10 best hotels in Ginza









- Free Wi-Fi
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Massage
- Luggage storage
- Laundry
- Taxi service
- Secondary lock on window
- Non-smoking rooms
Excellent
475 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Car park
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurant
- Massage
- Kitchen
- Luggage storage
- Breakfast
Excellent
1338 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Car park
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurant
- Massage
- Family room
- Luggage storage
- Breakfast
Excellent
9903 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Car park
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurant
- Luggage storage
- Breakfast
- Laundry
- Taxi service
Very good
2953 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Spa
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Fitness center
- Restaurant
- Kitchen
- Luggage storage
- Breakfast
Excellent
11342 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Massage
- Luggage storage
- Contactless check-in/out
- Laundry
- Elevator
- Daily disinfection in all rooms
- Heating
Very good
3476 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurant
- Massage
- Luggage storage
- Breakfast
- Laundry
- Secondary lock on window
Excellent
1773 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurant
- Massage
- Luggage storage
- Breakfast
- Business center
- Laundry
Very good
1889 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Car park
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Fitness center
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Massage
- Luggage storage
Excellent
12016 reviews









- Free Wi-Fi
- Car park
- Front desk [24-hour]
- Restaurant
- Luggage storage
- Balcony/Terrace
- Garden
- Breakfast
Excellent
6632 reviews
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Ginza hotels & accommodations

My experience with this hotel is excellent. Fast check in and check out. I booked thru Agoda. T"he location of the hotel is accessible to everything- shopping and eating, subway station (ginza itchome entrance and exit) infront of the hotel, while ginza sta and ginza higashi are a few blocks away from the hotel, There's no dull momemt at ginza. The hotel is new, For ...

We really enjoyed our stay at this Hotel. It was well located in Ginza and quiet enough while being close to the happening areas. We very much enjoyed the provided amenities such as toiletries and the super informative tablet with local tourist information. One complaint is that there was hair on the bathroom floor upon first arriving. Coming from the US, this isn't a ...

We were traveling for our honeymoon and wanted something nice but not too expensive. Even though it may be pricier than some other hotels, you pay for the awesome location (sheltered all the way to Shimbashi station, and connected to Ginza station. And just one stop away from Tokyo station). The guest relations staff were really helpful in making reservations for us an...

The room is very spacious, clean, quiet and new. It is conveniently located 2 mins walk to the nearest (H11) Hatchobori Metro station. Transfer from Narita Airport is a brisk via Airport bus for 1000 yen (1hr) to/from Ginza station. Travelling time from the H11 to Ginza is about 15 mins. There is an elevator at C6 (next to Starbucks) at Ginza station for those who carr...

Cannot stay in any other ginza hotel. We have been truly spoiled by the best amenities and stellar location. Mitsui garden hotel is new and rooms are efficiently planned out. Rooms are little small, but hey this is tokyo. Location is top notch. Higashi ginza exit A1 is right in front. Ippudo and a fabulous "eat standing up" steak house is just on the other side of ...

I enjoyed my stay at the Mitsui Garden Ginza hotel tremendously because the hotel is very comfortable and it's very new. The hotel is very close to the Shimbashi station so you can travel via the Ginza, Hibiya, and JR Line. There are also many shops and restaurants nearby so you won't be lonely. I look forward to my next business trip so I can stay there again.

I enjoyed staying in Sunroute Ginza. It’s actually located walking distance from Tokyo Station and close to Ginza Main Street Ginza 1. Clean toilets,comfortable bed. Toiletries from Shiseido . However , there isn’t much TV channel for me to watch and most channel you’ve got to pay. Rooms are small but it’s normal in Japan. Internet WiFi connection is good and I never ...

We took the Narita Express Train from Narita airport, we got off, after 60 minutes, at the central train station ("TOKYO") and we took the Yamanote line for two stops to the Shimbashi Station. The Shimbashi Station is a 3-5 minute walk from the hotel (it seemes there is a slower train - "rapid" - too that runs directly from the airport to the Shimabashi station). Just ...

We have wonderful time at Ginza, hotel has great location, next to great, reasonable Ramen Noodle, small boutique shops like La Casta bath store Starbucks, McDonald. Same street 2 blocks up are high end stores like Louie Vuitton, Prada, Apple. Matsuya Ginza (huge dept store) and Ginza Core for $ exchange. This is definitely must hotel, reasonable rate if booked few ...

Very modern, clean brand new hotel on the edge of Ginza. Excellent location footsteps from two metro lines ( Kyobashi and Takaracho). Walking distance to Tokyo station ( wheeled my 32kg suitcase there comfortably). It’s a 20min walk from Tsukiji. Family mart on the ground floor was realky convenient. The staff were really helpful and accommodating. Had a few issues w...

Our second stay during this summer vacation. We stayed at Tokyo Stay Ginza for 4 nights, checked out to go to Kyoto for a few nights before returning for another 4 nights. The hotel was very kind to allow us to leave our bulky luggage while we were away. Staff on duty spoke good English and were very helpful. Loved the washer/dryer in the room. Location is excellent - ...

We extended our stay in Tokyo and needed a hotel for 2 days. We were able to booked a hotel in Ginza Grand Hotel. The location is awesome. Central to Subway and shopping district. A few blocks from famous fish market as well. Cost for the room is very reasonable $109 and $159. The room with 2 beds was much larger than 1 bed. The 1 bed room was very small. Since...

I was staying here when typhoon hagibis hits, and this area is perfectly safe. With 3 convenience stores around, we managed to buy daily needs easily. And china garden restaurant opens all day long when the typhoon hits. the only problem is its location is a bit far from the center of the city, but I enjoyed the 20 minutes walk to ginza.

