Ginza Creston Reviews

Excellent view and services

I felt transfixed in time; My room door opened with an actual key. The furnishings and decor, ostentatious but tasteful. I felt like I could have met Humphrey Bogart in the hallway. The hotel had an air of privacy and was peaceful and calm. I also liked the location. I know it was a bit of a nuisance to find, but once you realized exactly where you were in terms of the metro exits, when you walk out of the hotel, you could easily think you’re in the suburbs with your family; away from the hustle & bustle of city life.

++++ Historical great location, scenic magnific night view! My room was up-grated to 36th floor (so very higher than original room-rate!), so I enjoyed Sunday night panorama (partial harbour view!) of central Tokyo. If you have interest in modern TOKYO (around MEIJI- era),you can take a good walking nearby along SUMIDA river.

front desk very good service, house keeping not so good , cos we want four bottle of water for tea, they only give us 2 bottle, and said no more.

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It had the feel of an old luxury hotel, which was actually nice! The view was amazing! It felt old, but it was clean and beautiful!!

The view is great! Convenient transportation, quiet, there are restaurants and convenience stores downstairs!

This is a hotel where many foreigners stay. The building is old, but it is luxurious as it was built during the bubble economy. The front desk is on the first floor, but there is a restaurant on the 32nd floor where you can eat teppanyaki, Japanese food, and Japanese-Western fusion meals, which are very delicious and wonderful. The rooms are located on six floors from the 33rd to the 38th floors, and there is an open atrium in the middle, so you don't have to walk long corridors, and it is a high-rise type hotel. The surrounding scenery and night view are wonderful, and the view varies depending on the location of the room, which is wonderful. This is a hotel that you would want to stay at many times. It would be even more convenient if they had a day use course. The nearest station is Tsukiji Station on the Hibiya Line. It is a quiet lotion away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and this is also wonderful.

The facilities are a bit old, but the scenery is great.

Plumbing The drains don't flow well. I think there should be a drink vending machine in the facility. The staff are all friendly and nice.

The room is spacious, the environment is quiet, and the Japanese food on the 32nd floor is very delicious. It’s not far from Tsukiji Ginza.

Parking is available at the hotel, and the fee seems to be 2,000¥\day. The room is unusually large for a Japanese hotel, and the view is great. The special price is HK$1,200/night, which feels pretty good.

The room is big, but a little old and the breakfast is not ideal. It is far from the subway station, so it is not very convenient to travel. However, the advantage of this hotel is that the interior space is large and there is a place to write.

The hotel is very clean and is a relatively large hotel in Tokyo. You can see the view from the window, which is very good. There is basically no odor in the room, and the disposable items are also updated. It is within walking distance of the subway, about 10 minutes away. The only drawback is that there are not many restaurants around, and it is relatively deserted at night. If you want to experience nightlife, you may have to go somewhere else.