Comfybed Ginza

It felt very local and it was in a quiet area of Giza not too touristy, but semi touristy and everything is super convenient around this hotel keep in mind. This is a very small room, but if you’re someone who is moving throughout the city and mainly prioritizing it for sleep then it works great. The staff speak English and are very polite and helpful. 10 out of 10 would recommend for someone on a budget and trying to get the most out of Tokyo. N/A

The location is great, just 10 minutes walk from Ginza and the Tokyo Station. You have nearby 7 Eleven, just 5 minutes walk and good restaurants around, but I didn't have the chance to try any. Indeed, the room was too little but I managed to make my suitcase and open it.

Affordable, comfortable place good for 1 pax. Bed and desk were big enough and own private bathroom Leg room, you cannot open a luggage on the floor

Needed more pillows cause we kept waking up to neck problems.

I spent 3 nights by myself. The two different rooms I stayed were clean and quiet, and all the room features functioned fine. The front desk staff (3 of them I interacted) were kind and courteous. They responded to my questions/requests promptly prior to my stay. It's located in a relatively convenient location (1-2 minutes walk to Shintomi cho subway station entrance, a 7-Eleven, and some minute-walk to a supermarket). If you want a private room and bathroom in a convenient location in Tokyo (not a hostel or shared bathroom), this hotel may be one of the least expensive options (I personally refuse to stay at cheap APA hotels everywhere around Japan because of their apparent right-wing politics evident in their hotel rooms). If you want to reserve a hotel room mostly to sleep (the room is small), this may be a good choice. However, it gave me an impression that the hotel management wants to cut costs as much as possible. You have to have a private password to enter the hotel and open your room door after 9pm (less labor cost). The rooms were small (which is typical for this type of hotel in Japan) with very basic amenities (the default is not to clean the room or change towels every day). I do hope the hard-working staff are paid decently! But, it took me some time to figure out that I had to physically turn on a fridge. Since the word, "fridge," in Japanese was attached to a switch away from the fridge, I wonder how guests who are not familiar with the Japanese may be able to figure it out. The same with the room light. It took me some time to realize that I can increase the light volume on a panel near the bed so that I didn't have to turn on my iPhone's light to read something in a dim room. Moreover, when I used the guest bathroom on the first floor, it took me like 1 minute to figure out the flush button because it's not a typical silver flush lever you see on the side of a toilet tank. It's located away from a toilet tank or stool in a separate panel with many buttons for different functions of a bidet toilet with all Japanese letters. I'm originally from Japan, but I have been living outside Japan for the last few decades. So, I'm not familiar with this type of toilet. For all those issues above, I really hope that the hotel will place clear stickers (in English, Japanese, Mandarin, and Korean) so that most guests will have a clue as to how to flush a toilet or how to keep their cold drinks in a fridge. I also suggest that the hotel reservation message have a bold-lettered sentence about the time frame (9am-9pm) that the front desk accepts temporarily holding luggage after checkout because it was not clear to me.

Room is small, but otherwise fine

The front desk staff are very helpful and kind Location, cleaning

Very good location, also the bathroom was comfortable despite its size. Well, the heating could have been better.

The location is great! Close to Ginza and Tsukiji, and several subway lines, but secluded enough to rest after a long day out. The staff was also kind and helpful! The rooms are starting to show a little bit of aging which from what appears to br other travellers (example scratches on the wall from opening luggage?). A higher bed would be great like competitors so luggage can be opened and then stored underneath to maximize the space of the rooms.

Compact yet efficient, this Ginza hotel delivers excellent value with thoughtful amenities including toiletries, USB ports, air conditioning, a hanging area, and a full bathroom. Despite the small room size, the layout is practical and comfortable. Convenient extras like luggage storage and proximity to a 24-hour combini, Ginza’s shopping district, and multiple metro stations make it a smart choice for urban explorers. None

Terrible reservation system. Need to make the reservation AGAIN and give them your credit card info AGAIN, senseless after doing it previously at booking.com VERY ANNOYING!! If you prefer to make a secure deposit to avoid giving them your credit card info, you need to stay until 9:00am to get back your deposit Staff only works 9;00 to 21:00, they are very nice people, but if something happens after that time nobody will be there to fix the problem Make the reservation twice

This hotel is completely dishonest. After we checked out on time and left the room in perfect condition, they charged my credit card without explanation and kept the money. Even after contacting them, the only response was confusing excuses about “reversals” that never showed up on my account. From my perspective, this is nothing but theft. Be warned: they take money from guests’ cards and leave you to fight with your bank. Stay away from this place if you don’t want to risk your money and sanity.

1. They ask for extra money as deposit 2. Extra forms to fill it up including personal information, pictures of ID, another credit card deposit 3. No one works there after 21:00 4. Bad lighting at the room

Good

It was quite and easily accessible. Near to all shopping complex. Comfortable bed Compact room, not easy to move

Passable

Very good

Location good Couldn’t take snowboards to the room. had to pay an extra fee of $50 to store for two nights down stairs and one of the nights they were in the lobby for anyone to take.

Good location You can’t control room temperature

Good