We stayed at Monterey Ginza Hotel for the last four nights of our honeymoon trip in Japan. Great value booking through agoda.com. Reception staff all spoke adequate English for us to get by. The hotel has style. It is very clean and the rooms, while being compact, were by no means the smallest we had in Japan. I was impressed with the location, so close to the subway...

This hotel is really value for money. It is situated in the middle of Ginza prime area. Ginza street name runs in order so it is very easy to locate. The rooms are new and clean. Haven't got time to venture within the hotel though. Room though is not so big but is cosy enough for couple. There is no wardrobe. Just one approx. 30cm pole extended for you to hang c...

This hotel is so good, I want to make this my regular stay whenever I'm back in Tokyo. Ginza is a great neighborhood, the staff is amazing (they remember your name!) -- everyone makes you feel at home. Drinks, food, everything at this hotel is delicious. I'm looking forward to my next stay. Thank you all at Ginza Hotel for the amazing service and experience.

Love everything from the moment we stepped in. Building's brand new and so are everything! Although it's small for two persons, the room is well-kept and bed is nice and firm. There should be 4 pillows given that the pillows are rather flat. Amenities are all provided for, including sleeping robes! But there should be more hangers and hooks to hang our clothes since th...

It has been my favourite for the past few years. One of the oldest and prestigious 5 star hotel in Ginza area. It is situated close to the Imperial palace which makes it even more exclusive. Service needless to speak is good, 5 star hotel at a 6 star service level.

Excellent location, within walking distance to ginza and tokyo station. Easy to access from airport, and to tourist destinations too as its within minutes of walk to either ginza or asakusa line. The hotel provides most of your basic needs, however can get free drinks and a selection of teas from downstairs restaurant before midnight. Room is nice and clean, comfortabl...

It is very clode to Central Ginza, about 15 minutes of walk. Same to Teskiji Fish Market... Located by the River, greatest view since its lowest floor is on 32nd floor. Very room has a great view of the city. We got a corner room with lcear view of the Tokyo Tower, in other hotels hyou need to pay extra for. Best Value in Tokyo.. Excellent Janoanses manners and...

Can't ask for more.. Ginza to the left in 15 to 20 min by foot and Tsukini market to the right in 10 min. Perfect for leisure and gling around tokyo since subway stations are in every corner. Shintomicho station and Tsukiji station are just 5min away. Great twin room. Clean and great staff. Family mart is less than a minute away. Denny's 2min away. Great location for i...

Fantastic location, central for everything you need. Family Mart /Lawson in just a few steps. 24 hrs MacDonalds in 1 min walk. Airport Bus arrives at Ginza which is about 10 mins slow walk to hotel (from Narita) or 12 mins walk from Courtyard Mariott ( from Haneda). Ginza street about 2 mins walk from Hotel. And Tokyo Metro very close to hotel. Behind hotel there is a ...

I loved this hotel. My friends stayed at an expensive Ginza hotel with no internet, while I stayed here at half the price with internet, and hot baths for relaxing. The hardest thing was finding the hotel, but it was only a 15-20 minute walk to the Ginza and was SO worth the opportunity to relax in a hot bath after my long flight. The rooms are small, but this is usual...

It was a great stay in APA Hotel Ginza-Kyobashi, the location is great, from Hanadae airport, you can just take the pink colour Asakusa subway line to Takaracho, taking exit A4, you can reach the hotel by walking in 3 minutes. The other station is yellow Ginza line, Kyobashi station, taking exit 1, you can reach the hotel by walking in 3 minutes too. My stay this time ...

This hotel is very easy to get to from Haneda airport l, and staying here was a great kickoff to our time in Japan. Clean rooms with nice touches everywhere. They even play white noise in the hallways to minimize the sounds of others getting into their rooms. Staff were friendly, amenities were fantastic. Anyone complaining about the room size just isn't used to Ginza ...

Stayed here for a night before heading towards Kyoto. Great that it's near Shinagawa stat. Located near Shinbashi stat (5 mins walk), this hotel can be used as a convenient base to explore the nearby attractions by cycling (Tsukiji fish market, Ginza area, Tokyo Bay, Tokyo tower etc.) A clean and simple hotel with helpful staff. Overall, a reasonably priced hotel for t...

This hotel offered excellent value for the date I happen to book. Rooms were tiny but cheaper than the rest on Agoda search. It turned out to be a pleasant stay. The Ginza Moegi has way bigger rooms but at way higher prices as we stayed there as well. The Akane is just a smaller size, less newer version of the Moegi sister hotel right next door, but still quite ade...

Located 2 mins from Shintomicho metro station near Ginza. Especially good for going to the Odaiba area. The facilities were great - Wi-Fi, hot water and heating all worked well. Just need to be careful because there's no grey area with the taps - either turned off or strongly on. The bed was great, though the pillow was a bit flat. Really appreciated being able to ge...
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I have been to many Hostels in Tokyo and have to say this one was definitely the best. Comfortable beds. Blackout curtains, small number of people sharing the room made for a great sleep! Powerful showers, great Internet access, Right in Ginza, close to all the shops, train stations. I can't fault this place. Cleaners friendly and nice so please stop to say hi to them...

Pros: *I chose it for its convinient location, about 15-20min walk from tokyo station. could walk to Akihabara in 40 min or so, 2 stations by train. *Good and clean installations, free coffe in the lobby. *rooms with foldable table inside, i liked that, and a security locker. the reception, very helpful and friendly, provided me with nice conversations during my stay...

Although when you organize your stuff, it can be uncomfortable due to the small size of the locker room. Other than that it is very good. Especially they give me a back to carry around for washing, it is very convenient. But of course, you need to return when you check out.

This hotel offered excellent value for the date I happen to book. Rooms were tiny but cheaper than the rest on Agoda search. It turned out to be a pleasant stay. The Ginza Moegi has way bigger rooms but at way higher prices as we stayed there as well. The Akane is just a smaller size, less newer version of the Moegi sister hotel right next door, but still quite ade...

