Tokyu Stay Tsukiji

The hotel is right near the Tsukiji market and has a very|good connection for buses and metro. Nearby several|convenience stores. The room is spacious and clean, and|equipped with even more that we needed. Toiletries,|vending machine, smoking room and complimentary|coffee/tea 24hrs available on the ground floor. In the|room there is a washing machine (after washing it even|dries your clothes). I have to mention the well-known|heated seat toilet/bidet facility as well:)|||The reception staff is very friendly and welcoming, they|also advertised their culture, which I find exceptional.|We booked a room with breakfast- which wasn't|necessary, because there were several shops, small|restaurants around- but anyway they gave us youchers|for every morning which we could have used in different|places (mostly japanese style breakfast)|||You can choose to have only towels changed or towel|and garbage change, and it is perfectly enough regarding|the spotless cleanliness all around in the hotel.

Tokyu Stay Tsukiji: Compact Comfort and Culinary Convenience Tokyu Stay Tsukiji offers a fantastic base for exploring Tokyo, especially if you're a foodie eager to dive into the legendary Tsukiji Outer Market. While the rooms are undeniably small, they are impeccably clean and surprisingly well-equipped. The inclusion of a kettle, microwave, fridge, and most importantly, a washing machine with detergent, is a game-changer for travelers looking to pack light and refresh their wardrobe after a day of sightseeing. Location is a major selling point. Just a 400-meter stroll to the subway provides easy access to the rest of the city, and the proximity to the Tsukiji Outer Market (literally 30 steps away!) is unbeatable. You'll be spoiled for choice with the sheer variety of delicious food options available right outside your door. Just be prepared to loosen your purse strings! Another welcome perk is the free coffee, perfect for a quick pick-me-up before heading out for the day. In summary: Tokyu Stay Tsukiji prioritizes functionality and location over spaciousness. If you're looking for a clean, convenient, and well-equipped base in the heart of Tokyo's culinary scene, this hotel is a solid choice. Just be prepared for cozy quarters and bring your appetite (and your wallet!) for the amazing food all around. Disclaimer: This review was composed with the assistance of a large language model (LLM), but the main information and personal experiences were provided by me.

This is a great hotel with perfect location close to the famous Tsukiji outer market. It is not too far from Ginza as well. The room is in typical size as you can imagine. There is two in one washing machine in the room which is so helpful. The staff is just amazing. When I checked in at night, my luggage stored there had been sent to my room already.

For the people who care about the laundry in unit. Please note that using the normal dryer setting damaged my clothes. It works by heating up the metal and spinning. It's not the best machine. Also the delicate dryer setting takes 2 hours and does a terrible job. Would recommend air drying. Counter was nice. Room service for trash and towels everyday was great. Location is good. 10 min walk to train.

A decent hotel, perfect for a busy vacation in Tokyo! The rooms are definitely small, but that’s a given for Tokyo. Everything was clean and comfortable and the staff were very kind. Theres optional breakfast and extra toiletries. Location is amazing - you step out the front door and are IN the Tsukiji fish market!

The only good points about this hotel are its location close to the subway and downtown Tokyo, and the rooms that are well equipped. But this does not offset major drawbacks: - when you book online, you have the option to book a breakfast. In reality, upon check-in, you will be handed vouchers to spend in nearby crappy restaurants such as a foodcourt that smells bad and offers only Japanese breakfasts. We managed to return the coupons and get the money back but we had to negotiate hard and get the manager involved. Quite a ridiculous and dishonnest system. - If you arrive before check-in time, your luggage will be stored in the lobby. You have to trust the front desk clerk will always be behind his counter (picture attached of the accumulation of luggage in the lobby). Not very elegant or secure! - Rooms are poorly isolated and housekeeping leaves to desire. In a nutshell, there are better places for the rate we paid.

I had a great experience staying here for the Marathon. It was in a great location adjacent to the Tsukiji market, close to two subway lines and a block from a bus stop. It was easy for me to get around Tokyo and to/from Big Sight for the expo. Rooms were small but well-equipped and very clean. Some complain about smells or cigarette smoke - the only place I smelled it was the downstairs elevator lobby. It’s a small area adjacent to the smoking lounge - kind of expected that the smell would seep out of the lounge. Otherwise I didn’t smell smoke anywhere else. Staff were always friendly and I never had issues asking for help, directions or holding my bags. I would stay here again.

Our four-night stay in the residential room exceeded expectations. Surprisingly spacious—the largest accommodation of our entire trip—with practical amenities that made all the difference. The in-room washer and dryer proved invaluable midway through our travels, while the mini-kitchen setup (fridge, kettle, and induction cooker) offered welcome flexibility. There’s also a trouser press in the room though we recommend just trying to borrow an iron as it doesn’t work great. This place is located right beside Tsukiji market, though we specifically chose it for its walking distance to Ginza's shops and restaurants. Despite the market's bustling crowds, the hotel maintains a peaceful entrance—you'll never struggle to access the property. Special mention to the front desk staff who efficiently arranged our luggage shipping to the airport via Yamato. Their genuine helpfulness and professionalism elevated our experience. Perfect for travelers who appreciate practical luxury and an excellent location without unnecessary fuss.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

We chose Tokyu Stay for our first night in Japan. The travel time to get in from Narita airport was over 90 minutes via the Keisei line. Weary from our travel upon arrival, the amenities and service offered was much appreciated. This chain focuses on convenience as all their rooms have a complementary in unit washer/dryer (with laundry detergent), a mini kitchenette complete with mini fridge, microwave and small sink. The rooms are smaller than your typical western style rooms but again they have everything you need and they offer the small details like hair ties and q-tips. In almost every major hotel chain in Japan, robes are in your room along with a set of in-room slippers. Foreigner or local, the service is unmatched. Staff is courteous and they will go the extra mile to assist you. On our first night, we had a timed reservation for teamLab Planets. We don't speak Japanese yet we managed with Google translate. The staff on shift that evening spoke limited English however they intuitively went out of their way to assist us with coordinating taxi service to help us make it there on time using Google translate. Their going the extra mile was simply amazing and it made our stay unforgettable. This hotel is strategically placed within several major bus and train stops. If you are comfortable using the public transport system, the Tokyu stay hotels put you right in the middle of all the public transport action. Convenience stores aka kombinis, i.e. Lawson's and a 7-11, were less than 5 minutes from the hotel. The Tsukiji Fish Market is bustling during the daytime and if you're looking for fresh sushi, Sushizanmai Honten is less than a block away. The sushi was incredible! The cost of our room was pricey which can be said for any hotel in the Tokyo metropolis. If you're here for a day or two and can fit it into your budget, I would highly recommend the Tokyu Stay hotel chain.

Wow - blown away by the fact that my hotel room here has both a microwave and a washer/dryer (as well as the typical fridge and hot water boiler). Talk about handy! And with the Tsukiji market right around the corner, you can grab some fruit, eel skewers, or whatever grabs your interest...and live sorta like a local. Typical small hotel room in Japan, but reasonably comfy bed and quite clean. Works for me. Breakfast coupon is for the Jonathan's restaurant in the corner.

Location is perfect for Tsukiji Market. The room had a washer/dryer so it was convenient. But the room rate is higher than we wanted to pay per night, so we stayed there for a couple of nights only.