Hotels near Tsukiji, Tokyo

Reception staff very friendly & helpful, some staff speak good English otherwise translation apps were used. Rooms are relatively large by Tokyo standards with a huge bathroom including separate bath, shower worked very well. Bed very comfortable and pyjamas are excellent - we wanted to purchase but not available, the hotel could make more business there with exclusive Keihan pyjamas! Good range of options for breakfast, we did eat dinner once in the hotel and it was fine but we recommend exploring the nearby roads and side-streets, we stayed six nights and found many excellent local bars & restaurants which we preferred to the tourist spots. Location is great, my elderly parents were traveling with us and it's a nice, quiet area with excellent transport links. Very close to Tsukiji metro station which is only three stops from Tokyo mainline station so convenient for our onward journey to Kyoto. We also appreciated the efforts to minimise waste, water is provided in a Tetrapak which we refilled from the tap, and using the bedside tablet guests can choose how often they want the room cleaning. We highly recommend this hotel and enjoyed our stay very much!

The hotel is very close to the subway station. They don't provide bottled water, as the bathroom water is stated to be drinkable. There's a Lawson convenience store right downstairs, which is super convenient. If you're short on energy, you can take one subway stop to Ginza; otherwise, it's a manageable walk. The room itself was nothing special, but perfectly adequate, and good for light travelers, as our triple room didn't have space to fully open our luggage – the aisle was very narrow. However, that's a common issue in Tokyo, so it's acceptable. It was generally quiet at night.

The facilities are great, especially the tatami mats, and the shower pressure was excellent. The only minor downside was the 10 AM checkout. Unfortunately, my family caught the flu and had a fever of over 40 degrees. Luckily, I brought medicine, but they still needed to rest. I had to pay for an additional 5 hours, at 1100 yen per hour, for an early check-in and late checkout. It was a lifesaver that they allowed us to pay for the extra time; otherwise, I don't know what we would have done. Tsukiji Market is right downstairs, but the subway is a bit of a walk, usually more than 8 minutes. Overall, it's great value for money.

This hotel was incredibly convenient, being so close to Shintomicho subway station. My only real drawback, aside from the small room which I expected, was the surprisingly cramped toilet and shower unit, which I found a bit uncomfortable. I wasn't bothered by the lack of daily bed-making during my 3-night stay, as this was clearly stated on their website. Overall, I think it's a good hotel with excellent value for money.

I recently stayed at Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Gochome and had a wonderful experience. • Location: The hotel is in the heart of Ginza, making it extremely convenient for shopping, dining, and access to the metro. Everything is within walking distance, which made exploring Tokyo very easy. • Service: Staff were friendly, professional, and helpful. Check-in and check-out were smooth, and they assisted with luggage delivery efficiently. • Comfort: The bed was comfortable, and despite being in a busy area, the room was quiet. Sleep quality was excellent. • Value: Considering the location, cleanliness, and service, I found the hotel to be very good value for money. Overall, I highly recommend Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Gochome for anyone visiting Tokyo. It combines convenience, comfort, and a touch of Japanese hospitality that makes the stay memorable

I had a layover in Tokyo on a Saturday, and to my surprise, hotel prices were ridiculously high. So, I frantically scoured platforms, looking for a clean place with a good location. This hotel barely had any reviews, and hardly anyone on Xiaohongshu (a Chinese social media app) had written about it, but I decided to take a chance. It was only 600 JPY for one night, located in the Hatchobori area, just one stop from Tokyo Station. [Location] The hotel is a 3-minute walk from Hatchobori Station, making it super convenient to get around. It's two stops to Tsukiji Market, Ginza is within walking distance, and Tokyo Tower is also very close. Shinjuku and Shibuya are in different directions, about a 30-minute subway ride. Disneyland is also quite close, roughly a 20-minute subway ride. [Facilities] This is an ICI Hotel, a Japanese chain, opened in 2020. The lobby was packed with luggage; you can store your bags, but keep in mind that check-out is at 10 AM. [Room] The room is genuinely small, only 9 square meters... it's hard to open a large suitcase. However, the room is very clean!! At this price, it's perfect for budget travelers. No need to stay in a hostel when you can have a private room at this price; I can't ask for more. [Service] The front desk staff was quite friendly, which is to be expected from a chain hotel. In summary, the hotel is clean and well-located. The downside is the small room, but it's ideal for those who spend their days out exploring Tokyo and don't plan on spending much time in the hotel.

The front desk staff were very nice, and most importantly, they could communicate in English. The hotel exterior is simple and comfortable. I booked a double room, and it was surprisingly spacious, even with a large sofa! The bathroom also had a bathtub, and the best part is the room was very clean and soundproof. When traveling, the location is what I care about most. This hotel has a Lawson convenience store and a Family Mart downstairs, is a 3-minute walk to Tsukiji Market, and is right next to a subway entrance.

The duvet in the room was a bit thin, so it felt cold in winter unless the air conditioning was turned up high, which then made the room very dry. I tried to ask the front desk for an extra blanket, but they didn't have any. The room did come with a humidifier and was otherwise well-equipped. The location is good, right in the city center, though it's about a 5-minute walk to any subway line. The breakfast was very Japanese-style with lots of options, but the taste was just average. We booked two nights with breakfast included but only went once. It felt more like a gimmick than genuinely good food, so I wouldn't particularly recommend it. Also, I have to mention that many hotels in Japan now employ Indian staff for cleaning. When we checked in, three Indian employees were chatting in the hallway, which resulted in a strong curry smell throughout the corridor. They also didn't greet us, which is quite unusual for Japanese hotels. The same happened while waiting for the elevator; they were loudly chatting in the hallway as if no one else was there. This really needs improvement.

Much more comfortable than I expected! Perfect for solo travelers. The sleeping space was surprisingly large. The heating in winter was incredibly warm, I didn't even need a blanket (which was quite thin anyway). I'd read on Red (Xiaohongshu) that some people detected an odor, but as someone very sensitive to smells, I didn't notice anything! The shower gel and shampoo had a lovely fresh citrus, lemongrass, and woody scent – I really liked it! 😍 Next time, I'll try the Hamamatsucho 9h, it's even closer to Tokyo Tower.

This was my second trip to Tokyo, and I chose to stay near Ginza again. The hotel is conveniently located, just a 5-8 minute walk from Shimbashi subway station. The area is fantastic, with local supermarkets, numerous 24-hour convenience stores, Don Quijote duty-free shop, and the Ginza shopping district with all sorts of mid-to-high-end department stores, luxury boutiques, restaurants, small shops, and banks – absolutely everything you need! The hotel itself, while compact, has all the essentials. It's newly renovated and very comfortable. The toilet is electric, and the shower has many detailed settings. There's a free coffee machine in the lobby, and our package even included complimentary juice. The service was excellent!