I got the family room, pretty spacious because there were no other furniture. No tables to put our stuff, no chairs, not a single wall hook in the shower room, and not enough electric outlet places in the room. We had very little convenience or ease staying in the room. The toilet room smelt sooooooo bad and the air refresher was out which the housekeeper have not c...

Love everything from the moment we stepped in. Building's brand new and so are everything! Although it's small for two persons, the room is well-kept and bed is nice and firm. There should be 4 pillows given that the pillows are rather flat. Amenities are all provided for, including sleeping robes! But there should be more hangers and hooks to hang our clothes since th...

We stayed three nights in this hotel during the festive season. Though it's 15 mins walk away from Ginza/ Tokyo station, 20 mins train ride from Shinjuku/ Shibuya, it is very conveniently located from the nearest metro station, only 5 mins walk from one of the grey Hibaya metro line station. The neighborhood is peaceful but it has restaurant and convenience store linin...

The hotel has a really cool self-check in machine which made the entire check in process very smooth and quick. Check out was also a breeze as you just had to drop the key card off if you had no additional charges on the room. The room itself is newly renovated, with clever storage solutions like a raised bed so the luggage can fit underneath, and a huge television scr...

Don't get fooled by the low star rating (2 stars I believe). This is Japan. Even in a 2 star, you'll have BETTER quality- than at most 4 (and even some 5) stars hotels in the US, or other parts of Asia. I suppose the main reason for the low star rating is the size of the rooms. But hey- you're in Tokyo. If you're concerned about small rooms... you're visiting the ...

Stayed here for a night before heading towards Kyoto. Great that it's near Shinagawa stat. Located near Shinbashi stat (5 mins walk), this hotel can be used as a convenient base to explore the nearby attractions by cycling (Tsukiji fish market, Ginza area, Tokyo Bay, Tokyo tower etc.) A clean and simple hotel with helpful staff. Overall, a reasonably priced hotel for t...

Love First Cabin very much. Tried a typical capsule hotel for a first time before staying at First Cabin. My conclusion....will never stay at other hotels except First Cabin whenever I would travel solo. Reasons: 1. Cleanliness is superb, cabin is spacious especially First Class. Private shower cubicle available and public bath with hot spa pool...

I enjoyed staying in Sunroute Ginza. It’s actually located walking distance from Tokyo Station and close to Ginza Main Street Ginza 1. Clean toilets,comfortable bed. Toiletries from Shiseido . However , there isn’t much TV channel for me to watch and most channel you’ve got to pay. Rooms are small but it’s normal in Japan. Internet WiFi connection is good and I never ...

Located 2 mins from Shintomicho metro station near Ginza. Especially good for going to the Odaiba area. The facilities were great - Wi-Fi, hot water and heating all worked well. Just need to be careful because there's no grey area with the taps - either turned off or strongly on. The bed was great, though the pillow was a bit flat. Really appreciated being able to ge...

This was the first time I have used Agoda, and I was astonished at how low the prices were... I was expecting much less when booking this hotel, considering the ridiculously low price I was paying. The hotel was 2 blocks away from a major subway station, which is conveniently located to a very well known coffee chain... Upon check in I was deligted that the staff spoke...

We had a little problem (on my end) at the lobby but staffs helped, with a few language barrier we manage to get what we wanted. the rooms will be small as expected from most hotel in ginza, but comfy. Doors are card locked. Elevators are also card locked. Beds are very clean. Bathroom is very nice. Be warned that you should read hotel check in/out time carefully to...

Very modern, clean brand new hotel on the edge of Ginza. Excellent location footsteps from two metro lines ( Kyobashi and Takaracho). Walking distance to Tokyo station ( wheeled my 32kg suitcase there comfortably). It’s a 20min walk from Tsukiji. Family mart on the ground floor was realky convenient. The staff were really helpful and accommodating. Had a few issues w...

Hidden among the quiet streets 5 minutes away from the hustle and bustle of Ginza, Hotel Amanek was one of our favorite hotels in Japan. Our room was small but surprisingly functional, from water kettle to full length closet. The bathroom is pretty spacious and very clean. All the staff speak pretty good English, so no issue with communication. It's about a 20-minute w...

Stayed there for 6 nights, it was a great place to stay, right above the tsukiji market. The higashi-ginza metro station is a 5 minutes walk and the ginza shopping street is about 10 minutes walk from the hotel. Highly recommended for anyone that seeks an affordable place to stay in Tokyo. Will stay there again for sure. And by the way, if you arrive from the airport w...

It was wonderfully staffed and the space and price for the room are fantastic. A quick walk to a number of the Tokyo Metro stops and still walkable to major JR lines, KEIKYU EX INN Higashi-Ginza -Tokyo Ginza Tsukiji was great as a traveling couple but appears to be an excellently located stay for those on business as well. All guests we ran into were older and had no n...

Can't ask for more.. Ginza to the left in 15 to 20 min by foot and Tsukini market to the right in 10 min. Perfect for leisure and gling around tokyo since subway stations are in every corner. Shintomicho station and Tsukiji station are just 5min away. Great twin room. Clean and great staff. Family mart is less than a minute away. Denny's 2min away. Great location for i...

It was a great stay in APA Hotel Ginza-Kyobashi, the location is great, from Hanadae airport, you can just take the pink colour Asakusa subway line to Takaracho, taking exit A4, you can reach the hotel by walking in 3 minutes. The other station is yellow Ginza line, Kyobashi station, taking exit 1, you can reach the hotel by walking in 3 minutes too. My stay this time ...

