Tokyu Stay Ginza | Hotel Room with Washing Machine & Microwave Oven | 3 Mins to Ginza | Tokyo, Japan

Tokyu Stay Ginza offers modern spacious guestrooms with microwave ovens and washing machines with dryers. Some rooms even have their own kitchen. It is conveniently located just a 1-minute walk from Higashi-Ginza station and a 6-minute walk from Ginza station. Higashi-Ginza station has a direct access to Narita Airport.
Kabukiza is just a 1-minute walk away from Tokyu Stay Ginza. Guests can also make a 3-minute walk to department stores like Mitsukoshi and Matsuya Ginza, or a 22-minute train ride to the lively Shinjuku area. Haneda Airport can be reached with a 24-minute ride on the Keikyu Line.

[@thetriotravelfamily]

Hello there, we saw your video today 17/5/2024 and was so intrigued with this post. How amazing for hotel room to have washing machine We will remember to book this hotel for our next winter trip to Japan ❤ 👍 ありがとう ございます

[@wheretonext1190]

Hi! Thank you so much for watching my video and for giving such positive feedback! I really appreciate it! Yes, the Tokyu Stay hotels are known to have rooms with washer and dryers, and microwave ovens. Some rooms even have mini kitchens. There are quite a few branches in Tokyo so I am sure you will find a branch that would suit your travel plans. I hope my other videos can help you plan your future trip to Japan. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel. Thanks again! Have a great weekend! :)

[@axios101]

A question: I have seen the video, but it is a bit limited in that part because of the privacy I guess.... so: how is the breakfast? Does it taste good? Are there decent choiches of japanese food?

[@wheretonext1190]

Hi Axios! Thank you for watching my video! With regards to your query, apologies but yes, I couldn't film extensively during breakfast because guests kept moving around and it felt awkward to be standing there, filming, when they were in queue, waiting for their turn to get food. Plus, I went down for breakfast quite late already, so there wasn't much left to eat. But yes, the hotel's breakfast was good, with enough choices for Western and Japanese food. Although I have had better breakfast in other hotels, it was pretty decent, at least for my taste. If you are still unsure of whether to have breakfast there or not, I suggest you don't include it yet in your room rate, then just pay for the breakfast on the spot. I think the breakfast rate is just the same. You can check the food offerings first, before you decide if you want to eat there or not. They allow you to check the food first for walk-in guests. I hope I was able to answer your query. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! Enjoy your stay! 😊

[@axios101]

@@wheretonext1190Thank You!! If I may: what about the Sotetsu Fresa Inn chain? I know they migjht differ a bit from place to place, but what do You know about them?

[@wheretonext1190]

Hi again Axios! I have stayed in a couple of Sotetsu Fresa Inn hotels and I think it is a good option for those travelling on a budget. The hotels of the chain are no-frills business hotels with basic amenities but for the price, I think it is worth it. The rooms were clean, at least the branches I stayed in, and the beds were comfortable enough. They also have connecting rooms for families and those travelling in a group. I also like the location of the Sotetsu Fresa Inn hotels I have stayed in so far. In case you are interested, you may want to watch two of my hotel videos featuring Sotetsu Fresa Inn. Below are the links. Hope you find them helpful. 😊 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJyYi2p4adlkpKssi=QC60kQ-A-_q3EcwJ kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5zGZamAhs9pqNEsi=P8yc-wvH3d_y6yAR

[@axios101]

@@wheretonext1190Hi again and thanks! I will surely watch all Your videos on the theme and I have subscribed to Your channel. A quick question: do U think that, speaking of business/budget hotels the various Sotetsu Fresa Inn could be better or worse than Tokyo Stay or Tokyu Rei and alike? I don't have a very strict budget but I'd prefer to spend into special loca curiosities/attractions/sushi restaurants or ryokan with private onsen, trips, tourist trains and such...😁 All I need for my stay in Tokyo is a clean, modern hotel (not too old in the shabby meaning of term) with many "business like" services (laundry, breakfast, wifi, luggage forwarding, etc...) in a very central area... for this part of my trip I am not interested in particular "luxuries" or huge bedrooms... but a clean, "not rundown", environment with no frills but great practicality and a nice breakfast japanese stile).

[@wheretonext1190]

Thank you for subscribing Axios! I really appreciate it! With regards to your query, when you mentioned "nice breakfast", the first hotel that came to my mind is Dormy Inn Premium Ginza Hot Springs. Not sure when your trip is, but I plan to release my video on that hotel in the next few weeks. I stayed in that hotel last month, and I was happy with their breakfast, among others. From the name itself, the hotel has a hot spring bath too which you can enjoy. Although not as centrally located as Tokyu Stay Ginza, the 10min walk to Ginza station could be worth it depending on your preference. There are other Dormy Inn Premium locations like Shibuya so you may also want to check it out. As with Sotetsu Fresa Inn, their rates are more budget-friendly but in terms of facilities and general feel, Tokyu Stay and Tokyu Rei have that "higher level" feel, which translates to higher room rates too of course. It really depends on your personal preference. Anyway, I hope I was able to help you and not confuse you more. Thanks again! 😊

[@abdullahrajab3830]

Hi I booked that hotel and I’m coming there after a week , how can I go there from Marita airport

[@wheretonext1190]

Hi Abdullah! Thank you for watching my video! With regards to your query, you can take the train or low cost bus to reach the hotel from Narita airport. If you decide to take the train, you can take the direct train via Keisei Line from Narita Airport to Higashi Ginza station. Cost is JPY1,209 and takes 1hr and 39mins. The hotel is just a 1min walk from Higashi Ginza station. For other options, you can download the Japan Transit Planner app. The app will show different options to go from one station to another, so you can choose if you want the fastest, easiest or cheapest way. If you decide to take the low cost bus to Ginza, the cost is JPY1300 and takes about an hour and 45mins depending on the traffic conditions. The hotel is a 7-min walk from the Ginza Airport Bus Stop. Please note though that low cost buses only allow one luggage per person to be stored under the bus. For more information, you may want to also watch my 2 videos on low cost buses using the following links. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpbHZoGpgrhmasksi=AhTl1HCsluauHyIV kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4uqpGeldtyhZrMsi=trjTS1lP_eM3DTGb You can also check the bus timetable using this link. tyo-nrt.com/wp/wp-content/themes/tyo-nrt/files/timetable_en.pdf I hope I was able to answer your query and help you in my own small way. In case you haven't, I hope you can also consider subscribing to my channel for more useful travel videos. Thanks again! Enjoy your stay in Tokyo! 😊

[@abdullahrajab3830]

@@wheretonext1190 i want to thank you so much for your help , i just arrived here in tokyo and followed all what you said , you just helped me and my family, thank you so much

[@wheretonext1190]

Hi again Abdullah! Thank you so much for your very kind words! Your feedback really warmed my heart! I am happy that I am able to help you and your family. I hope my other videos can help you as well. Enjoy the rest of your stay in Tokyo! Thanks again! Have fun! 😊