Daiwa Roynet Hotel Ginza PREMIER

Just a 15 min walk from Tokyo Station makes the hotel a perfect base for exploring Tokyo and doing day trips. Is just a couple of steps from a metro station and 5 min walk from Ginza station. The hotel is a little bit dated but will go into remodeling in Feb 2026. There is very limited space for luggages in the standard room. There are also few places to hang clothes or towels. The bed is comfortable and 2 types of pillows and the rain shower is also a big plus for me.

We had a two night stay at the Daiwa Roynet Hotel Ginza Premier in Tokyo and I really loved this location. I would definitely stay at this hotel again when visiting Tokyo as I the location was so good. Right near fantastic shopping, a Lawson store for convenience, main train line, many wonderful restaurants, bars and night life and this area felt safe! Our room was well appointed and clean, and if you check in early or check out late your suitcases can be safely stored in the reception area. Our hotel room had its own well appointed bathroom, toiletries, room safe, TV, fridge and closet. Breakfast in the restaurant was also good with a large selection of food to choose from. For a great and safe part of Tokyo to stay in I would highly recommend the location of the Daiwa Roynet Hotel Ginza.

this hotel provides lotion, face wash, face wash via the lobby take what you want system. On 24th Oct 10:12pm. we are a group of 8paxs and we went to the lobby level 4 to take the complimentary face cream, body lotion and face wash. as we experienced very dry skin due to the cold dry weather and was staying for 3night at this hotel and doing long trip outside, I decided to take a fair more bit to last throughout my outdoor trip and during the stay to keep my skin from cracking. One plump dark face front desk man was on duty that night and he was doing the replenishment of the items. but the moment we went to the table to start to search for items, he went away and stand at the counter and stop replenish anything suddenly and we left with limited choice of stuffs. At 1st I was thinking he is just giving us some space by not standing there. but when I slightly look into his direction, he was there looking at us and gave a very unhappy face and somewhat u can tell immediately that he seems to be looking down on us because of his obvious attitude face showing. (no greet, no smile when I pretend to make eye contact with him). the moment we went off, when I turn my head to look back, I saw him quickly went into the room and he start taking out more other new stuffs to replenish again. why does he have to do that when the rules for replenishment of items are that you have to go at the lobby and take as much as what you want and need as such amenities, it is not provided in the room. we paid for this hotel and end up having someone from front desk looking down on us. Sad to said, that guy on duty that night ruined the hotel standards and reviews. Only the room cleaning service was the best I felt throughout...those cleaning lady was so polite and nice. that was my only compliment throughout the stay.

The hotel is well-located, close to Tokyo station and within walking distance of the metro line. There is a handy shop opposite the hotel and the upscale stores of Ginza are nearby. ||Our room was small and we struggled to fit our suitcases in it. The shower had good pressure and the air con worked well. The toiletries were nice too. It was quiet for us overnight. ||Service was fine. It felt a little frantic checking in but we had no other issues. ||Breakfast was limited, particularly in terms of western options, but it was tasty enough. More variety from day to day would have been better. ||We didn’t eat in the hotel restaurant so we can’t comment on that. We enjoyed an evening drink at the bar. ||Overall it felt like decent enough value, if on the small side. Nothing stands out as poor or exceptional.

I traveled from Bangkok, Thailand, and arrived at Narita on the morning of Nov 5th at around 7:00 AM. I took the Airport bus to the Hotel when I got off the bus, I forgot my backpack, which contained valuables and important information for my work. I contacted the lost & found section and left my contact info. with the hotel receptionist, who is on duty between 11:00 AM and 12:00 PM. She was a woman with short hair, standing at the counter on the left. She spoke good English and was very helpful. I was eventually contacted by the limousine bus company and my belongings were returned. I am very grateful and thank her and the other male staff for their attentive service.Please pass on my thanks to the staff and the hotel.

This hotel was the perfect choice for my business trip. The location was extremely convenient for my meetings, and the check-in process was swift and efficient. My room was clean, quiet, and well-equipped with a comfortable desk and a reliable, fast Wi-Fi connection, which made working easy. The staff were professional and helpful throughout my stay. I would not hesitate to recommend this hotel to other business travelers and will certainly stay here again on my next visit.

Very happy with this hotel. Its well priced. Very clean and in a prime upper class location away from the craziness like other crowded areas outside of Ginza. The train station is nearby so its easy to get around, plenty of food options and has a car stacker if you want to hire a car. Would recommend this hotel again.

Stayed at Daiwa Roynet Ginza Premier, honestly felt like a low-cost version of a “premium” hotel. Room was small and a bit dark, and the tv only had Japanese channels. No Netflix, no YouTube… just paid movies 😂. So many things felt like add-ons, which doesn’t match the price at all. Breakfast also uses coupons, and when I lost mine they couldn’t retrieve it, so I basically paid for nothing. Only good part: the location in Ginza is super convenient.