Fantastic location, central for everything you need. Family Mart /Lawson in just a few steps. 24 hrs MacDonalds in 1 min walk. Airport Bus arrives at Ginza which is about 10 mins slow walk to hotel (from Narita) or 12 mins walk from Courtyard Mariott ( from Haneda). Ginza street about 2 mins walk from Hotel. And Tokyo Metro very close to hotel. Behind hotel there is a ...

Cannot stay in any other ginza hotel. We have been truly spoiled by the best amenities and stellar location. Mitsui garden hotel is new and rooms are efficiently planned out. Rooms are little small, but hey this is tokyo. Location is top notch. Higashi ginza exit A1 is right in front. Ippudo and a fabulous "eat standing up" steak house is just on the other side of ...

Stayed here for 3 nights. All I can say is room size is small, but was told to expect this kind of room size when you are in Tokyo. Very clean, location is very near to train station that with train lines connecting to major tourist spots in Tokyo (Ginza, Akihabara, Ueno, Shibuya & Shinjuku). Although it's a 3-star hotel, I applaud that it provide decent toiletries fro...

This hotel is really value for money. It is situated in the middle of Ginza prime area. Ginza street name runs in order so it is very easy to locate. The rooms are new and clean. Haven't got time to venture within the hotel though. Room though is not so big but is cosy enough for couple. There is no wardrobe. Just one approx. 30cm pole extended for you to hang c...

The hotel is within walking distance to Tsukiji Market and Ginza. It is also only 1-minute walk to Shintomicho station of Metro Yurakucho line... just 2 stations away from Yurakucho station and can link you to Tokyo station within walking distance. You may also access to Tsukiji station of Hibiya line in 5-minute walk. The room, as always seen in other business hotel, ...
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My experience with this hotel is excellent. Fast check in and check out. I booked thru Agoda. T"he location of the hotel is accessible to everything- shopping and eating, subway station (ginza itchome entrance and exit) infront of the hotel, while ginza sta and ginza higashi are a few blocks away from the hotel, There's no dull momemt at ginza. The hotel is new, For ...

The room is very spacious, clean, quiet and new. It is conveniently located 2 mins walk to the nearest (H11) Hatchobori Metro station. Transfer from Narita Airport is a brisk via Airport bus for 1000 yen (1hr) to/from Ginza station. Travelling time from the H11 to Ginza is about 15 mins. There is an elevator at C6 (next to Starbucks) at Ginza station for those who carr...

Cannot stay in any other ginza hotel. We have been truly spoiled by the best amenities and stellar location. Mitsui garden hotel is new and rooms are efficiently planned out. Rooms are little small, but hey this is tokyo. Location is top notch. Higashi ginza exit A1 is right in front. Ippudo and a fabulous "eat standing up" steak house is just on the other side of ...

I enjoyed my stay at the Mitsui Garden Ginza hotel tremendously because the hotel is very comfortable and it's very new. The hotel is very close to the Shimbashi station so you can travel via the Ginza, Hibiya, and JR Line. There are also many shops and restaurants nearby so you won't be lonely. I look forward to my next business trip so I can stay there again.

We took the Narita Express Train from Narita airport, we got off, after 60 minutes, at the central train station ("TOKYO") and we took the Yamanote line for two stops to the Shimbashi Station. The Shimbashi Station is a 3-5 minute walk from the hotel (it seemes there is a slower train - "rapid" - too that runs directly from the airport to the Shimabashi station). Just ...

We have wonderful time at Ginza, hotel has great location, next to great, reasonable Ramen Noodle, small boutique shops like La Casta bath store Starbucks, McDonald. Same street 2 blocks up are high end stores like Louie Vuitton, Prada, Apple. Matsuya Ginza (huge dept store) and Ginza Core for $ exchange. This is definitely must hotel, reasonable rate if booked few ...

We stayed at Monterey Ginza Hotel for the last four nights of our honeymoon trip in Japan. Great value booking through agoda.com. Reception staff all spoke adequate English for us to get by. The hotel has style. It is very clean and the rooms, while being compact, were by no means the smallest we had in Japan. I was impressed with the location, so close to the subway...

This hotel is really value for money. It is situated in the middle of Ginza prime area. Ginza street name runs in order so it is very easy to locate. The rooms are new and clean. Haven't got time to venture within the hotel though. Room though is not so big but is cosy enough for couple. There is no wardrobe. Just one approx. 30cm pole extended for you to hang c...

It is very clode to Central Ginza, about 15 minutes of walk. Same to Teskiji Fish Market... Located by the River, greatest view since its lowest floor is on 32nd floor. Very room has a great view of the city. We got a corner room with lcear view of the Tokyo Tower, in other hotels hyou need to pay extra for. Best Value in Tokyo.. Excellent Janoanses manners and...

This hotel is very easy to get to from Haneda airport l, and staying here was a great kickoff to our time in Japan. Clean rooms with nice touches everywhere. They even play white noise in the hallways to minimize the sounds of others getting into their rooms. Staff were friendly, amenities were fantastic. Anyone complaining about the room size just isn't used to Ginza ...

Situated in a quiet little neighborhood with a number of small and mid-sized local restaurants nearby, easy access to Sumida River Terrace walking and running trails as well as two different Tokyo Metro lines make this a perfect base of operations for a couple or small family to see as much of Tokyo as you have energy for. My husband and I with our college-aged son w...

My stay at Courtyard was a great and pleasant stay. My husband and I arrived at 7 in the morning and we took a limousine bus from the airport which led us to the hotel entrance. We were given a map of the Ginza area on our first day and realized that Courtyard was in close proximity to multiple different train lines. As a result, our entire trip throughout Tokyo to pla...

We needed a Tokyo hotel to gather ourselves before flying from Narita to Gold Coast, Qld. The Courtyard is less than 10 minutes from Tokyo Station and tourist bus tours etc. It is 20 minutes stroll to the Imperial Palace and 10 minutes to Ginza shopping district. The hotel's restaurant has a wide spread of offerings and prices. Staff were english-speaking, bright, youn...

