Hotels with Restaurants in Shibuya, Tokyo

"It’s near"

"This hotel is in the center of the Shibuya Scramble Crossing. The location is amazing for sites and transport (Shibuya Station connects to the hotel). You’re minutes away from Takeshita Street and Shinjuku. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. While the area is insanely busy, the hotel is surprisingly quiet. The views are incredible and the breakfast buffet is delicious (the buffet has Japanese and Western dishes and is on the 25th floor with lovely views as far as the eye can see). The hotel rooms are on the smaller side and the bathrooms are a little dated and small (they remind me of cruise ship bathrooms but ours had a bathtub). All in all, though, we truly enjoyed our stay here. The hotel lobby is on the 5th floor of the Shibuya Smart City building; we had a hard time finding the entrance from where the taxi dropped us off on the side street. The basement floor of the building is a grocery store where the displays are works of art and the ground/first floor is entirely dedicated to sweets. Think of large department store jewelry and make up display counters filled with the most decadent sweets. Shibuya is full of places to eat. "

"Very busy hotel, but run efficiently!! Rooms are dated. But within walking distance to the Tokyo Dome where we saw a fun baseball game! I’d stay there again"

"It is conveniently walking distance to the train station. Our room has 5 beds, convenient for 5 members of family who has teens. The staff cleaned the room, provided us fresh towels and pairs of pyjamas, and most of all warm toilets and clean. "

"Great location and great facilities, rooms are a little small but that’s expected in Japan. Only downside is the toppers on the beds kept sliding off! Besides that, we had a great stay. "

"Pretty much everything is great, but solo travellers may feel a bit unsafe because of the surroundings, especially if it's your first time in Tokyo."

"This is an excellent location in Asakusa, there is a Uniqlo and restaurants locayed on floors 1-4, and the hotel lobby on floor 5, there is a Donki next door, and and so much other shopping all within a short walk from the hotel, there were street performers on the weekend and the streets were alive with activity, but nothing crazy all very family friendly. Also very close to the subway line, we will stay here again when we come back. I will say the rooms are small, but I understand most hotels are like this, I will say the hotel is clean with a buffet breakfast which includes American and Japanese breakfast staples, buffet is available for a fee, it was good and convenient. "

"Great hotel! It definitely is not in the heart of Tokyo with the main train station, but this hotel was a quick 5 minute walk to the train station, and we would just transfer to the main ones. I loved that it was tucked away and not super busy in our area. Mcdonalds was right by the station which helped for breakfast, as most breakfast or food didn't open until 11. The hotel was great to come back to mid day and at night. They restocked the fridge with 2 cold water bottles each day, and if you needed more, the front desk was so nice to offer more. Room service was done daily, and they provided large bottles of shampoo, conditioner, body wash, razors, hair brush, hair ties, etc. Definitely a perfect place to stay if you do not want to be right in the hustle and bustle. The rooms were also the perfect size for us! They had a closet we kept our suitcases in, while we still had space on both sides of our bed and a desk to sit at. The massage chairs were also nice to use at the end of a long day. We had no issues getting a chair when we wanted to go. I seriously loved this place!"

"Professional service: really clean and location is 5 stars"