ibis Styles Tokyo Ginza

The hotel is in great location, just steps away from Ginza station, the Tokyo central station is about 20min away walking or 10min by car. The reception team were all very friendly, polite, and very helpful with our check in and explaining everything. The room, is a bit small than the usual, but is very comfortable and all clean. The hotel breakfast is fine, you have small selection of bread and other options of food more oriental, Asia food, but is not much, and small option of western style food such egg and bacon, it’s okay for what you need to start your day, not that big buffet. The hotel is in a walkable distance from Ginza, Higashi-Ginza and Shimbashi stations, which connects with all the main lines and is very helpful if you coming from airport or other cities by train, also other public transports are nearby, to go around and explore the city tourist attractions is easy and convenient. Overall I would stay and recommend staying at the hotel.

We stayed here for 2 nights! Check-in was fast. There's a free coffee if your an Accor member. The rooms were small but that's expected for a hotel in Tokyo. The room provide all the basic amenities! The location of the hotel was great! Nearby the Ginza street, Ginza station and Shimbashi station. The Imperial Palace gardens is around 30 minutes walk so if you want to run you can go there. There's a nearby Family Mart, 7-11 and Don Quijote. Overall our stay was great!

Please be mindful that there are two hotels Ibis styles Ginza and the other called Ginza East. This hotel is conveniently located just behind the main luxury shopping street in Tokyo. What a fun neighborhood to stay in! The reception was very nice and the place was very clean. I would stay there again.

This hotel is well located in a quiet area. The staff are polite and helpful when you need it. Like most of Japan rooms are small but clean and the size here is OK (bigger than a lot in this price range). Water is hot and rooms have the usual inclusions, including a hair straightener for the girls. The beds like most of Asia are hard so a sore back is expected if you're used to a medium or soft bed. The one hate I have is that there is a night (bright) light that comes on when you go to the toilet, so you will probably wake your partner or be woken by it. The hotel and an Onsen on the 11th floor, but if you use it expect people to come in and just have a look. I found a bit creepy, considering the bath area is a no cloths area. There is also free icecream and a microwave on the 11th floor along with 2 washing machines (Y330) and 2 dryers (Y100 = 30mins), hot and cold water (with cups) and a drinks machine. 11th floor was a big plus. Accor members can get free soft drink and coffee in the restaurant in the evening till 10pm. My room 407 had a aircon issue. The aircon would change itself from hot to cold during the night, made it uncomfortable and I heard another traveler being told that the hotel was full, so I didn't ask for another room. The hotel is about a 10min walk to most train stations and the are a few places to eat in the area or just get a ready made meal from 7/11, Lawson's or FamilyMart and heat them up on the 11th floor. The meals from the convenience stores are cheap and very good. I wish all convenience stores did these meals. If this was helpful please give me a Thumbs up below.

The good . The room was good but small, no issues there which is what you’d expect in Tokyo. Bed was comfortable and the bathroom nice and clean. Breakfast was ok, some western for and Japanese which was a nice blend. The bad We were on the front street side of the hotel, there were renovations in the building across the road and we had a compressor and power tools running all night. Despite asking for a quiet room we had quite a noisy stay. But still ok given that this is in the middle of a large city with millions of people. The ugly Whilst the staff were generally helpful they need to be better trained. On arrival in the hotel two days before we left I asked how the luggage transfer service works. I was told to bring the bag down on the morning we left and it would ‘be fine’ I double checked and did some research and it seems that it took two days to send the bag to our next destination. So I asked again the day before we left - again no, it will be ok. On the morning we left I dutifully filled out the forms and went downstairs only to be told by the trainee on duty that it takes two days. Long story short we had to go to the transport company office around the corner - turn right out of the hotel, first left and two blocks down on the left. And yes, it does take two days. Accor hotels in general have been taking a slide recently and this will be my last stay at one of them going forward. We were due to come back at the end of the holiday but have cancelled the stay.