Hotels in Tokio nahe Sony Building

This was my first time in Japan, but I heard about the hotels beforehand. The rooms are small because you are in an overpopulated city, so if you manage your expectations it is really very pleasant. The hotel was clean and each floor and your room are secured by access card. Staff was very friendly and accomodating as well. You are a short walk from 2 subway lines, the imperial palace, hibiya park, and Tokyo's version of Times Square. Overall, I enjoyed it and if I go back I will strongly consider staying there again.

Die zentrale Lage an der geschäftigen Ginza und trotzdem nächtliche Ruhe sind zusammen ein unschlagbares Argument

In einer Technologie orientierten Stadt wie Tokio erwarte ich eigentlich wireless LAN im Hotel und nicht nur zwei Computer mit freiem Internet Zugang in der Lobby sowie DSL Anschlüsse auf den Zimmern

Zentrale, aber ruhige Lage

etwas kleine Zimmer, sehr teure Hotelbar

Location

For the money you pay, this hotel gets you the best location and the best location and the best location. Everything Ginza can offer is within walking distance from this hotel. Close to all sort of transportations. Very good for business. It's less desirable if you have kids traveling together due to limited some of the hotel room. Famous ramen 一風堂 is right across the street.

Small hotel room really makes all the facility become less comfortable when using. So if you have kids, it's going to be a bit challenging. Counter staffs are not all good enough on English. So get back in couple hours if you don't like the staff you encounter.

Great Hotel and great localization. The room was perfect.

not only was the imperial hotel a quietly luxurious place to stay with wonderful service, staying there felt like being part of history. i believe that the original hotel was designed by frank lloyd wright and though the original is no longer standing, pieces from the destroyed hotel have been incorporated into the current lobby. it seems that an effort has been made to retain the frank lloyd wright feeling in the remake of the building. overall, a very nice experience.

location was easy to walk from for transportation around the city attractions

no pool

Only the fact that we had Japan Hato tours that did a pickup from this hotel location and there were a few folks at the information center that were nice and very helpful

The room was awful - 1. Shower curtain was dirty and had hair on it from god know how many previous travelers!! I asked the manager to change it and they did not execute it well, they forgot! When I asked again they replaced it but only this time they put the shower curtain inside out...Japanese attitude is supposed to be all clean and perfect and this was definitely not it! 2. We were offered free breakfast due to the shower curtain situation which was a nice gesture, but honestly the breakfast was not so great 3. The room was really really small and the 3rd bed that we got was broken.. We paid like $250 a night or so and this was so not worth anything penny, will not recommend it anyone.

Die Lage des Hotels war für unseren 5-Tages Aufenthalt ausgezeichnet. Das Zimmer und Bad ausreichend gross und sehr sauber.

Top Lage, sehr freundlich und hilfsbereites Personal, Einrichtungen sehr modern.

Zimmer sind klein (ist aber in Tokyo, vorallem in der Gegend, üblich)

Very clean, great bathroom facilities, conveniently located above a Lawson. It also felt very secure, and the staff spoke good English, were helpful and well organized.

The proximity to Shimabshi station and to Ginza shopping and business district is phantastic: walking distance. For Tokyo, the price is very attractiv. Room size small when compared with international standards, but quite large for Japanese standards. Free (high-speed) internet access.

The lobby is on the second floor, and thera are no chairs for waiting (just a hard bench). The breakfast was not included in the price, and is terribly expensive. (But there is a food store just around the corner to buy your yoghurt...) Early check-in after overseas flight was not possible.

Room size

I like the fact that there is enough room to open a suit case and still have room to walk around it!!! Most small to medium size hotels in Tokyo are so small that you can only go to bath and sleep. Ginza Monterey offered a little more room so you can work on your computer and feel comfortable.

If you want to see all over the city by metro otel is the best one

I stay here quite often on trips to Tokyo, and although it's not as fancy as its non-Annex neighbour, the staff is always courteous and welcoming, the rooms spotless, and the location absolutely cannot be beat, especially for the price. The rooms are small by U.S. standards but larger than many other Tokyo-area hotels. In-room (wired) internet is fast and the hot water kettle is a great touch.

Despite the weak dollar, the price per night was reasonable for a hotel in Tokyo. The central location made it easy to get to the train station, walk to the Ginza. I was pleased to be greeted by an English speaking staff member. The room was well appointed and clean. The restaurant was okay, but their were good ones nearby. The fitness center required going outside to an adjoining building.

Staff were extremely helpful and courteous.

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Great location very close to main shopping area in Ginza.

Room on the small side.

The room was small but clean and well-appointed. I don't know about the necessity of including a pants press and a dehumidifier in a room barely big enough for two people and a bed but I'm sure they know their own audience. Breakfast was simple Japanese standard. Staff was very good and attentive.

Air condition was not powerful enough and the windows were locked. The room was very stuffy.

The trains go by and when it is cold outside the rails contract and they become very noisy. Otherwise the location is perfect and it is very comfortable and spacious.

The noise from the trains close by.

This was a top notch hotel. The rooms were large and very comfortable by Tokyo standards. The staff was very good at what they do and speak great English. The location of this hotel was wonderful from my point of view. While it was for sure in a business area it was a 5 min walk #40or less#41 to Tokyo station which makes it great. The Shinkansen and the Narita stop in Tokyo station which makes for a quick trip to the hotel. If you want they will great you at your train and walk you back. The restaurant was typical of most high end hotels with good food well done but not a value in any way. In the end there are tons of nice inexpensive places within 10 min walk that cater to the worker in the area if you are looking for a little less costly fair. While they can set up tours and the like for you my single experience with that a tour of the fish market left a lot to desired. It way have just been a bad day or a bad guide so I have no idea it others will have better luck. My ro...

Was a little pricy for the room, but still clean and comfortable.

Clean Pretty quiet Good location Front desk staff seemed nice Comfy bed

SO TINY -- I stayed in a lot of tiny rooms across Japan, Asia, and NYC -- I think this is the smallest. For me and my wife, we were traveling with carry-ons only and had trouble figuring out where to put them. It was definitely expensive for what it was. AirBNB we stayed in for our first couple nights in Japan was a way better value.