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Location: the best of it all. It likes 5 minute walks from Shibuya train station. From there you can go everywhere. Restaurant is everywhere around the hotel. Convenient: Airport limousine stop at this hotel. So super duper convenience. Room: bigger than other standard room in tokyo. We are very impressed on their size of room and bed. They give us King size bed; cannot ask for more. view is okay. we are on 29th floor. Definitely clean and tidy as it is 5 star hotel. Staff: They are very helpful and can speak fluently english. at the time of booking, we asked them to book one specific sushi restaurant for us "Jiro" as we cannot book by ourselves. They happy to do that and arrange everything for us. Food: No chance to test Dislike: only that this hotel is part of the office building and airport limousine also park here, therefore, it is crowded and busy at the lobby. Moreover, there is famous bar and lounge on the top floor, therefore, there are many non guest in the elevator all the time. For those who want something more private, I do not recommend you to here.

Centrally located, very easy to find, best of the best shopping areas within crawling distance (Shibuya 109, Tokyu Hands, Don Quijite), restaurants and foods everywhere (some opens 24hrs a day), a few steps to Shibuya station, bus station right in front of you, extremely friendly and helpful staffs (I asked for a place for dinner buffet in Shibuya and he cracked his head trying to find one for me, the only one i found in google is Shakey's Pizza buffet), room is Japan's standard hotel room size (which is small, but ok. If u wan the largest room go for twin bed), room is very clean and tidy (fully equipped with amenities, hair dryer is a bit weak, TV channels are all Japanese, but u can buy a VOD card for Y1000, not the latest movies but maybe 1-2 months old, large selections, valid for 1 day per card), superb breakfast buffet (if u choose to have ur room with breakfast). Cons? Slightly expensive but so is all other hotels in Shibuya (unless u settle for bed & breakfast inns). Late check-in time at 3pm but so is other hotels in Japan. Room is small but so is all other hotels in Japan.

I had never heard of Dormy Inn prior to going to Japan, but I booked one in Osaka as part of my two week trip to Japan. The enjoyment I had at that property prompted me to cancel my reservations I had in Tokyo and search out a Dormy in by the Shibuya area. This hotel did not disappoint. I LOVE the Dormy Inn Onsen attire you wear around the hotel. Free Ramen at 930 (had this at both properties). The Onsen was very nice as well. They kept my luggage for me since checkout was at 11am and my train wasn't until 1pm. The location of this property is great, 7 min walk to the train, 7 min walk to Meiji Shrine. Thanks Dormy Inn....next trip to Japan I'll be looking for these properties!

My stay at Shibuya Granbell Hotel is great. The hotel is located in a less crowded Shibuya area where you can relax at the end of the day after all the shopping and sightseeing. It only takes 5 minutes of walk to the train station and the most busy area in Shibuya for all the shopping you will ever need. The hotel staff is attentive and knows basic english to answer all your questions. We reserved a premier double room and the room was bigger than we were expected for a Tokyo hotel. Room cleaning is the best! The staff do not disturb you at all. No knocking on the door to see if you are in the room. For some reason, they just know when you are out and clean your room by the time you come back. Overall, Shibuya Granbell Hotel is a great hotel for the price. Thanks again for the amazing service! P.S~We highly recommend booking this hotel around Cherry Blossom time. The streets around the hotel is fill with white cherry blossom trees and walking out everyday is like looking at a post card.

The location is very convenient. It is such a short walk from Shibuya station. There is so much going on in this area and transport to other parts of the city is very convenient. It is only a 15 minute walk to the amazing Yoyogi koen and Meiji Shrine. The hotel room was small but that is standard for Tokyo, in fact, a travel buddy said that it was substantially bigger than her room for the same price. The wifi was super fast and all the staff were very friendly. They could help me with everything I required.

