Ginza Creston

Room with breakfast as well as cleanliness.

Nothing

Nothing much - average kind of hotel - far away and not conveniently located either - service lacks too and staff (esp check-in manager) was really badly behaved in insisting we pay extra when we had booked exactly what was advertised and we only wanted what we had booked/paid for. Room is spacious though but old / tired, views from the high floors are restricted by buildings around but nice.

The hotel is way out and beyond (not really in Ginza) - access is very limited via Tsukiji station only (not well connected) - airport shuttles dont stop at the hotel (there are no other hotels in the vicinity too it appears). To take the airport shuttle one has to take a taxi to the Tokyo City Terminal first. Overall, not a great location (also a ten minutes walk from Tsukiji Station) and in a remote secluded residential area. Bad check-in experience, very rude staff member at check-in insisted for me to pay extra for an extra bed when I had already done so as per my reservation - i had booked a room with extra bed for Three persons (he refused to accept my email confirmation as proof and kept blaming booking.com and asking for us to call customer service of booking.com when it was in clear black & white on my email reservation confirmation - Twin Room with Extra Bed for three persons!!). If we wanted Two Beds for Two Persons we could have booked the cheaper Twin Room/Double room instead but we had legit paid more for the Twin Room with Extra Bed already! Hotel is also a bit old/tired, nothing great except perhaps an ok view from the rooms (but for this staying in a remote location is not a great idea/compromise). Limited food/dining options in the evening nearby, and Ginza (proper ginza main area) is at least a 20-30mins walk! Not great value either, so dont really recommend Ginza Creston (there are other better equivalently priced options in Ginza/Tokyo areas).