Hotel Vintage Tsukiji — Hotel in Tokyo

This little boutique hotel has only 1 room per floor (over 9 floors), so you don't need to worry about people making noise in your stairwell. The room was easily one of the largest rooms we stayed in. Our bed was 240cm wide, so wider than it was long. You couldn't ask for anymore, with a fully equipped bathroom, living area, large TV and balcony. ||||The rooms were amazingly clean, well decorated and had a homely feel, great if you're staying for a longer trip. ||||Ginza is definitely a great place to stay if visiting Tokyo, but the Vintage is a little further away from metro stations than other hotels. However, it's actually equidistant to a number of train stations, giving far more options than being closer to only one. You're no more than 5-10 minutes from great places to eat, shops and bars etc.||||The hotel staff were super friendly and always willing to help. ||||Perhaps the only downside was that it was a little noisy at night (rubbish collections etc) and could benefit from better windows/sound proofing. Also, a few of the windows didn't have curtains and those that did, didn't block the light. Expect to...

Hotel Vintage located near to Tsukiji Market ( you can walk for 8-10 minutes). A lots of park with playground around the area too. Because our schedule was very flexible, we often visited the park and my kids love to play in the playground. We found 3-4 different playground park around the area. Lawson located beside the hotel, so if you need something, you just need to go down. The room is clean and big for tokyo size (for 3 adults and 2 toddlers). We still can walk inside the room with 2 big luggage, 1 medium luggage and 1 handcarry + stroller. They have hot water kettle, but no microwave in the room. It's okay, they have 1 microwave in reception area. The hotel also provide, pajamas too. The staff was excellent, helpful and friendly. We arrived at night, but we already sent our luggage in advance. When we arrived, our luggage already inside our room. They have recommendation for local restaurants around the hotel, also laundry, and service that you need. I'm already recommend this hotel to...

Went as a group of 4 adults, age ranging from 30-60.

Enjoyed our stay overall. Given how small the whole building seemed, I was surprised by how they maximised the space and the room itself was big enough and comfortable for 4 of us. Definitely bigger than what I would expect for a room in Tokyo.

Although early check-in was not allowed, the host was super kind to let us leave our bags when we arrived at 2.30pm. She brought them to our room when it was the check-in time at 3pm.

The host was also very hospitable. We arrived drenched from the rain, and she offered us towels immediately while settling the paperwork for us.

Had an elevator, and pretty much everything you would expect in a hotel room. Lots of charging spaces as well - spaces for plugs as well as USB-A ports.

The only cons is that the hotel was about ~10 mins walk away from the nearest train station, so it was a little tough lugging the...