutest places ever. I loved it.

Appeared small but as we settled in, the rooms are well appointed, enough room and efficient.

• best amenities: we opted for including breakfast which was perfect. Japanese breakfast is the best. • onsen: didn’t use because it was always busy but it was very clean, well maintained. • popsicles/yakult/ramen: great waking up and having a yakult each day, coming back from a long day of sightseeing to popsicles and ramen that was simple but delicious each night. • pjs/ slippers: I found the pjs to be too hot but I love having the slippers to use. • room amenities: comb, toothbrush, razor, comb. Great included items in case you forgot something! • Welcome snack and water: so nice to come in and have just a little something to help you settle in.

Amazing breakfast and centrally located within Ginza. The onsen facilities are a special treat after a long day exploring Tokyo as is the free unlimited ice cream and the late night ramen. Super clean facilities and the dining room is a nice place to converge in the evening if you’re here with family and friends.

Nothing - our new favorite stay in Tokyo!

This is by far my favorite hotel during my stay in Tokyo. It's relatively new so everything is clean and shiny, the room is really comfortable with a small partition. They offer a hot spring bath directly in the hotel, and free popsicles/yogurt drink. The free soba ramen that they offer in the late evening is really delicious. Overall a hidden gem in the busy district of Ginza and I hope I will visit again soon.

The lobby can be a bit small if there are many guests awaiting service. Also there is construction work going on right next to the hotel (not the hotel's fault, and they do make it clear on booking's webpage), but just something to be cautious of if you're a light sleeper. Oh and their replies to booking.com's messages were a bit slow...

A beautiful boutique feeling hotel in a quiet location in Ginza. The rooms are simple but the onsen is really beautiful. They have black water, which I failed to ask what sort of mineral content is in it but it left my skin soft, and it was much needed after my 14 hour flight. The staff are there to help you in all ways. They let me check in a half hour early, (though I arrived at 8:30am and wished I could've used the onsen right away). They held my bags when I arrive well before check-in time. The location is a 5 minute walk from the nearest metro line. I really liked this area in Tokyo, it's not crazy like Shinjuku. It's quiet, more refined, but easily accessible. It is also close to the tsukiji fish market.

Pros: -good location close to several subway lines (hibiya line, marunoichi line, etc). The 1500 yen airport bus for Narita stops right in front of ginza station (no reservation taken when going to the airport. You just show up at the bus stop, then pay the driver with SUICA or cash) -great japanese style breakfast with lots of healthy options -free ramen at night between 9:30 and 11pm -free onsen -lots of nice shops to explore in the neighborhood; close to tsukiji market

Cons: -wifi didn't work great on my phone or laptop in the room. I had to go down to the lobby to gain access -bed and room are tiny

This was our second favorite hotel during our 4 weeks traveling all over Japan. (Our fave was their sister property Dormy Premium in Kyoto.) We were enchanted for 5 nights. Excellent facilities and super clean. Sensational breakfast buffet. Outstanding, clean and beautiful onsen with luxurious hot soaking bath and sauna and many cleansing cubicles. Spacious room (for Tokyo) and well appointed. Very quiet. The cheerful staff wear traditional yukatas and were super helpful. The laundry facilities are really useful. Location is great near the subway station and many restaurants. Evening ramen was popular. We loved the free matcha latte and tea and coffee machine in the dining room. Highly recommended!

Nothing. A perfect stay!

• Onsen Facility: Truly relaxing and well-maintained. A wonderful way to unwind after a day in Tokyo. • Supper Ramen: A comforting touch. free, tasty and served with warmth. It adds a homely feel to the stay. • Room: Clean, functional, and comfortable. Everything felt thoughtfully arranged. • Location: Excellent. Easy access to Ginza’s shopping and dining, yet tucked away enough for quiet rest.

What Could Be Better: • The room size is quite compact, fine for solo travelers, but might feel tight for two with luggage. • Limited natural light in some rooms, depending on layout. • Lobby and common areas felt more utilitarian than cozy, less charm compared to some boutique stays.

To me, once you’ve stayed at a Dormy Inn hotel, you crave for some more. It’s mainly because everything was wonderful—the room (bigger and neater than I expected, and of course super clean), the breakfast (highly recommended—I give it an A+—will explain more later), and the location (in Ginza, not far from the big department stores like Mitsukoshi, Ginza 6, and the Ginza subway station is about an 8 minute walk (a fair walk but there’s always something to see in between), very quiet and clean roads and back street alleys, and a Family Mart right across the hotel). I must mention the superb onsen on the B1 floor (one fairly large hot pool, a nice sauna, and a little cold tub fit for one person, plus several individual bathing areas), AND the glorious breakfast (probably the best of the 4 hotels I was at in the 15-day trip of Japan—a solid A+ from me!! Ample food, a variety of delicious and healthy Japanese dishes, and always readily served when it’s almost gone).

Can’t think of anything except the location to Ginza Station, which can be ‘far’ for some people but for me it was all right.

Very lovely property—clean, sleek, traditional with a modern touch. The onsen was, of course, wonderful. Staff were all very friendly and helpful. Conveniently located within about a fifteen minute walk to the Ginza train station. We didn’t spend much time in Ginza itself, but this would be a lovely location if we did. Free laundry, coin dryer, complimentary noodles at night. Breakfast is amazing as well. Really enjoyed our stay.

The rooms were small, but I know that’s typical of Tokyo.