Top Hotels Near Tokyo Midtown Hibiya in Tokyo from AU$108

"The room and hotel was great, a good spot too The staff were so unhelpful Anytime we asked for help with anything it seemed we inconvenience them Just simple things too, I was asking if they could help us book a transfer with kids seats "

"The room was clean and relatively spacious and the deep tub was so nice after long days of walking as well as the complementary heated eye masks. If we make another trip to Tokyo we are very likely to stay here again. It was in a nice central location to shopping areas, Tsukiji Fish market, and transit hub stations making it easy to get around the Tokyo area. "

"Rooms are dirty. Mold in shower. Carpet is dirty. Lobby looks good but don’t be fooled. Book elsewhere "

"Perfectly located for our first time in Tokyo. The staff were welcoming and very helpful. Loved the lounge on the 19th floor which had beverages and such 24 hours a day. Fighting jet lag, I purchased a frozen pizza from the vending machine, cooked it in the toaster oven at 3 am for breakfast. Don’t knock it till you’ve tried it. Overall, a lovely hotel."

"Perfect location. Look forward to remodeling with hard flooring"

"Perfect room which included a washing machine! The location was ideal to subway and restaurant nearby. Staff was helpful and we enjoyed the convenience of the buffet breakfast! Would recommend!"

"Higher-end classic Japanese hotel near Ginza area with comfortable room and good view of the city."

"Shops nearby, great air on. Stand out was the customer service provided"

"15min walk to a lot of Ginza shopping and restaurants, 5-7min to a Ginza line station, I loved this hotel. Staff speaks great English, and service is top notch. I’ve never been treated so respectfully and kindly before as a guest. Rooms are quite spacious and very clean, I could open my large hard shell suitcase in the room without completely blocking others’ paths. The bathroom was luxurious and fully stocked with amenities, I really appreciated the face wash, toner and face cream and body lotions as my products weren’t quite enough. Lots of older businessmen bustling about, I didn’t see many families in the lobby or the lounge. Lounge is small but never overly crowded or noisy. The food selection is French inspired and rotates between the same dishes, but there is a fair amount of variety considering the space size, and it was exactly what my group needed for the tail end of our trip before flying out of Narita airport, lobby staff was able to give me a print out of the limo bus schedule with a QR code to book tickets online. The limo bus that stops here does not go to Haneda airport from what I understand. This was a bit of a treat to myself to stay here, and I would love to come back to explore more of the area. However, the hotel location may be less ideal for visitors hoping to pack their trip and go all across Tokyo. I was able to visit Ginza, Shibuya, Ueno Park, Tsukiji fish market and meet for a Mt Fuji tour from Tokyo Station really easily."