Henn na Hotel Tokyo Ginza

A nice hotel just outside the Ginza area. The rooms are quite small but you'll probably just use them for sleeping. The hotel is definitely clean and comfortable. The breakfast is just fine and the subway station is just around the corner. So, perfect place if you're in Tokyo. The only problem is that the bed is so hard and 2 small pillows. Recommended to go get a break around 6-7am. After that, you couldn't find a seat, and a lot of people lined up

Really liked this hotel. Great location for exploring the city using metro. Good value - we paid less than €100/night. Room and bathroom very compact but had everything we needed, v comfortable. A window that opens and heated toilet seat were a bonus! Breakfast included was excellent too.

Fantastic staff and super helpful. Very clean and quiet hotel in Ginza. 10 min walking from the “center” of shopping district. Quiet and very well equipped. Breakfast is light but enough to start the day. Evening bar is a self served cocktail buffet- which is good - I guess if u want to get a few shots for the evening… Coffee tea and iced coffee (and water of course) is available throughout the day. Very clean⭕️

We really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. The rooms are on the smaller side, but thoughtfully designed with everything you need. The included breakfast was excellent, and we appreciated the added touches like afternoon tea snacks and cocktails available until 10 p.m.

Amazing hotel. Very unique in its own way, if you don't like the self-help front desk there is always an option to call for staff. Rooms are spacious enough for Tokyo standards. Staff are friendly, location is amazing and prices are fair. Would stay here again

Average is the best I can do. I would have given it only 2 stars but it's my fault for not understanding to what lengths the hotel puts emphasis on being environmentally friendly. That's fine, of course, it's just not for this 70+ year old traveler. ||I don't think any of their rooms are sized for 3 "westerners". I feel safe saying that because we had 3 different rooms. When we booked our trip we decided to start and end in Tokyo and stick with the same hotel instead of switching (the 3rd room is because certain items in the 2nd room weren't working and we were allowed to switch). There are no dressers in the rooms so we were literally living out of our suitcases.||The air conditioning will not activate until you put your room key in a slot by the door. In July's heat, that was *very* inconvenient, because the room was musty when we first walked in and we had to wait a long time for it to get comfortable. Again, I understand they want to be environmentally friendly, I just wasn't ready for more heat after coming out of the heat.||A free "breakfast" is included with your rate, but it's truly the barest of fares with cereals, breads & some pastries, milk, iced coffee and juices, yogurt and some fruit. The eating area has only 2 tables with about 10 small stools (no chairs) and a bar wall line with about 8 tall stools. ||There isn't a real lobby. Instead, there's an automated check-in/check out area "hosted" by "real" automatons. Just be aware, they move and talk, which can be a little frightening if you're not prepared. If you need to talk to a living being, there is a staff phone available, though it's next to the eating area and not at the front desk.||On the plus side, the staff is very friendly and speak some English, still, it might be helpful to get the Google Translate app on your phone to use in a pinch. Other pluses include free wifi, a laundromat on site (fee), a vacuum seal machine for any oversized souvenirs you might want to bring home (fee), Yamato transport services if you want to forward your luggage to your next hotel, and ample supplies (toothbrushes with toothpaste, wash cloths, razors and robes) available in front of the elevator to take up to your room.||Another big advantage is the hotel's location literally next to a grocery store with 2 big 7/11-type stores within walking distance, all staying open until 11pm, so if you're feeling peckish you can buy an inexpensive treat, heat it up in the hotel's microwave and enjoy it in your room.||I'm sure the austerity of Henn na will satisfy like minded clientele, and as much as I like the staff, I'll look for a different hotel if I visit Tokyo again.

Great value! Clean, quiet but close to subway stations. Minimal services but everything, great including simple check-in procedures, self storage of luggage, availability of staff in case there’s questions. So, all good!

Small room (as expected in Tokyo). Like the breakfast (variety of options including fruits), and night bar (variety of liquors, self-served/made your own drinks). Likes to luggage lockers/storage on day of arrival and leaving. Relatively close to train and bus stops.