Lof Hotel Shimbashi Reviews

With Cantonese speaking staff is a bug benefit of this hotel. 7 minutes walk to the train station is a little bit far in Tokyo.

Very good size room and great location

It was a perfect place to stay, with friendly front desk staff, clean accommodations, close proximity to Shinbashi Station, and great restaurants nearby (especially a Korean restaurant serving samgyeopsal and kimchi stew)!

It was a hotel with a view of Tokyo Tower, but it was a pity that another building was being built next door. However, it was very clean and comfortable. This was my second visit, and I want to visit again next time!!! I recommend it.

Although it has two beds, the space is in line with Japanese customs and is "small" But it was a very comfortable stay, and it was cleaned once every two days. It's a little far away from Shimbashi Station. I will still choose this hotel next time I go to Japan.

Corner twin stay for 3 nights for a family of 3, including Koming. I moved to a room and stayed one night with my child. Thank you for considering the room right next door. It was nice that it was close to Yokohama Disney. There is a convenience store nearby and Tokyo Tower is close by. It feels quiet because it is far from the station. I like the bed. It’s a great sleep bed. I want to use it again next time

The service attitude of the front desk staff is very good. I asked him where to exchange Japanese yen in English. He also answered patiently. You can see the Tokyo Tower from the room and the lounge. The environment is quiet and the sound insulation is very good. You can freely get the facial cleanser and makeup remover you want at the front desk. Such things are very convenient, but the pillow is a bit uncomfortable to sleep on. It would be better to add some hooks in the bathroom.

The location is about 10-15 minutes' walk from Xinqiao Station. It is quite remote. There is a 711 at an intersection after going downstairs. There are no other stores around. It is inconvenient to eat and travel. The air conditioner in the room blows towards the bed. I couldn't stand it so I turned it off. It turned on again after a few minutes. It was a bit creepy. The glass in the bathroom is too small and there is no defog function. You have to find a towel to wipe the mirror after taking a shower and blowing your hair. The wash basin countertop is small, and there are a bunch of big bottles of shampoo and shower gel. . . . Can't these be put on the wall? There is no place to put the toiletries you bring. There is a very small table by the window in the room, which is only enough to put a laptop. It's a bit useless, and there is no place to put the bag. Can't you make a fixed long table by the window or against the wall like other hotels? The chair is still the kind without a backrest, a big square, and it is very inconvenient to move. The pillow is so hard that my hair is numb when I sleep. I had insomnia on the first night. The bed is a large bed made of two single beds. You can clearly feel the raised seam in the middle, which is very uncomfortable. The lights in the room are very dim. I thought the main light was not turned on. After looking around, I found that all the lights that can be turned on were turned on, but it was still very dim. It was okay to open the curtains during the day. The coffee bar on the 12th floor is said to have a view, but I was disappointed when I went up. I couldn’t see anything. I could only see the next building, and the windows were also very high. I don’t know how the comments I saw before were written. In short, compared with so many business hotels I have stayed in before, it gives people a feeling of wanting to be special but failing to do it well. I probably won’t stay here again in the future.

Everything was very good, the service staff was nice and the environment was clean. The only mistake was that I forgot to clean the room the next day.

The location is okay, and the room is a small Japanese room, so we booked two single beds and slept together. The mattresses were good.

It's a little far from the station, but it's so small that it's crowded and bumped into me all the time!

I came to Shimbashi Station, but since it was a bit far away, I had to go back and forth to Onarimon Station. The room is very spacious for a Japanese hotel, but it is a hassle to bring your own amenities and towels. It's good value for money, but I can't strongly recommend it.

The location is good. The space is limited, but it has everything you need. Very cost-effective

The location is good, it's newly opened and very clean. Although the room is small, the bed is big enough. It is enough for two children to stay.