New Hotels in Tokyo

"This hotel is a renovation of an old Ueno hotel, and paying over 1000 yuan to stay here really isn't worth it. At the same time, the APA hotel next door was only around 600 yuan. The hotel's sign is tiny, almost negligible compared to the APA hotel right next door. The room is also extremely small; you can open a 20-inch carry-on suitcase, but anything larger would have to be opened on the bed. The soundproofing is as bad as it used to be in the old Ueno hotel; you can clearly hear doors opening and closing next door."

"The room smelled a little smoky but it wasn’t a strong scent. There were many free amenities like toothbrushes, mouthwash, soap etc + coffee/tea and they provided clean towels daily. The location is like an hour away from areas like Shibuya, but in an easy location if you want to access Tokyo Disney Parks. Overall, it is a good and affordable option. It also was quite clean and has convenient baggage storage. It’s also like 4 min away from the subway."

"I rarely write reviews, but this place was so good I had to! First off, the cleanliness of the room was exceptional. The bathroom was spotless, and I really appreciated being able to adjust the water flow on the showerhead. The large TV in the room offered YouTube, Netflix, and more, which was a great bonus. The amenities were incredibly comprehensive. As stated on their website, you really only need to pack clothes for the next day and your skincare products, making it super convenient for light packers. The night view was stunning, and I could see the sea perfectly from my room. The large windows also made for fantastic photo opportunities. The lobby was incredibly stylish, and the staff seemed highly competent and efficient. The Lawson on the first floor had a much better selection than your average convenience store, so you can definitely stock up on food there. This hotel far exceeded my expectations; it was truly wonderful, and I definitely want to book it again! One night felt far too short – it was that good. If I had to nitpick, the bus frequency might be a bit low. The timetable is on their website, so it's worth checking. The last bus from Disney to the hotel at night is around 9:30 PM, and it can get crowded, so you might not get a seat. The taxi stand was also very busy, so I ended up walking from Disney to the hotel. After a day of fun, a 20-30 minute walk was quite the workout (but it's definitely a walkable distance). Additionally, the morning buses (to Disneyland/Sea and Maihama Station) after check-out can get quite crowded, so if you have a tight schedule afterward, it's best to check out with plenty of time to spare. I'll definitely be back to stay again! ^ ^"

"The room is typical Tokyo business style – compact but clean and well-organized, with a smart layout that allows a full-sized suitcase to open comfortably. The bedding is comfortable, and it comes with an air purifier/humidifier. The AC is quiet, ensuring a peaceful night's sleep. The bathroom has a separate wet and dry area, stable hot water, a smart toilet, and a bathtub, all well-stocked with amenities. The service is excellent, with a 24-hour front desk and efficient check-in/check-out. Public areas include a self-service laundry room and free Wi-Fi. The entire building is non-smoking, which adds to peace of mind. A thoughtful detail is the pillow selection available in the lobby. Downstairs, there are plenty of convenience stores and restaurants, so late-night arrivals don't need to worry about food or drinks. It's also within walking distance of SL Square and Karasumori Shrine, perfect for a pleasant stroll. Overall, this is a top value-for-money choice in the Ginza/Shimbashi area – convenient location, clean and comfortable, with great service. It's suitable for both business and leisure, and I'll definitely choose it again on my next trip to Tokyo."

"Comfy beds, a compact but perfectly adequate room, a wardrobe big enough for good-sized suitcases, a desk for eating or doing your work, and a bathroom with a tub, automatic bidet, and hairdryer, plus air conditioning and a TV. You can't ask for much more for the price. The staff were very pleasant and helpful."

"My stay at Shimbashi Kon Hotel was good overall. The only downside is that the hotel is located in a quiet, tucked-away area, which felt a bit scary at first as a solo traveler. However, the interior is modern and secure, with digital locks for the rooms and even the toilets. Everything was clean and well maintained. I also liked the hot water machine—it was very convenient. The location is actually quite good, about an 8-minute walk from Shimbashi Station. Overall, I had a comfortable and safe stay."

"The room size was just right for one person, and I could fully open my luggage. I particularly liked that the window could be opened for ventilation. However, it's quite a walk from the train station. On the other hand, all the front desk staff were wonderful and very friendly. I'd recommend bringing your own towels and toiletries."

"In addition to its Hibiya location, the service was also first-class. The excellent access to the Kasumigaseki and Toranomon areas made traveling to my business destinations very convenient. The lobby had a high-quality atmosphere, and the hotel's premium feel was evident from the moment I checked in. The guest rooms were spacious and clean, and the amenities were excellent. The comfortable bed was a welcome relief for my tired body. The breakfast was also of high quality, allowing me to properly replenish my energy before work. I would definitely like to use this hotel again for business trips."

"Although small, the place is fully equipped and not far from the subway station. Breakfast includes a coffee machine and microwave, and toiletries are self-service, which is quite nice and caters to Chinese tastes. However, explanations on how to use the facilities would be better. My colleague ate cold food on the first day because she didn't know the microwave could be used to heat it up, and she had some complaints."