Ginza Grand Hotel

First the awesome: the location is really good, a fun and pleasantly vibrant (maybe gritty) corner of Ginza, with Shimbashi station very nearby and just around the corner from all the shops and sights of the district. There is a convenience store downstairs and, unusually, a stock of bathroom amenities in the reception so you can just help yourself. The staff were really helpful, professional and discreet. As for the rooms, bathrooms and the condition of the building, they’re fine - not the most luxurious or up-to-date, but our rate was set accordingly so we knew what to expect. If you’re after a decent and comfortable but not swanky hotel in a perfect area to explore Tokyo, and not too bothered by having a smart TV or a modern bathroom, this is a good option.

Ginza Hotel was okay. Everything that was written in the description, everything was fulfilled. Room is very small, but the location is great. Hotel is pretty old, you can notice that in the room: carpet, doors, furniture... But it was clean. The toilet is actually normal - normal size and clean too. The stuff from the hotel was nice, they speak English and they offer you a lot of “assets” on the reception table. You can take extra free cremes, teas, and some other stuff. There is a Family Mart in the hotel building that works 24h.

Hotel is in such a great spot that is so close to the Shimbashi Metro Train Station, literally 1-2 minute walk away. If anyone did the research, the Shimbashi/Ginza station is the BEST station to connect directly to Hibiya Line, M line, JE JRline(Disneyland) which will bring you to all the main must do tourist attraction area such as Shinjuku, Shibuya, Asakusa, Tsukiji, Ueno, Akihabara, Toyosu. Rooms were smaller but I definitely think the perk is on an easier ride wherever I go. There is a FamilyMart & Seven11 convenience store just right downstairs and opposite of the hotel. Staff were really friendly and helpful. Would recommend as I think for this price range, most rooms in all the hotel are still around the same size. (The only downside is that if you are vigilant enough to pay attention to your surroundings, only have to beware of the nightlife solicitations around the area as they have Pim* standing around at intersections at traffic lights to guard. To the hotel, you have to take care of your Level 1 Lobby as those ladies do walk into the hotel lobby which I think it’s not a great image for the hotel.)

Let's start with the good parts. The location is great. The staff is absolutely wonderful! Super friendly and helpful. The food is tasty. There is a convenience store and ATM on site and it is open 24 hours. The lounge is a great place to relax with free drinks! The bad? The beds are super uncomfortable. Imagine sleeping on a picnic table, and you've got a good idea. Everything else is amazing.

I expected a quiet old, dilapidated room from reading the review, but it didn’t turned out to be that way, thankfully. We did get a 3 person room so it is bigger than usual. Spacious enough to fit all of our luggage too. The bed is comfortable, the sofa was not. Bathroom is also quite old but it was sufficient enough. Location was wonderful though. Right at Ginza but there is a lot of bars around the area. So a lot of hostess roaming around. But the Family Mart right at the ground floor was amazing. They also have lounge that you can access with your keycard. It is right next to the check in counter. Free drinks from the vending machine. Don’t bother with breakfast though. Not that worth it. (Least the Japanese section, we didn’t get to try the Western side). But for dinner, the shabu-shabu restaurant is good. They specialised in pork shabu-shabu and the soup is very good. If you want to get sauce, get the ponzu sauce. Much suited for the dish compared to the sesame.

Booking this hotel was easy through Trip.Pros: location is amazing. The staff were knowledgeable and helpful.Cons: the hotel is quite dated and could use with a major facelift on the inside. I didn't realise I had booked a smoking room (my fault) so the smell of the entire floor was unpleasant. The elevator makes a mandatory stop at reception on the 2nd floor no matter up or down which was a pain. The view (for those that care) is non existent. You are staring at metal structural supports to the building.Overall would book again given the location now that I know what to expect.

Overall, I had a really good experience at this hotel. The room was tidy and spacious, with a comfy bed and good amenities. The staff were polite and always ready to help. I appreciated the daily housekeeping and smooth check-in process. Would recommend for anyone looking for a relaxing stay.

Recommend! Stayed here for a single night but it was my second time staying here. Good location for traveling and shopping. Room is a bit small but if you travel alone or as a couple, it will not be a problem. For 🇰🇷, some people at reception can speak 🇰🇷 well.

This hotel is useful. Almost all staff speak English, and Concierge 's Marcello can speak Italian, Spanish, French as well as English. Many hotels in this area are expensive. However, this hotel is relatively reasonable and the staff are always smiling. There are Chinese restaurants, convenience stores, cosmetics shop and so on at the hotel. You can go for a walk from the hotel to Hibiya Park. Ten minutes by taxi to the Imperial Palace. The hotel is located in the south of the Ginza area where many luxury shops are located. I stayed for 2 nights, the room is not wide , but I would like to stay at this hotel again. 新橋駅近くの、コストパフォーマンスの高いホテル。 スタッフは全員とても礼儀正しく、マッサージの栗田さん、コンシェルジュのマルチェロさん、クリーニングスタッフも皆感じが良い。

Clean, within Ginza district, small: two twin beds allowed for a single chair and a small, 16 inch by 16 inch low table. But reasonable for the price, and when we asked for extra pillows they came within five minutes. Good water pressure in the shower, and close to a major metro station. Decent value for price and the location.