Best hotels near Tokyo Shinbashi Station

This is a business hotel away from the hustle and bustle of Kanda Station. It's easy to find from Kanda station, it takes about 7-8 minutes, and it feels a bit far walking in the wind and rain, but it's only a 5-minute walk from Bakurocho. Since Kanda Station is surrounded by a commercial area, it is quite deserted on weekends and there are no places to eat around the hotel. The hotel is small and has only one elevator, so it is a bit crowded in the morning and evening. However, the elevator security is also very strict, because you cannot enter and go upstairs without taking a photo of the hotel room card. The room, bed and bathroom are spacious and clean without any odor. They were very particular about the bedding so the bed was indeed spacious and comfortable. The ceiling light in the room is a fluorescent lamp, which helps keep the room bright. The bathroom has an anti-fog mirror so shaving in the shower is hassle-free. The shower curtain is long and made of sturdy material, so there is no chance that the area around the bathtub will get soaked. The air conditioner is not the latest built-in type, but a household external type, but it is powerful and can be flexibly adjusted. The free breakfast is quite rich, with rice (rice balls, sushi rolls) and several kinds of bread as staples, as well as miso soup, vegetable soup, fruit, salad, side dishes, sausages, yogurt and other delicious dishes to keep you satisfied. There is also a coffee machine on the lobby floor so you can drink coffee anytime, or even take it away, which is much better than the business hotels I usually stay in. #AprilDestinations2025 #JapanTokyo