Loved our experience at the hotel. It’s a 5 minute walk to Tsukiji market and a 15 minute walk to central Ginza. At night the surroundings get pretty quiet and feels a little far from the bustling Tokyo night life. Great for those who want a clean and modern hotel!

The hotel is small and in the side street near Ginza Six. Location-wise, it is perfect if you love Ginza. The metro is about 8-min walk away. The only drawback is that it doesn't have airport limousine service and you have to walk to another hotel nearby for that. The hotel staff have pretty good English (in Japanese standard, this is rare) and the male staff who check...

We stayed for 3 nights and hotel did impressed us in 3 ways. First of all, the hotel is new and well equipped in contemporary industrial style. Room size (15m2) is bigger than general tokyo hotels’ (12-13m2) and we can open 29” suitcases in the room. You can control TV & air conditioner by smart panel in the room. Second, it is located at walkable distance to Ginza, To...

Amazing service. I had a whole bunch of special requests this trip and they fulfilled them all with a smile. The room was big in Tokyo standards, very rare for a hotel in this price range and location. Unfortunately, as we were Muslims, we couldn't try their in-room breakfast as it was not halal but the hotel was near two Family Marts, a small supermarket, Don Quijote ...
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This hotel is so good, I want to make this my regular stay whenever I'm back in Tokyo. Ginza is a great neighborhood, the staff is amazing (they remember your name!) -- everyone makes you feel at home. Drinks, food, everything at this hotel is delicious. I'm looking forward to my next stay. Thank you all at Ginza Hotel for the amazing service and experience.

It has been my favourite for the past few years. One of the oldest and prestigious 5 star hotel in Ginza area. It is situated close to the Imperial palace which makes it even more exclusive. Service needless to speak is good, 5 star hotel at a 6 star service level.

Love the stay at The Peninsula Tokyo! Hotel service was great! Especially the concierge team, thumbs up!! The hotel staff were super friendly, even escorted us to our room and introduced facilities in the room. Also, the location of the hotel is superb! Within walking distance of many great restaurants and shopping centers in Ginza! Will definitely stay at this hotel n...

Probably the best hotel I have stayed in. Everything was just perfect. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The hotel location was great, just next to Tokyo station. The room amneties were top notch and had a great view of Ginza My kids loved the hotel. At check in, they were given toys, winning then over immediately. Once in the room, there was a candy bowl with...
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Frequently asked questions
What's the average price of a hotel in Ginza?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Ginza is USD 165. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Ginza is USD 262. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Ginza is USD 717.
What's the average price of a hotel in Ginza this weekend?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Ginza this weekend is USD 153. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Ginza this weekend is USD 250. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Ginza this weekend is USD 604.
What's the average price of a hotel in Ginza tonight?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Ginza tonight is USD 149. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Ginza tonight is USD 230. The average price for a 5-star hotel in Ginza tonight is USD 682.
What are the best hotels in Ginza near Ginza?
Verified travelers to Ginza who stayed near Ginza have given top reviews to Ginza Capital Hotel Annex, APA Hotel Hatchobori-Ekiminami and Ginza Grand Hotel .
What are the best hotels in Ginza near Hama Rikyu Gardens?
Verified travelers to Ginza who stayed near Hama Rikyu Gardens have given top reviews to Sotetsu Fresa Inn Shimbashi-Karasumoriguchi, Ginza Grand Hotel and Sotetsu Fresa Inn Daimon.
What are the best hotels in Ginza near Tsukiji Jogai Market?
Verified travelers to Ginza who stayed near Tsukiji Jogai Market have given top reviews to Ginza Capital Hotel Annex, APA Hotel Hatchobori-Ekiminami and Ginza Grand Hotel .
What are the most popular hotels in Ginza?
Some of our most popular hotels in Ginza are Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Tokyo-Shiodome, KOKO HOTEL Ginza 1chome and Ginza Capital Hotel Akane.
What are the best hotels in Ginza for couples?
Hotels in Ginza that are highly rated by couples include Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Tokyo-Shiodome, KOKO HOTEL Ginza 1chome and Ginza Capital Hotel Akane.
What are the best hotels in Ginza for families?
Hotels in Ginza that are highly rated by families include Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Tokyo-Shiodome, KOKO HOTEL Ginza 1chome and Ginza Capital Hotel Akane.
What hotels in Ginza have the best views?
Verified travelers to Ginza have given top reviews for the views at The Royal Park Hotel Iconic Tokyo Shiodome, Conrad Tokyo and Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier.
What hotels in Ginza have the best breakfast?
Verified travelers to Ginza have given top reviews for the breakfast at Dormy Inn Tokyo Hatchobori, Natural Hot Spring, Hotel Sunroute Ginza and Courtyard Tokyo Ginza Hotel.

