Hotels in Shibuya/Aoyama/Ebisu/Meguro, Tokyo

This hotel is super! The location is right in the city center, with everything (bars, shops) within walking distance. There's a great breakfast spot called ”Flipper's” nearby that opens at 9 AM. It's about a 7-8 minute walk to the subway. In the evenings, the hotel gives out candies and holds giveaways for social media followers. You can also buy cool Yukatas there (highly recommended) 💙

Centrally located, just beside Parco. Tons of shops around the hotel. Walking distance to metro, very convenient. Clean and tidy environment. Friendly staffs. They also have coin laundry and dryer on each level. Suitable for solo and couple travellers. 5.30-6.30pm free beer was great.

The service here is top-notch. I've never experienced anything like it before. In other hotels, you usually see the cleaning staff around with their carts on the floor. Not here. If you leave your room, even multiple times, they come in after each departure to tidy up, empty the trash, and wash the cups. I'm shocked, in a good way! 😻 How do they manage that? I wholeheartedly recommend this hotel! 🔥

Generally the hotel is good, location is near the subway about 5mins walk and 7mins walk for JR. It is not facing the main road so its pretty quiet at night. The locker is suitable for hand carry size luggage, bigger size will have to be placed along the path or kept with the receptionist. They offer free storage during the check in day until check out day. One concerning point on hygiene, the towel and door mat are placed together each day for your usage, and placed in the same bin for washing. Some towel are tangled with hairs. The bathroom will be good to have some hooks for clothing.

I highly recommend this hotel, primarily because the price is so far off from the level of detail and thoughtful amenities in the room. While the staff were quite helpful, the disparity between the room type and the price is far from justified. It's practically a high-end hostel. At NT$35,000 a night, it's incredibly disappointing and completely different from what the ********* media reports suggest. - Pros 1. The staff were very friendly and generally spoke fluent English, so communication was seamless. 2. Our room had two large balconies, facing the spacious and comfortable Mu Park, which were the only positives. Cons 1. The soundproofing was very poor. We were on the fourth floor, and we could hear almost any ambulance or truck in the morning. Plus, my partner has allergies, and facing the main road, we constantly had nasal allergies. 2. The room lacks any design features expected for a room of this price. The bathroom faucet sprays directly onto sleeping guests. There's no space near the basin for women to properly apply makeup or place toiletries. This is truly unacceptable, and perhaps simply shouldn't be considered appropriate for the price of this room. 3. The bathtub and hair dryer are awful. The tub can easily trigger the drain valve, making it difficult to lie down. The hair dryer, a Cado, is incredibly difficult to use. Furthermore, there's virtually no space for women's makeup and skincare products. It's truly terrible. Even male guests found it difficult to use. It's hard to imagine this is a Michelin-starred hotel. 4. The hotel, from the front desk to the rooms and pool, feels cramped. It truly feels like a high-end hostel catering to European and American tourists. - Although this is a favorite area of ​​ours, I absolutely do not recommend staying here with friends. The service is completely disproportionate to the price. Our two-night stay didn't feel like a high-end hotel at all. For your reference only.

Great location, very convenient with plenty of food options nearby. I booked a smoking room, which was quite spacious. It's super easy to get around from here, especially for exploring Shibuya and Harajuku. Many of the restaurants nearby require reservations though! The room itself was large by Japanese standards. My only minor concern was that the elevator doesn't require a key card, which made me feel the security was a bit lower. Overall, my stay was pretty good!

A good hotel in the Shibuya area. Close to the center, metro, and shopping. The hotel itself is a bit dated, but we were satisfied with everything. The room has everything you need, including bathrobes and slippers. There was no vending machine for drinks or an onsen. Optimal for a short stay.

Nice little hotel, but our room was extremely small and felt even tighter than a trailer. It only fit the bed, and once our suitcase was open, two adults couldn’t stand next to each other comfortably. The room did have a fridge, but there was no closet space.

I booked this hotel because I was seeing a show next door. The interior was really nice, but unfortunately, I didn't get any pictures. It's about a 10-minute walk to Shibuya Station and the famous scramble crossing. There are also many live houses nearby. The hotel itself offers a peaceful retreat despite being in a busy area. Plus, they provide complimentary bottled water and snacks.

The location is really good! very convenient and near subway station. A little small but for the price, it is perfect. The check-in needs to be done in advance if you don't want to have some delays getting in the room. There is no front desk, so the communication is through email. But that was also little fast. A lot of food options around and in the area. Cleanliness could be better.