MONday Apart Premium Ginza Shintomicho

Tokyo is small, there is nothing we can do about it. It is suitable for a family to travel and live. The soundproofing is very good, and there is no noise. It is very close to the nearby subway. We walk to Ginza every day to go shopping. It is a little far, but we just take it as a walk. In addition, the bathroom warm water needs to wait for a while, and the hot water is slow. There is a refrigerator and you can buy some food at the convenience store for breakfast the next day. The convenience store downstairs sells vegetables and daily necessities, which is very convenient. It should be noted that the check-out time is 10 o'clock. I didn't know that it was 11 o'clock. As a result, the front desk staff knocked on the door at 10:30 and realized that we remembered the wrong time. However, we had packed our luggage long ago and went downstairs to check out immediately, so there was no additional fee. In addition, the room fee can only be paid by credit card or cash on site. Credit cards do not accept UnionPay. It is recommended that everyone prepare cash payment. Alipay and WeChat are not available.

非常好非常滿意

The front desk was a *****, and she wanted to cheat us out of money and charge us more. Fortunately, my English was better than hers, but she immediately backed off when she saw that my English was better than hers. She discriminated against Chinese passports, but when she saw that my wife and children had foreign passports, she started to bully again. She booked the largest suite, and she charged more per child. After I responded fluently in English and Japanese, she said, "Forget it, go upstairs." The service standard is so low. Chinese people must ask about the policy in advance and don't be fooled.

Cleanliness is very good

The subway is convenient for travel, and there is a washing and drying machine, which is very convenient for tourists to wash clothes. There is a supermarket downstairs for breakfast, and you can make a simple meal in your room. Worth recommending

Basically, it's pretty good. The advantage is that it's in a good location. It's about a 15-20 minute walk from the Ginza shopping area. There's a convenience store downstairs opposite where you can buy basic daily necessities. Compared to the bustling and crowded Ginza, it is relatively quiet here. We recommend the sushi restaurant "Soseki Arata Ginza Soishi Shin" downstairs (on the left). The ingredients are very fresh and need to be reserved in advance. The chef purchases according to the number of people to maximize freshness.