An attractive looking room but it had an unnecessarily massive bath and as a consequence the room was small, with no place to put a suitcase, nor clothes.

Easy and quick check-in, cozy room on the 11th floor with a surprise view of Mt. Fuji! Amazing bathtub and complimentary bath salts made our stay extra relaxing. My partner and I wanted a more residential experience in Tokyo and Ebisu was perfect. It was a quiet neighborhood that was super accessible to anywhere we wanted to go. Skip the breakfast.

Easy and quick check-in, cozy room on the 11th floor with a surprise view of Mt. Fuji! Amazing bathtub and complimentary bath salts made our stay extra relaxing. My partner and I wanted a more residential experience in Tokyo and Ebisu was perfect. It was a quiet neighborhood that was super accessible to anywhere we wanted to go. Skip the breakfast.

A great hotel located about a mile south of the bustling Shibuya intersection and just a 5-minute walk from Ebisu Train Station. The location is ideal—quieter than the main Shibuya area but still surrounded by excellent shopping and dining options, especially at the shopping center near the train station. We stayed in a double-bed room. While the space was small, it wasn’t cramped. The room featured a tub and walk-in shower combination with a glass wall—perfect if you don’t mind the openness (but there’s an option to block the view for privacy). The hotel offers a modest breakfast buffet, including rice, baked chicken wings, eggs, salad, sausage, bacon, and a curry dish. Throughout the day, cakes, muffins, coffee, and juices are available, which is a nice touch. The only downside was the occasional smell of cooking fumes from the restaurant when it was open, which could be a bit smoky. We opened the room window for ventilation when needed. That said, we spent most of our time out exploring Tokyo, so it wasn’t a major issue. I’d recommend this hotel for solo travelers or couples. For families, you’d likely need multiple rooms due to the size. Overall, a solid choice for a stay in Tokyo!

A great hotel located about a mile south of the bustling Shibuya intersection and just a 5-minute walk from Ebisu Train Station. The location is ideal—quieter than the main Shibuya area but still surrounded by excellent shopping and dining options, especially at the shopping center near the train station. We stayed in a double-bed room. While the space was small, it wasn’t cramped. The room featured a tub and walk-in shower combination with a glass wall—perfect if you don’t mind the openness (but there’s an option to block the view for privacy). The hotel offers a modest breakfast buffet, including rice, baked chicken wings, eggs, salad, sausage, bacon, and a curry dish. Throughout the day, cakes, muffins, coffee, and juices are available, which is a nice touch. The only downside was the occasional smell of cooking fumes from the restaurant when it was open, which could be a bit smoky. We opened the room window for ventilation when needed. That said, we spent most of our time out exploring Tokyo, so it wasn’t a major issue. I’d recommend this hotel for solo travelers or couples. For families, you’d likely need multiple rooms due to the size. Overall, a solid choice for a stay in Tokyo!

Lovely room, well appointed, helpful staff. The only hiccup is the breakfast which some days did not seem fresh but re-heated. There is an effort to provide a range of foods but not sure how the food is sourced in terms of its proximity to a kitchen. But overall, this hotel is highly recommended!

Lovely room, well appointed, helpful staff. The only hiccup is the breakfast which some days did not seem fresh but re-heated. There is an effort to provide a range of foods but not sure how the food is sourced in terms of its proximity to a kitchen. But overall, this hotel is highly recommended!

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