Hotels in Shibuya, Tokyo

I highly recommend this hotel, primarily because the price is so far off from the level of detail and thoughtful amenities in the room. While the staff were quite helpful, the disparity between the room type and the price is far from justified. It's practically a high-end hostel. At NT$35,000 a night, it's incredibly disappointing and completely different from what the ********* media reports suggest. - Pros 1. The staff were very friendly and generally spoke fluent English, so communication was seamless. 2. Our room had two large balconies, facing the spacious and comfortable Mu Park, which were the only positives. Cons 1. The soundproofing was very poor. We were on the fourth floor, and we could hear almost any ambulance or truck in the morning. Plus, my partner has allergies, and facing the main road, we constantly had nasal allergies. 2. The room lacks any design features expected for a room of this price. The bathroom faucet sprays directly onto sleeping guests. There's no space near the basin for women to properly apply makeup or place toiletries. This is truly unacceptable, and perhaps simply shouldn't be considered appropriate for the price of this room. 3. The bathtub and hair dryer are awful. The tub can easily trigger the drain valve, making it difficult to lie down. The hair dryer, a Cado, is incredibly difficult to use. Furthermore, there's virtually no space for women's makeup and skincare products. It's truly terrible. Even male guests found it difficult to use. It's hard to imagine this is a Michelin-starred hotel. 4. The hotel, from the front desk to the rooms and pool, feels cramped. It truly feels like a high-end hostel catering to European and American tourists. - Although this is a favorite area of ​​ours, I absolutely do not recommend staying here with friends. The service is completely disproportionate to the price. Our two-night stay didn't feel like a high-end hotel at all. For your reference only.

It was a pretty decent stay! The staff are really nice, security is pretty good for the female shared area. Bathroom and showers are really well maintained. The bed is really comfy and quite big. Breakfast is simple. It's quite abit of a walk from the subway station to the hotel. But it's okay without luggage haha

The room was tiny. The hotel is closer to the Keio Inokashira Line but quite far from the Yamanote Line. It takes at least 15 minutes to get to Shibuya Station. On the first day we arrived, we had to pull two large suitcases up a steep hill to reach the hotel. It was very inconvenient. I can’t imagine doing this while traveling with kids and carrying big luggage. The location is decent, with many restaurants nearby, but I also noticed a lot of clubs and love hotels in the area. Sometimes I saw drunk people standing on the street and talking loudly when I walked back at night. Just be cautious if you stay out late and return to the hotel. The soundproofing is really bad. You can hear a lot of noise from other guests. On the last night, someone in the room upstairs was moving around and packing their luggage all night. I couldn’t sleep because of the noise. In addition, the hallway is very narrow. You have to be careful when walking back to your room. My husband almost got hit when a child suddenly opened the door forcefully. The door opens directly into the hallway, which is a poor design choice. The only thing I liked was the washer and dryer in the room, which made it convenient to do laundry. All the staff were friendly and helpful. However, I personally don’t feel the stay was worth the price. I probably wouldn’t recommend this hotel or book it again.

I stayed on the 7th floor. The room was compact but very well-designed, featuring a clean, carpeted floor and an all-in-one bathroom unit. Complimentary coffee was available at the front desk in the mornings, and tea bags were provided in the room. Basic toiletries (like a dental kit and bath products) were stocked in the room, while additional amenities such as wet wipes, hair ties, and bath sponges could be picked up from the front desk – all of good quality. The front desk operates 24/7. The location is incredibly convenient!

I found the hotel quite easily. You can set your GPS to MEGA Don Quijote Shibuya, and then cross the street to Dogenzaka and you'll see the hotel's elevator. If you take the stairs, it leads to the back entrance (if you see stairs at the back, don't go up! There's a small passage next to the stairs that also leads to the elevator! You'll see Gong Cha, YG, and other beverage shops there). The hotel's location is super convenient. The elevator goes down to the first floor, which opens up to a large Don Quijote Shibuya store, so you don't have to brave the crowds across the street! It's just a bit of a walk from the subway station, which can be tough with luggage. Every day on the way back to the hotel, I'd pass the 'Stay with Me' intersection – it's really lively with lots of international visitors.

If you're planning to be out and about all the time, this hotel is perfect. 3-min walk to Shibuya station and major shopping destinations. The room is definitely a shoebox but if you're only looking for a clean place to rest after a long stroll in the city, this could be one of your options. Check-in process is seamless. Just be aware that the hotel doesn't accept credit card payments without the physical card - contactless from phone or smart watch is not possible. The hotel provides skin and hair care at the lobby that you can take anytime during your stay and they're great! They also provide water dispenser (both hot and cold temp) on each floor which is handy when you need to fill up your water bottle. Will definitely return!

Nice little hotel, but our room was extremely small and felt even tighter than a trailer. It only fit the bed, and once our suitcase was open, two adults couldn’t stand next to each other comfortably. The room did have a fridge, but there was no closet space.

A good hotel in the Shibuya area. Close to the center, metro, and shopping. The hotel itself is a bit dated, but we were satisfied with everything. The room has everything you need, including bathrobes and slippers. There was no vending machine for drinks or an onsen. Optimal for a short stay.

The room was okay and close to shopping, but there was no housekeeping. Imagine staying for 4-5 nights, waking up early and coming back late, with no one cleaning the room or changing the towels. You'd have to live like that until check-out. At the very least, housekeeping should come by daily to provide fresh towels.

The location is really good! very convenient and near subway station. A little small but for the price, it is perfect. The check-in needs to be done in advance if you don't want to have some delays getting in the room. There is no front desk, so the communication is through email. But that was also little fast. A lot of food options around and in the area. Cleanliness could be better.