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Discover the Allure of Ginza in Tokyo
Welcome to Ginza, Tokyo's premier shopping and dining district, where the streets are alive with energy and elegance. Known for its upscale boutiques, fine dining, and cultural experiences, Ginza is a must-visit destination for travelers seeking the perfect blend of modernity and tradition. The neighborhood boasts a rich history, dating back to the Edo period, when it was a center for silver minting, which is reflected in its name, meaning "silver mint." Today, Ginza has transformed into a bustling hub that attracts both locals and tourists alike.
As you stroll through the wide boulevards lined with chic shops and art galleries, you’ll find a unique atmosphere that combines contemporary architecture with historical landmarks. The area is home to iconic buildings such as the Nakagin Capsule Tower, a fascinating example of Metabolism architecture, and the Hayao Miyazaki's Nippon Television Giant Clock, a whimsical landmark loved by many. Whether you’re window shopping or indulging in a luxury purchase, Ginza offers a sensory experience that captivates all who visit.
Ginza is not just about shopping; it’s also a culinary delight. The neighborhood features a plethora of dining options, from Michelin-starred restaurants to cozy cafes. Whether you crave traditional Japanese cuisine or international dishes, Ginza has something to satisfy every palate. The vibrant atmosphere is further enhanced by seasonal events and festivals, making it a lively place to explore at any time of the year. With its combination of culture, shopping, and gastronomy, Ginza truly offers an enchanting experience for every visitor.
Uncovering the Best Hotels in Ginza Tokyo
Finding the perfect place to stay in Ginza is essential for making the most of your trip. The area is dotted with a variety of accommodations, ranging from luxurious hotels to budget-friendly options, ensuring that every traveler can find something that suits their needs. For those seeking a touch of elegance, the Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza gochome is a standout choice. Guests rave about its great location and excellent service, making it a popular pick among visitors.
If you're looking for a more boutique experience, consider the KOKO HOTEL Ginza 1chome. This hotel is praised for its perfect location and great amenities, providing a comfortable stay without breaking the bank. Reviews highlight the spacious rooms and attentive staff, making it an ideal choice for both short and extended stays. For travelers on a budget, the Ginza Capital Hotel Akane offers reasonable prices without compromising on quality, with guests noting the helpful staff and excellent breakfast options.
Another fantastic option is the Sotetsu Fresa Inn Ginza - Nanachome, which has received glowing recommendations from guests who appreciate its convenient location and friendly service. Many have expressed their desire to return, indicating a high level of satisfaction with their stay. Each of these hotels offers a unique blend of comfort and accessibility, making them excellent choices for anyone looking to explore the vibrant streets of Ginza.
Luxury Hotels in Ginza Tokyo for a Lavish Stay
For those who wish to indulge in a luxurious getaway, Ginza is home to some of Tokyo's finest hotels. The Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Tokyo-Shiodome is a prime example, offering exceptional amenities and services that cater to discerning travelers. With spacious and clean rooms, this hotel is highly regarded for its welcoming atmosphere and helpful staff. The central location allows guests easy access to the best of Ginza, from high-end shopping to exquisite dining experiences.
Luxury in Ginza extends beyond just the accommodations; it’s about the entire experience. Many of the top hotels offer exclusive packages, including spa services, gourmet dining, and personalized concierge services. Staying at a luxury hotel in Ginza means having the opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture while enjoying the comforts of world-class hospitality. The elegant surroundings and top-notch service create an ambiance of sophistication that enhances any visit to Tokyo.
Moreover, the proximity of luxury hotels to major attractions makes them an ideal base for exploring Ginza and beyond. Guests can easily wander through the streets lined with designer boutiques, enjoy a meal at a Michelin-starred restaurant, or visit cultural sites, all within walking distance. For a lavish stay that combines comfort, style, and convenience, Ginza’s luxury hotels are second to none.
Budget-Friendly Accommodations in Ginza Tokyo
Traveling to Ginza doesn’t have to break the bank! The area offers a variety of budget-friendly accommodations that provide comfort and convenience without the hefty price tag. One of the standout options is the Ginza Capital Hotel Akane. Guests consistently praise its reasonable pricing, friendly staff, and excellent breakfast options. Many reviews highlight the hotel’s strategic location, which makes it easy to explore the vibrant streets of Ginza and beyond. With cozy rooms and a welcoming atmosphere, it’s a perfect choice for travelers seeking value.
Another fantastic option is the Sotetsu Fresa Inn Ginza - Nanachome. This hotel is celebrated for its clean and comfortable rooms, ideal for both short and long stays. Guests appreciate the hotel’s proximity to major attractions, allowing for easy access to shopping and dining. The friendly service is frequently mentioned in reviews, making it a popular choice among budget-conscious travelers. Staying here means you can enjoy the best of Ginza while keeping your expenses in check.
For those who prioritize convenience and comfort, the KOKO HOTEL Ginza 1chome is a great pick. With a perfect location and great amenities, this hotel offers a cozy retreat after a day of exploration. Guests rave about the spacious rooms and attentive staff, ensuring a pleasant stay without overspending. The combination of affordability and quality makes it a smart choice for anyone looking to enjoy Ginza while staying within budget.
Ginza Hotel Deals You Can’t Miss
Finding the best deals on hotels in Ginza can make your trip even more enjoyable. Agoda.com often features exclusive promotions and discounts that can help you save money while securing a comfortable stay. To maximize your savings, consider booking your accommodation in advance. Early bookings often come with better rates, allowing you to allocate more of your budget towards exploring the area.
Another tip for snagging great deals is to keep an eye on seasonal promotions. Many hotels in Ginza offer special rates during off-peak seasons or for specific events. By being flexible with your travel dates, you can take advantage of these offers. Additionally, signing up for Agoda’s newsletter can provide you with updates on the latest deals and exclusive offers tailored to your preferences.
Don’t forget to compare different properties and read guest reviews before making a reservation. This ensures you find the accommodation that best suits your needs without compromising on quality. With Agoda.com’s user-friendly interface, you can easily filter your search based on price, location, and amenities, making it straightforward to find the perfect hotel deal in Ginza.
Ginza Tokyo Dining Experiences to Savor
