Mercure Hotel Ginza Tokyo  

Good staff, great location, great price!

every thing is nice , i am from dubai and travelling many times yearly and stay in accors hotels in many places in the world specially in ibis hotels in moroccow and kuwait, i didnot see like japanese people in treatment , they are the best

every thing good

The best service ever I have experienced in a hotel

wam staff, very good breakfast, very good location, complimentary tools in the room, free wireless

Reception at 2th floor and very small, size of the room, no possible to open the window

Location

Price

Claustrophobic, with walls closing in. Too small Breakfast was the only decent thing

The cramped up room

Everything. The room was sooooo comfortable and big (compared to other rooms in japan) also with a decent size bath to relax in. Also a delicious buffet breakfast in the morning, sooooooooo good. Definitely recommend this hotel and would stay in it again and again. Loved it.

The hotel staff was excellent. The general manager, Mr. Weeden personally welcomed us. One of the front desk staff, Bianchi was very cordial and helpful with our plans. The room was comfortable and clean. The linens were very fresh. The hotel was located in the heart of Ginza on a quiet street. To find the hotel, exit at a13 on ginza and continue in the same direction. When you get to Bulgari, make a right and walk three short blocks. At the Lawson's convenience store, make a left and walk a little more than half way down the block and you will be at the hotel. The hotel was convenient to many restaurants. The price from booking.com was excellent as well.

Breakfast too expencive no value for money

Nice and quite area and handy location for Tokyo station. Room was really nice and unexpectedly spacious for Japan and/or area. Good price (with non-refundable advance purchase) - both facility and pricewise probably the best hotel of this chain I had used recently.

Although quite close, the hotel isnt exactly where shown on map (the right place is on block Nr.9, few blocks bottom-left). Taking into account Japanese address system, this really may create a problem. Close to Tokyo station, but this still means ~15min of walk. Contrary to what I remembered from previous stay in the area, the nightlife in Ginza seems to be hardly existent (probably I was there later this time - around and after midnight), however I was surprised to find that the place is also a kind of red light district. Never had problems with these before, however girls here were really obtrusive (after fighting off the third one, decided to give up further looking for non-existing pubs :)

Well... Tokyo is an expensive City so I will say that the value is good for what it is. Staff is excellent (Japanese people are so nice in general). Excellent location. Rooms are not too large but very well kept.

Do not eat in the hotel's restaurant. Food is overpriced for what it is but.... Once again, Tokyo is not a cheap city.

Fantastic location, helpful staff and comfy beds, small hotel.

The rooms were small, but apparently this is common in Tokyo.