I love travelling to the Sakura Hotel. Its not the Hilton, never expect it to be like that. Its cheap and cheerful. But the staff will do everything they can for you. The hotel is situated by a hairdressers, two ramen restaurants, a sushi place, coffee/sandwich place, a convenience store AND a drug store.. Not to mention a train station which is two stops from Shinjuku. There is also a McDonalds and a 100 yen store as well as a chinese and izakaya attached onto the train station. Did I mention the big supermarket 5 minutes walk as well? Basically this hotel is in the most convenient position ever. I stayed in room 702. Which had the most amazing view, I could see the lights of Shinjuku from my window and it was glorious. i think the top floor is probably the only area to have a view due to Japanese building so close together. So this was a real bonus. The bathroom is small but brilliant, it has an extractor and shower/bath and a (sadly) western toilet. when i was there they had to shut off power for a few hours for an inspection, but we got plenty of notice, and they had a cleaning of the air cons, again plenty of notice. Now, breakfast... It is basically bread or toast, and a soup. The soups vary from day to day, and you can have as much as you like. I enjoyed it. The soup is always tasty. Not only that you can order from the restaurant 24/7, and they sell beer. You are likely to meet lots of new people. You will find people of all ages here, from every nation under the sun. They are Muslim friendly, which means some food is halal, and there is a small prayer room. There is an outdoor seating area which is pretty useful, its a smoking area as well but its not usually full. One good thing is the cafe is open to the public so you will likely get Japanese folks in, usually from the local area. The room is small, but the bed is big. Its entirely livable, and some days you may stay in your room, its comfy. If you dont want to

I had a last-minute booking (just 1 day before arrival in Tokyo) and this hotel did not disappoint. I stayed here for a total of 4 nights, and I was so glad I chose to stay in the vibrant Shibuya area! Approximately 7-minute walk (moderate pace) from JR Shibuya Station. Get out from the main exit, walk to the famous Tsutaya building (where there is also a Starbucks), round the bend and keep walking straight, passing by Parco and Miu Miu, and the hotel is just ahead. For the price that I'd paid, location was certainly a huge plus point. It's at the quiet end of the busy Shibuya shopping street, and yet safe with several restaurants and cafes around the area. Yoyogi Park and Meiji Shrine are also approximately a 15-minute walk away, and Harajuku, 20 minutes on foot. Hotel was clean and equipped with toiletries and other basic amenities. Space of the room was sufficient. No wardrobe, just hangers (approximately 6) but that's probably what made the room slightly more spacious. Absolutely fine with me. The (minor) minuses: Table was too small (it was triangular-shaped) and no freezer in the mini-fridge. "Fake" window ie no view. Staff might not be able to speak too much English, but it wasn't too much of an issue as I speak some Japanese. Very strict with the check-in time of 2pm (I'd arrived earlier at 1230pm) Ultimately, for its price though, this hotel met my expectations. I would stay here again!

Rating this place as 3-star Hotel, I must say it's great. It was cheap but again - Japan is expensive and I booked on the same day of arrival during high season. The room was the perfect size for 1 person, clean and tidy. Location is perfect if you want to use Shibuya as your main suburb and to take trains. The staff was friendly but spoke very little English. Luckily I didn't need asistance with getting around, so it wasn't an issue for me. Plus: they let you use their bikes for free!! DEFINITELY recommend this property!

When in Tokyo I usually book a room in an APA hotel branch. I like their facilities, everything just works, checkin-checkout process is smooth and fast. I know what I get in each branch, and it's standardized, so it's a hassle free experience for me. What I liked of the Shibuya branch was the close proximity to subway / JR trains (if you walk through Mark City mall it may be even closer) and the many restaurants that are easily accesible from the hotel. Unlike other APA hotel branches this one didn't have a traditional Japanese hot publich bath (they usually have one at the basement or top floor), but the coin laundry was useful to me. I will choose APA again in the future.

