Hotels in Ebisu, Tokyo

Seems like mostly local people from Asia and Japan. Not really for western tourists IMHO. It’s very quiet and respectful. You need to be self sufficient as there is no service. This is really important. It’s not a place for excited tourists with big expectations, excitement, entitlement and a lot of questions and needing help. No helping with translations, suggestions, or reservations. As English is also very limited. It’s not that kind of hotel. You should be tech savvy with the self check in and out kiosk process. Rooms are tiny and little claustrophobic so you should be a small person and not large. Don’t think you will necessarily get a room with all those windows in pics you’ve seen. Most rooms have 1 window like mine. You cannot make requests for floor preference or corner room or anything. You get what you get based on what room the kiosk assigns when you check in. You can not ask to change a room if you don’t like it. The luck of the draw. Rooms are really tiny and better for 1 person. We are a couple…one person has to climb over the bed to get off because there is no space and the mattress is up against the wall. We had to take turns in the morning to get ready. The other had to go to the lobby and wait. Toilet area is small and separate from small shower stall. There are no plug outlets for charging in the lobby. You only get 4 hangers in the room, that’s it, don’t ask for more. There are only 2 hooks where you hang the 4 hangers. Nowhere else to hang more than 1 wet towel or anything else. All your clothes and things end up in a high pile wherever you can put it. It’s very bare minimum. NO PLACE TO STORE LUGGAGE AFTER CHECK OUT so you’ve been warned. Go elsewhere as every other hotel does if you need it. Our next hotel was a similar rate that was 50% bigger that stored luggage both before and after our stay.

The details of the hotel are really good. There are various toiletries that you can pick up at the front desk, even hand cream, and free drinks. The bathroom is separated from wet and dry. The only drawback is that the room is a bit small.

The fascinating one-bedroom flat is located in one of the most chic districts of Tokyo, Hiroo. Hiroo is well known as a hi-end hipster spot to explore in the heart of Tokyo. Bunches of fancy diners, cafes, bakeries and boutique shops are easily found in walking distance in this lovely neighborhood.5 mins to Hiroo station and 12 mins to Ebisu station on foot brings great convenience to access any corner of great Tokyo. Hibiya and Yamamote lines are reachable to explore every hot spot in Tokyo from our stylish flat Real Life HIROO.

Great location near the main Ginza junction and Ginza metro station. Hotel is easy to locate, next to Ginza Six mall. Plenty of restaurants, combinis and drugstores nearby - everything needed for a Tokyo trip! Room is standard size for city hotels in Japan, we were able to fully open our 2 big luggages during our stay. All basic amenities were provided. Check-in and check-out was hassle free and they allowed us to store our luggages before check-in and after check-out. There is a lounge at the lobby with free coffee and tea provided. Didn’t like the bed and pillow but wifey was fine with both. Overall, it matches the price paid.

They gave us a smoking room and when we requested to change room , the staff at check in was very unhappy and asked us to contact our booking agent. She could not help as hotel was full . Even we turned on air cleaner and high speed air conditioning, the room was still smelling . We could only stayed in the room just to sleep as no other choice !

Great hotel close to stations and very walkable area with places to eat. Def recommend. A few things to note is that check in desk does close for the night. Other than that i dont see many flaws, rooms are spacious with nice views.

Very convenient location, friendly staff, comfortable abd quiet, thoughtfully designed rooms. Strangely, although my room was cleaned, the toilet wasn't on 2 days, seems like the room attendant didn't pay enough attention. Room 824, January 14-17.

Hotel is located right in the middle of the Ginza area. There’s convenient stores right outside the hotel, and many shops and restaurants within just a 5 minute walk. Ginza metro station with direct links to rest of Tokyo is just a 10 minute walk away. The hotel rooms are spotlessly clean, although small - but manageable even for couples. The daily room make up service is a little lacking, and you need to collect room amenities from reception which is a little inconvenient.

Really glad to choose this hotel as the airport limousine service stopped right in front of the hotel which also means my return trip to the airport is as seamless. The staff is friendly and polite. You can also replenish your toiletries if U wish and is very convenient to go to shinbashi train station or Ginza station. Room size is ok for 2 pax (cannot go for 3 as there may not be space for luggage).Would not hesitate to stay again next time I visit Japan.

Staff offered assistance the very moment the taxi door was opened. Warm reception and staff escorted me to my room and explained the amenities in detail. Tried three breakfast options. All good. Almost all staff were pleasant and spoke good English. Location was great as Metro station was just round the corner. View was splendid and I walked at the park for a while after breakfast every day. Only that the hotel was a bit worn out with small holes in bed sheets and a tiny spot of toothpaste was found near the sink. Overall it was a very enjoyable stay.