Ginza is a culinary paradise, offering an array of dining experiences that cater to every taste. One must-visit spot is Ginza Kagari Main Branch, renowned for its delicious ramen. The cozy atmosphere and flavorful dishes make it a favorite among locals and tourists alike. Be sure to try their signature chicken soba, which has garnered rave reviews for its rich broth and perfectly cooked noodles. For those looking to indulge in high-end dining, Shiseido Parlour offers a unique blend of exquisite cuisine and artful presentation, making it a memorable experience.
If you're in the mood for something different, Ginza Ukai-Tei serves up a delightful teppanyaki experience. Guests can enjoy watching skilled chefs prepare their meals right before their eyes, making it not just a meal but a performance. The elegant setting and attentive service enhance the overall dining experience, making it perfect for a special occasion or a romantic night out.
For those craving international flavors, Indian Curry Marunouchi offers a taste of India in the heart of Ginza. With aromatic spices and flavorful dishes, this restaurant is a great choice for anyone looking to explore diverse culinary options. Whether you’re enjoying a casual meal or a fine dining experience, Ginza’s dining scene has something to satisfy every palate.
Shopping Extravaganza in Ginza Tokyo
Shopping in Ginza is an experience like no other, with a blend of high-end boutiques, flagship stores, and unique specialty shops. The iconic Matsuya Ginza Department Store is a must-visit for any shopping enthusiast. This multi-story department store features everything from luxury fashion brands to artisanal goods, ensuring a comprehensive shopping experience. Don’t forget to explore the food floor, where you can find gourmet treats and local delicacies to take home.
Another shopping gem is Caretta Shiodome, which combines shopping with entertainment and dining. This complex features a variety of shops and restaurants, offering a perfect spot for a leisurely day out. Be sure to check out the seasonal events and exhibitions that often take place here, adding an extra layer of excitement to your shopping adventure.
If you’re looking for unique finds, head to Tokyu Plaza Ginza. This shopping center stands out not only for its trendy shops but also for its stunning architecture. The rooftop terrace offers a beautiful view of the city, making it an ideal spot to take a break from shopping. With so many options available, Ginza is truly a shopping paradise for every kind of shopper.
Family-Friendly Attractions in Ginza for All Ages
Ginza is not just a haven for adults; it also offers a range of family-friendly attractions that ensure everyone has a great time. One of the highlights is Hama Rikyu Gardens, a beautiful landscape that provides a peaceful escape from the bustling city. This traditional garden features stunning seasonal flowers and picturesque ponds, making it an ideal spot for a family picnic. Kids can enjoy the open spaces while parents soak in the serene atmosphere. The garden also has a tea house where families can experience the traditional Japanese tea ceremony, adding a cultural touch to their visit.
Another fantastic destination for families is Hibiya Park. This expansive park is perfect for a leisurely stroll or a fun-filled day out with the kids. With playgrounds, walking paths, and lush greenery, it’s a great place for children to run around and explore. Families can enjoy seasonal events and festivals held in the park, which often feature food stalls and live performances, creating a vibrant community atmosphere. Whether it's a sunny day or a cool evening, Hibiya Park is a delightful spot for families to unwind together.
For those looking for a unique experience, Akashicho Gashi Park offers a playground and open spaces for kids to enjoy. It’s a local favorite, providing a safe environment for children to play while parents relax nearby. The park's proximity to Ginza’s shopping district means that families can easily combine a day of exploration with a visit to the park, making it a convenient option. With so many family-friendly attractions, Ginza ensures that visitors of all ages can create lasting memories during their stay.
Exciting Things to Do in Ginza Tokyo
Ginza is packed with exciting activities that cater to diverse interests. For those who appreciate architecture and history, a visit to the Nakagin Capsule Tower is a must. This iconic building is a prime example of Metabolism architecture and offers a glimpse into Japan's innovative design philosophy. While the building is not open for public tours, observing its unique exterior and learning about its historical significance can be a fascinating experience for architecture buffs.
Art enthusiasts will find delight in the numerous galleries scattered throughout Ginza. The Tokyo Gallery + BTAP showcases contemporary art from both Japanese and international artists, making it a great stop for art lovers. The gallery often hosts exhibitions and events, providing visitors with an opportunity to engage with the local art scene. Exploring these galleries not only enriches the cultural experience but also allows for unique photo opportunities.
For a more leisurely activity, take a stroll through the Cloud Pond, a serene oasis that provides a tranquil escape amidst the urban hustle. The pond is surrounded by beautiful landscaping and is perfect for a peaceful afternoon walk. Families and couples alike enjoy the picturesque views and the chance to unwind in a natural setting. With so many exciting things to do, Ginza offers a perfect blend of culture, art, and relaxation for every visitor.
Ginza Tokyo Nightlife Options for Evening Fun
As the sun sets, Ginza transforms into a vibrant nightlife destination. The area is home to an array of bars, lounges, and entertainment venues that cater to all tastes. For those looking for a sophisticated night out, Bar High Five is a renowned cocktail bar that offers expertly crafted drinks in an elegant setting. The skilled bartenders are known for their personalized service and attention to detail, making it a perfect spot for a romantic evening or a night out with friends.
If you're in the mood for something more casual, Ginza Lion Beer Hall provides a lively atmosphere where visitors can enjoy a selection of local and international beers. This beer hall is a great place to unwind after a day of shopping, offering hearty meals and a fun ambiance. The combination of great food and drinks makes it a popular choice among locals and tourists alike.
For those interested in live entertainment, check out the various performances that take place at Ginza's Kabukiza Theatre. This historic theater is the home of Kabuki, a traditional Japanese form of drama known for its elaborate costumes and stylized performances. Watching a Kabuki show is a unique cultural experience that adds depth to your Ginza visit. With so many nightlife options, Ginza ensures that the evening is just as exciting as the day.
Getting Around Ginza Tokyo with Ease
Getting around Ginza is a breeze, thanks to its well-connected public transportation system. The Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway are the primary modes of transport, with multiple stations located within walking distance of major attractions. The Ginza Station is particularly central, providing easy access to the surrounding areas. Using a prepaid Suica or Pasmo card makes traveling on public transport hassle-free, allowing you to hop on and off without worrying about cash.
