Hotel SUI Ginza Kyobashi by ABEST Reviews

Terrible place to stay. No general daily cleaning. No bottled water provided. Everything is so inconvenience that you have to rent. Including the sleeping gown. You have to leave all your dirty things at the corridor for them to collect it. Not recommended. Poor one. Wont book here again.

Everything is good. I only find the room lighting is dim

Close to few metro stations. location is great. Room is small for 2 persons.

Good hotel

The room was too small, the window was close to the window, and it was too cold. I caught a cold at night!

I visited on a business trip, and it was much cleaner than I expected. The employees are also satisfied, which is great haha. thank you!! It's so good haha

The location is very good, clean and tidy. Although there is very little space, it is fine for one person

The location is a 10-minute walk from Tokyo JR Station and close to Shimbashi Subway Station. Chuncui provides accommodation rooms. The two-bed room is only a narrow and long space. The corridor is inconvenient to open luggage. The lights are dim and there is no view outside the window facing a wall. The price is not cheap at 940 per night, which is low value for money.

The hotel is very close to Takaramachi and Kyobashi Stations. You can also walk to Tokyo, Yurakucho, Shimbashi and other stations in about 10 minutes. The transportation is very convenient. A few steps away is Ginza Shopping Street, not far from Tsukiji Market, a 15-20 minute walk. The hotel's breakfast is rice balls, which is a bit simple compared to other Japanese breakfasts. However, you can use the restaurant space for free most of the day and night, and also provide free drinks and alcohol. this is not bad!

It's OK if you just stay the night. At this price, I think I'll go elsewhere.

The room is very small. The two beds in the standard room are arranged vertically, which is the first time I've seen it. I couldn't make a reservation for my previous stay, so I booked this one.

Budget hotel, there is a coffee shop and breakfast room on the first floor; the elevator goes to the floor, there are only 5 rooms on each floor, I booked a room for 2 people, the room is very small. I was woken up by the fire alarm at 6 o'clock in the morning on the third day, and there was no waiter to say hello, which was a bit scary.

It was very late when I arrived, and the front desk was an enthusiastic Osakan. Seeing the Kobe address written on my residence card, I chatted with me enthusiastically, introduced the hotel environment, and said that the headquarters is in Kobe, and this one in Tokyo is a branch. I was shocked haha . The only dissatisfaction is that the table is relatively small, which is not suitable for office and study. If there is no need for this aspect, it is natural to ignore it~ The overall accommodation experience is quite good, but it is a pity that I did not see the Osakan when I checked out the next morning. It should be the store manager, haha.

The small hotel near Ginza Kyobashi Station should be a small hotel for Japanese business travelers on weekdays. I saw that the people who come out for breakfast in the morning are all Japanese office workers. The room is very small, there is no wardrobe, and the window has no view. The concrete wall of the opposite building has not been cleaned for 4 days, because the hotel is understaffed. On weekdays, only the boss and part-time college students serve at the shift counter and the breakfast restaurant. You can put garbage bags and towels on the door of the room on weekdays. Waiting for the waiter to clean up, the bed is not very clean, I feel a little itchy after sleeping, breakfast is not the inevitable buffet in Japanese hotels as I thought, but two rice balls, noodle soup, egg rolls and pickles, about 60 Hong Kong dollars It's not too cheap either. We booked for 4 days and barely ate for 4 days, but it is not recommended to order breakfast, you can eat at a nearby convenience store.