Summary: Great place for couple or solo traveler looking for apartment style amenities on a budget. I love this hotel!! Location: During my stay there was a considerable amount of construction at the Shibuya metro station. The New South exit is the closet exit near the hotel which can be tricky to find. If you're arriving at the Shibuya station, follow the signs to the New South exit. From the exit make a right and it's a quick 2 minute walk to the hotel. Because I was in Tokyo for a very short time. I didn't explore the neighborhood directly but it's extremely close to other popular areas of Tokyo by the JR green circle line/subway. Check-in/check out: I reserved via Agoda, so check-in and out was extremely easy. I arrived early and was allowed to leave my bag in storage while I explored. The hotel staff was extremely accommodating and helpful even going as far as helping me with directions and printing off maps. The room/facilities: The room was large and I had a nice view of the general area from the balcony. The room comes with mini kitchenette and washing machine. You are provided with laundry soap upon check in. There are also guest amenities in the lobby (I didn't use these items) but believe they were items like toothbrush/paste, shoe shine kit?, tea etc. and other similar items. It's very convenient if you packed light, forgot something or needed an emergency overnight place to stay. The bed was roomy and comfortable. I especially appreciated having an accessible balcony to get fresh air. Although the hotel is located near a busy subway/train - the windows sufficiently blocked most train noise unless you're an extremely delicate sleeper, maybe ask for a room that is not facing the train. Overall the hotel was very quiet which I appreciated. Room/Other: Although there were directions to use the washing machine; there were not enough instructions for non-Japanese speakers. Instructions in English were a general summary of the washing machine feature

I was so hesitating to try this place as I am not young anymore and I prefer to spend money to be confortable. But every time I checked this place there was something intriguing about it to make me try it . And YES it worth it. Perfect location , super clean, everything is new and modern style, nice staff, nice guests when I was there and I think most of the time you won’t find the lousy noisy usual youth hotel type of guests probably because this hotel is not cheap. But it worth every penny if you want to live a quite safe adventure . It is super safe and a little bit too quite at night in th dorm that you need to whisper not to make noises which is good . It is a small room the size of the bed but it is all you need . It is best fitted for somebody who is not willing to stay at the hotel but for sleeping . Maybe not a good idea for those who want to relax in th hotel room.

My stay was excellent. I had booked the night prior to arrival so my room was ready by 8AM allowing me a full day in Tokyo. Check in was rapid and easy. As always the room was clean and comfortable. The rooms are of a decent size. This being a business stay hotel cleaning is once a week but that is OK if you know in advance. The hotel is just off the top of Dogenzaka so access to central Shibuya is about 10 minutes, very handy. There is a medium size supermarket just across the road very useful if you are tired. There is no restaurant but buffet breakfast, Japanese or English. The staff are very helpful, especially as there is a small problem with the logon to Internet at the lobby computer for printing and which is in Japanese. I have used the Tokyu Stay quite a few times and consider it an ideal base if you are in the Shibuya area.

Stayed in the Superior Corner Twin Room (booked at the 11th hour because of a change in travel plans and the hotel had no other available rooms) on our 1st night and the Standard Double Room the remaining 3 nights. If you are travelling to the hotel by train, it is advisable to follow closely to the instructions on the hotel's webpage on how to reach the hotel as Shibuya station can be difficult to navigate. Once you manage to find your way around, you will appreciate that the hotel is well located near the Shibuya station and close to several attractions. For its central location, the rooms are spacious. The staff were friendly, eager to help and accommodating. When we requested travel adaptors, they were sent to our room in a robot. In the Superior Corner Twin Room, we were provided the complimentary use of a nespresso coffee machine which wasn't available in the Standard Double Room. The Superior Corner Twin Room is also almost double the size of the Standard Double Room.

This love hotel is centrally located only a 8 min walk from Shibuya Station and directly across from a nightclub. If you don’t mind listening to a very faint bass of some techno music on the weekends from 11pm-7am, potentially hearing love noises when your window is open & have no need for ample space for luggage, this place is for you! Service is efficient & the room is TINY yet clean! The hotel lobby offers classy jazz music along with cakes, snacks, coffee, juice, soda & ice cream. A FREE Western or Japanese style breakfast is served (& reserved in advance, no last-min changes) to your room between 6-10am. Room amenities are high-end TOTO bathroom appliances (now we’re spoiled), toiletries you didn’t know you needed, stocked bev mini fridge & a karaoke machine! Not all staff speaks English but enough basic English words. There is a Lawson convenience store next door and many restaurants & shopping in area. Highly recommended for the open-minded & self-sufficient!

I had a conference in Tokyo and hence stayed in this hotel for 2 nights. It was a 7 min walk from the nearest JR railways station. The reception people could speak good English. The room interiors were very good the floor carpets were a little old though. They provide internet in all rooms and the speed was good for skype (they also provide a lan cable on request and so nothing to worry if you forgot to carry one). There were no convenience stores or restaurants near by the hotel.