For those who prefer exploring on foot, Ginza is extremely pedestrian-friendly. The wide boulevards and well-maintained sidewalks make it easy to navigate, and walking allows visitors to soak in the vibrant atmosphere and discover hidden gems along the way. Many of Ginza's attractions, restaurants, and shops are within a short walking distance of each other, so take your time to explore the area at your own pace.
If you’re venturing further out, consider using taxis or ride-sharing services, which are readily available in Ginza. While taxis can be more expensive, they provide a convenient option for late-night travel or when you’re carrying shopping bags. With various transportation options available, getting around Ginza and exploring Tokyo is both simple and enjoyable.
Cultural Experiences to Enrich Your Ginza Visit
Ginza is rich in cultural experiences that offer a deeper understanding of Japanese traditions and arts. One of the highlights is visiting the Tsukiji Jogai Market, where you can witness the vibrant atmosphere of a traditional fish market. Although the inner market has moved to Toyosu, the outer market remains a bustling hub of fresh seafood, street food, and local delicacies. Sampling fresh sushi or enjoying a bowl of seafood donburi is a must for any food lover.
Art lovers will appreciate the various galleries and exhibitions that showcase both contemporary and traditional Japanese art. The Ginza Graphic Gallery often features works by local artists, providing insight into Japan's dynamic art scene. Participating in workshops or art classes can also be a rewarding experience, allowing visitors to engage with the local culture hands-on.
For those interested in traditional crafts, consider visiting one of the local workshops that offer classes in pottery, calligraphy, or kimono wearing. These experiences provide a unique opportunity to learn about Japanese culture while creating your own keepsake. Engaging with local artisans not only enriches your visit but also supports the preservation of traditional crafts. With so many cultural experiences available, Ginza invites visitors to immerse themselves in the heart of Japan.
Seasonal Festivals and Events in Ginza Tokyo
Ginza hosts a variety of seasonal festivals and events throughout the year, each offering a unique glimpse into Japanese culture. One of the most popular events is the Ginza Matsuri, held annually in the spring. This festival features vibrant parades, traditional performances, and food stalls that showcase local delicacies. The lively atmosphere attracts both locals and tourists, making it a great time to experience Ginza's community spirit.
During the summer months, the Ginza Summer Festival brings a festive flair to the streets with live music, dance performances, and food vendors. Visitors can enjoy the warm evenings while sampling delicious street food and participating in various activities. The festival is a wonderful way to connect with the local culture and enjoy the summer vibes.
As autumn approaches, the Ginza Art Festival showcases the works of local artists through exhibitions and installations throughout the district. This event often includes workshops and guided tours, allowing visitors to engage with the art community and appreciate the creative spirit of Ginza. Each season brings its own charm to Ginza, making it an exciting destination to visit year-round.
Nature and Outdoor Attractions in the Heart of Tokyo
Amidst the urban landscape, Ginza offers several serene outdoor spaces where visitors can unwind and connect with nature. Shioiri Pond is a hidden gem that provides a tranquil setting for a leisurely stroll or a quiet moment of reflection. The pond is surrounded by lush greenery and is home to various bird species, making it a delightful spot for nature lovers. It’s a perfect escape from the bustling streets, allowing visitors to recharge amidst the beauty of nature.
Another lovely outdoor attraction is the Hibiya Park, which features beautifully landscaped gardens, walking paths, and a variety of seasonal flowers. The park is a popular spot for both locals and tourists, offering a peaceful environment to relax and enjoy the scenery. Families can take advantage of the playgrounds, while couples can find romantic spots to sit and enjoy the views. The combination of nature and urban life in Hibiya Park creates a unique atmosphere that is perfect for a leisurely day out.
For those who enjoy a more active experience, consider visiting the nearby Hama Rikyu Gardens. This historical garden features traditional Japanese landscaping, including a tidal pond and walking trails. It’s a great place to explore while learning about Japan's gardening techniques and history. With its blend of nature and culture, Ginza's outdoor attractions offer a refreshing contrast to the vibrant city life.
Practical Travel Information for Visiting Ginza Tokyo
When visiting Ginza, it’s useful to be aware of some practical travel information to enhance your experience. First, while Japanese is the primary language, many signs are in English, and most younger locals can communicate basic phrases. However, learning a few Japanese words can go a long way in enhancing interactions with locals. Simple greetings and expressions of gratitude are appreciated and can make your travel experience even more enjoyable.
Safety is generally not a concern in Ginza, as it is one of the safest areas in Tokyo. However, like any major city, it’s advisable to stay vigilant and keep an eye on personal belongings, especially in crowded areas. Public transportation is reliable and punctual, making it easy to navigate the city. Familiarize yourself with the subway and train systems, as they are the most efficient ways to get around Tokyo.
Lastly, consider the local customs and etiquette during your visit. Tipping is not customary in Japan, and it’s essential to be respectful of local traditions. When dining, it’s polite to say "itadakimasu" before meals and "gochisousama deshita" after finishing. Understanding these cultural nuances will enrich your Ginza experience and help you connect with the local community.
Why Choose Agoda for Your Ginza Tokyo Lodging
Booking accommodations in Ginza through Agoda provides travelers with a seamless experience that combines convenience and value. Agoda's user-friendly platform allows you to easily search for hotels based on your preferences, whether you’re looking for luxury, boutique, or budget-friendly options. With a wide range of accommodations available, finding the perfect place to stay is straightforward.
Agoda also offers exclusive deals and promotions, ensuring that you get the best rates for your stay in Ginza. By signing up for the newsletter, you can receive updates on special offers tailored to your travel needs. Additionally, the platform provides comprehensive guest reviews, allowing you to make informed decisions based on the experiences of other travelers.
With Agoda's commitment to customer service, you can rest assured that any inquiries or issues will be promptly addressed, making your trip planning hassle-free. Choosing Agoda for your Ginza lodging means you can focus on enjoying your travel experience, knowing that your accommodation needs are well taken care of.