Daiwa Roynet Hotel Tokyo Kyobashi Premier

The location is super convenient, right by the Ginza Line Kyobashi Station entrance, and not far from Tokyo Station. There's a 7-Eleven, Yoshinoya, and Ueshima Coffee right downstairs. The room size is typical for Japan, and I could open my 30-inch suitcase. It's great that the bathroom has a separate wet and dry area. If you go in expecting a budget hotel experience like back home, you'll find it pretty good.

Extremely satisfied! The hotel is located right next to JR Tokyo Station and close to Ginza, so the location is perfect. The room was clean and tidy, and the twin room was spacious enough for us and our child. Toiletries can be self-collected downstairs and were plentiful. Breakfast is served at a coffee shop on the second floor; if you order coffee before 11 AM, you get a free pastry, and the bread was incredibly fragrant.

Yamato is truly my go-to hotel every time I visit Japan. For a chain hotel, it's unbeatable. They offer a full range of toiletries next to the front desk, and even the hair dryers are high-end brands.

The room was great, big enough to open two 30-inch suitcases. The bathroom was also quite spacious and had a bathtub, so those who enjoy a soak can bring their own disposable bathtub liner. On a side note, the front desk lady was also very enthusiastic.

First off, the location is great! It's only a ten-minute walk north of Ginza's main street and about a ten-minute walk from Tokyo Station, making it super convenient for both shopping and getting around. There are three 7-Eleven convenience stores downstairs and within a three-minute walk. The cafe on the second floor of the hotel is also good and affordable, and there's a Yoshinoya right next door. It's a shame that for a 25-square-meter room, the bathroom and toilet are separate units.

The room is compact but well-equipped. There's a gentleman at the front desk who speaks Chinese. Small travel-sized skincare products, face masks, and sunscreens are available for guests to take. Downstairs, there's a Cafe, a 7-Eleven, and a Yoshinoya for breakfast. There's a subway station right outside the door, Kyobashi Station, and another line is also quite close. To get to Tokyo Station, turn right out of the hotel and walk straight down the street next to Yoshinoya. Going through the underpass is the fastest way, taking about ten minutes. It's very convenient as you don't need to change lines to go to Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo Skytree, or Shibuya, which is great because transferring on Tokyo subways can be confusing.