Ginza Grand Hotel

“Good price for the area”

Didn't know it before but Ginza is a pretty expensive area so the hotel was a pretty good deal. The room booked wasn't too big and space was a bit tight but that was to be expected. The tub/shower combo was nice and that toilet was in a separate room with its own sink so that was nice. Will likely … more

Didn't know it before but Ginza is a pretty expensive area so the hotel was a pretty good deal. The room booked wasn't too big and space was a bit tight but that was to be expected. The tub/shower combo was nice and that toilet was in a separate room with its own sink so that was nice. Will likely splurge a bit more next time my wife and I go to Tokyo and get a bigger room so that it can hold all our luggage without taking up too much floor space (not that we were in our room that often). Oh, and the slippers were good quality compared to other places.

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“Best of both worlds between Shimbashi & Ginza”

Good - 5-10 mins walk from Shimbashi station Many local eateries within walking distance Lawson, Family Mart, 711 within walking distance In between Shimbashi and Ginza, enjoy the best of both worlds Rooms are considered big by Tokyo standards Daily housekeeping Affordable local food at basement o… more

Good - 5-10 mins walk from Shimbashi station Many local eateries within walking distance Lawson, Family Mart, 711 within walking distance In between Shimbashi and Ginza, enjoy the best of both worlds Rooms are considered big by Tokyo standards Daily housekeeping Affordable local food at basement of Shimbashi station & Ginza 9 Not so good - No bottled water provided

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“Superb location”

The hotel is in a perfect location. Very close to the Ginza line subway stop plus the JR lines. It’s a short walk from the glitz and glamour of Ginza’s designer label stores, fashionable restaurants and bars - if that’s your thing - and close to authentic, unpretentious food stalls and restaurants,… more

The hotel is in a perfect location. Very close to the Ginza line subway stop plus the JR lines. It’s a short walk from the glitz and glamour of Ginza’s designer label stores, fashionable restaurants and bars - if that’s your thing - and close to authentic, unpretentious food stalls and restaurants, which is more of what we like. Be aware that some of the rooms are tiny. We had a triple superior room and, for Tokyo, the size was excellent, with a great bathroom. No complaints about our room. Consider paying more for a larger room if a small one is going to be an issue. If breakfast is important to you perhaps consider the restaurant buffet as breakfast cafes were not easy to find. We ended up visiting the Family Mart each day instead for pasties, sushi, yoghurt. We had little to do with reception apart from initial check/in which was fine. Room staff were lovely. We loved our stay here - a great location in a reputable area without a hefty price tag made it perfect for us.

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