TOKYU STAY GINZA, Tokyo

The hotel sits a 3-minute walk from Ginza Station's Exit A7 and a 2-3 minute walk from Higashi-Ginza Station, putting the Asakusa Line for a direct 24-minute ride to Haneda Airport at your doorstep. JR Tokyo Station and Tokyo International Forum are within a 15-minute walk. Major department stores like Mitsukoshi and Matsuya Ginza, Kabukiza Theatre, and Tsukiji Fish Market are all within a 10-minute stroll. Multiple metro lines (Ginza, Marunouchi, Hibiya, Asakusa) make Shinjuku (22 min by train), Shibuya, and Ueno easily accessible. The immediate area is packed with restaurants, convenience stores (Family Mart, Lawson), and shops, though some dining spots can be pricey. For Narita, take the Asakusa Line directly from Higashi-Ginza; note that only the A3 entrance has an elevator.

All rooms are air-conditioned and soundproofed, featuring a flat-screen TV with CNN, microwave, electric kettle, and a private bathroom with bath and shower. Free amenities include toothbrushes, shampoo, soap, and pajamas. Most room types (singles, doubles, executive) include a washer/dryer with detergent, while twin rooms lack this - book a non-twin room to use the machine. Some rooms have a kitchenette with a refrigerator and basic cookware. Bed sizes: single/moderate double beds are 140 cm x 195 cm, superior doubles are 160 cm x 195 cm. Rooms without balconies and many have small, non-opening frosted windows. Room sizes vary: standard rooms are compact (18-25 m²) with limited luggage space, while Executive Rooms are 32 m² Higher-floor rooms offer city views, though street-facing rooms can be noisy.

A breakfast buffet with Japanese and Western options is served in the stylish on-site dining area. It includes items like eggs, salad, Asian dishes, bread, and self-serve espresso coffee. While some find the range adequate, others note the selection can be basic or limited, especially for Western tastes. Children under 6 eat for free. The hotel does not have a restaurant or bar for other meals, but there is a coffee machine in the lobby offering free coffee. A coffee house is on site, and the surrounding Ginza area has countless dining options from convenience stores and ramen shops (Ippudo is next door) to upscale restaurants, though some can be tourist-priced.

For relaxation, the hotel offers full body massage services that can be arranged at the front desk. There are no spa, swimming pool, or gym facilities on the property. Guests may also explore the nearby Ginza district for leisure shopping and entertainment. For more active recreation, the Tsukiji Fish Market and the Imperial Palace gardens are within walking or short transit distance.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all areas, though some users report it can be slow or unstable. The 24-hour front desk offers free luggage storage before check-in, after check-out, and between split stays. Luggage forwarding (Yamato Transport) is available to other hotels within Japan. Daily limited housekeeping (towel change, bin emptying) is included; full room cleaning (making beds, vacuuming) is complimentary only for stays of 7 nights or longer, otherwise available at an extra charge. A trouser press and irons/ironing boards can be borrowed free of charge. Safety features include 24-hour security, CCTV, key card access, and in-room safety deposit boxes. Amenities like toiletries, coffee packets, and a luggage scale are available in the lobby. No parking or airport shuttle is provided. Pets are not allowed.