remm Tokyo Kyobashi

First and foremost, the location is absolutely fantastic. It's right next to Ginza Line Exit 6, so you can just go downstairs and hop on the subway. Ginza is only one stop away on foot. Second, the room was cleaned and tidied promptly, maintaining good hygiene. Third, the room was a bit small, and the massage chair made it feel even more cramped. However, the room I booked had a bay window, which was perfect for placing an open suitcase. All in all, I'm very satisfied.

Room Type: The hotel is quite new. The twin room's actual size is probably less than 23 square meters, mainly because the bathroom and toilet are so spacious. The bedroom itself feels more like 17-19 square meters. I really appreciate how the bathroom's toilet and sink are separate from the shower, allowing multiple people to use them simultaneously without issue – that's a huge plus! Location: Excellent. It's about a 7-10 minute walk from Tokyo Station, with three 7-Eleven stores nearby. There's also Meidi-ya, a high-end import supermarket, and across the street, an office building with various restaurants, dessert shops, and cafes on the ground floor. There's also a Lawson, unlike what some other reviews claimed about only having 7-Elevens. Service: Mostly self-service. There aren't many staff at the front desk, and it seems like after around 11 PM, there's no one there.

Excellent location, very close to the subway station, making it convenient to get anywhere. The room was clean and hygienic, the overall environment was quiet, the service attitude was friendly, and the hardware facilities were well-maintained. There are plenty of convenience stores and dining options nearby. It was a great travel and living experience, highly recommended.

This was, without a doubt, the worst hotel I stayed at during my trip to Tokyo! I chose it because it seemed close to Tokyo Station, as I was heading to another destination from there, but that decision was a huge mistake! Let me mention the one 'plus': it's right by Exit 6 of Kyobashi Station. However, this is a business district, with only a 7-Eleven and a Yoshinoya nearby, which is really inconvenient for tourists! The bathroom takes up a significant portion of the room, and that's the *only* positive. Here are the numerous downsides: 1. The room photos and size displayed on Trip.com are inaccurate and misleading. 2. The lobby is on the 7th floor and is very cramped. Luggage storage is also concentrated there. I used the self-check-in and was randomly assigned a room at the end of a corridor on the 7th floor. It had a window, but it was effectively useless. The adjacent building was an office that felt like it was practically touching ours, so I couldn't open the curtains. 3. The room was incredibly small, especially narrow. I had to drag my 20-inch suitcase into the hallway just to open it, and there was hardly any proper storage. 4. The bed was too soft and uncomfortable. The so-called bedside table was positioned such that I kept bumping my hand on it. 5. The cleanliness was disappointing. When I used the hairdryer, dust from the dry area of the bathroom was flying around, and there was noticeable limescale on the faucet – something very rarely seen in Japanese hotels. 6. The massage chair was a complete waste of space; its beige leather had turned black and was very dirty! After two nights, I booked a new hotel just 50 meters to the right of this one through another platform, and it was a huge improvement! For Tokyo hotels, you can choose Shibuya, you can choose Shinjuku, but definitely *don't* choose Ginza, and especially not this hotel! Stay away! Stay away!