Tokyu Stay Tsukiji

This is a nice Japanese business hotel in the heart of Tsukiji. The location can't be beat: walking distance from Ginza and Shiodome, close to the heart of Tokyo. I was a little annoyed to learn that my included breakfast would require me to take a meal ticket to one of three nearby restaurants. But I was wrong to think that way. Hoshino Coffee had very nice simple sets, like toast with butter or sweet anko beans. The cafeteria nearby provided a lot of food. But the star of the show was the sushi restaurant, where for the ¥800 meal ticket (about $5 or €5), I had a delicious raw tuna donburi bowl with miso soup and a drink! What a delightful meal for such a low price. More importantly, this introduced me to the Tsukiji fish market scene, with some of the world's best sushi, sashimi, and other seafood products. Absolutely top-notch, and just steps from this hotel. But it only gets four stars for a couple of reasons. First, when I entered the part of the lobby near the elevator, there was a distinct cigarette smell from the adjoining smoking room. Second, for an "extended stay" of more than two nights, there is no room cleaning service. Rooms are very compact, but that's to be expected at this price point. That said, this is a pretty good deal at an outstanding location.

The rooms are very neat and good standard for the price you pay. Having a washing machine and dryer was the main highlight for me. They do not regularly clean the rooms which I think is great for your privacy. You can request new towels and bin changes throughout your stay as many times as you need though. The location is the main reason I picked this hotel. I wanted to stay near Tsukiji fish market so I could have all the good foods everyday and that I did! The staff are so sweet and helpful and tended to all our requests and always so welcoming every time we passed the lobby. I will definitely be staying here again

Fairly good Location if you want to be near Ginza's high end flagship shopping. Close to a metro (tsujiki) and a theatre (kabuki). There is a vegan komeda not far. And quite a few rated coffee shops. I found the room (double) a bit small but it had a washing machine and Other amenities. Its a Practical place to stay with reasonable costs. Recommended if you prefer no frills. If you want breakfast and a bar there are some much more high end places down the main road.

Nice little hote. MAJOR perk is having a washer inside if you pick the right room. Someone told you pack light because you can wash your clothes anywhere? Its a lie, you'll wake up at 3AM because the entire hotel is washing their clothes. NOT HERE, wash your stuff inside your room! Room is a bit small and typical to a Japanese style hotel. Stations are nearby and convenient as well.

It was a great location to stay in since convenient. it is near many sights but beware, tourists cover the streets around it since of the location. If needing a taxi, walk down a bit to the temple or another area where there is less of an crowd.

Tokyu Stay is top-tier for a reason. The rooms are super clean, there is an in-unit washer/dryer combo (photo included) and very comfortable beds. The convenience to Tsukiji is amazing, and you are a 5 min cab ride from Tokyo station.

Overall a pleasant stay. My first night the pillows reaked of chemicals and they swapped my room the next night. Location is in the heart of tsujiki outer market which is great in the mornings but area is quiet afterwards and it’s still ~10 minute walk to the subway. Rooms are small but ok for 1 person, will be cramped for a couple.

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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.