Hotels near Shibuya Ward, Tokyo

The room was small! But the lobby was incredibly grand, like a relic from the昭和 era, truly aristocratic! The check-in staff provided classic Japanese service – warm and polite! It's a bit of a walk from the subway station, but if you're taking the bus, it's super convenient because the bus stop is right in front of the hotel! My favorite feature was the radio by the bed in the room. The night I checked in, I tuned into a random station that was playing old Japanese songs, and every single one was so good. Listening to those Japanese songs while showering and packing made me feel like I'd traveled back to the昭和 period.

Stayed shortly for only a few hours as I had a flight to catch early in the morning. The bathroom was about the same size as the room itself. Comfortable bed but pillows were too soft. Prime location in Shibuya, out of the way of most of the noise and commotion but only a few minutes walk to the scramble crossing.

Overall, it's a great place and I would recommend it. Pros: 1. It's very close to the subway station, just a two to three-minute walk, which is super convenient if you have a lot of luggage. 2. The front desk staff are all very enthusiastic and friendly, and they speak English. 3. Fresh towels, toothbrushes, and other toiletries are provided daily. 4. The male and female dorms and shower areas are on separate floors. You need a key to enter the female dorm and shower areas, so safety and privacy are well-maintained. Cons: 1. You have to leave the hostel every day from 11 AM to 3 PM, which is quite inconvenient. 2. As with most hostels, a good night's sleep is hard to guarantee. You can hear the sound of luggage being wheeled around from morning till night.

This hostel isn't a capsule hotel, but rather a shared restaurant. I haven't stayed in a hostel in years. This time, traveling alone, I booked this one to give it a try. The location is okay. It's in a quiet neighborhood, not too far from Shibuya and Daikanyama, but not too close either. It's not particularly convenient, though there's a small subway station within walking distance. It's fine for a solo stay, but if you're traveling with elderly parents and children and have a lot of luggage, the location might be a bit out of the way. We booked a dorm room. Each room is about 30 square meters. There are about 10 bunk beds. The room was clean and quiet, but being assigned the upper bunk was quite inconvenient. The only storage locker was at the head of the bed, which was inconvenient for those who didn't want to wear outer pants and had to crawl over to put their belongings at the headboard. The overall environment and the hotel itself were very quiet, but the sleeping area was quite small. Unlike capsule hotels, with so many beds and people in the large open space, it's inevitable that you'll encounter people who come home late and mess around, making a lot of noise. There's also the sound of snoring and sweating... The front desk was often empty... The staff were a nice guy and a younger woman.

The hotel room ok (can open my 24” luggage widely), andthe bed comfortable, it does have elevator but the front door to the receptionist have some stairs but the staff kindly offer to help bring them down/up. I have no complaints, all good. The price a bit pricey but its in shibuya so it is expected. The shibuya train station around 10mins walking, and 1km to hachiko statue, a bit of uphill but its walkable. They offer free and variety of tea bag for you to take.

The hotel is very clean and the staff are nice. We ended up staying in the annex building which isn’t in the main building and can be a bit confusing. If you get lost, good luck because it’s not listed on Google Maps. Other than the room is very standard - limited space with all the necessities. The hotel is good value for the location, but it’s a bit of a walk to the train station and there are many stairs. Overall it was a good stay but I may choose somewhere else next time.

Pros: - It's located in a quiet area, a 5-minute walk from Shibuya, where the action is already happening. - Large room! - Large bed! - Large bathroom, heated mirror, so it doesn't fog up. - Convenient light controls on the panel next to the bed. - Different pillows for comfort. The blanket is super soft and heavy. - They provide a nightgown, slippers, a toothbrush, towels (of course), and pretty good bathroom toiletries. My hair was wonderful after shampooing and conditioning. Cons: - It's clearly old, but it still retains its charm. - Someone's socks were lying under the bed, and the carpet was dusty in some places. - The closet smelled slightly damp (I'm sensitive to odors). - The room's lighting wasn't very bright, with only the table and the nightlight above the bed providing illumination. It was almost completely dark in the evening (which has its charm, but it was a bit awkward to pack my suitcases). - There was one free outlet above the bed; I had a hard time finding the others, and they were all occupied. - There was no outlet in the bathroom (although this makes sense given the old hotel concept. I'm only writing this for those who want to book; it wasn't a problem because there was an outlet next to the mirror in the room). Actually, despite these downsides, I was just writing in more detail for you. Personally, they didn't bother me too much. On my next trip to Tokyo, I think I'll stay at this hotel because the price-quality ratio is justified, and the location is superb, the staff is lovely, and that noirish atmosphere adds a special touch. mood )

I really enjoyed so much at this hotel! So close to everything in shibuya but doesn't feel chaotic at all. The room looks smaller in the photos than it really is. They build the rooms in a very smart way and with 12m room i could open with no problem my 2 suitcases (the room also has a storage place for the suitcases underneath the bad!) The staff was so helpful with everything and they speak English very well. The hotel is also pricey but it was worth it!

It’s a tight fit room but this is Tokyo but it’s clean. No laundry here but I booked knowing that. The Akasaka station is a 9min trek but feels longer with luggage going uphill. So many stairs. The Tameiko-Sanno station is better with an escalator option from exit 12b but yeah still some uphill to the hotel. And it’s humid in Tokyo so it feels hotter! Lots of eating areas especially around Akasaka station. And there’s a 7-eleven next door :)

I am very satisfied with this hostel I chose for my Tokyo trip. The biggest advantage is definitely its proximity to the metro station; it made exploring the city so easy. The rooms and common areas were always spotless. The beds are comfortable, and the Wi-Fi speed is quite satisfying. They also have laundry facilities: it's 300 yen for the washing machine, 100 yen for detergent, and 100 yen for the dryer. It was very convenient!