Moonoka Hotel Ginza — Hotel in Tokyo

I recently stayed at this hotel, and I was impressed by how spacious the rooms were, especially compared to other places in Japan. The peaceful and quiet neighborhood made for a relaxing stay, and I felt safe walking around even late at night. The location was incredibly convenient, just an 8-minute walk from a train station and close to the Tsukiji Outer Market and Ginza area.

Having a 24-hour Lawson right in front of the hotel was a huge plus for any late-night snacks or last-minute needs. Nearby, you'll also find a Yoshinoya for a quick and tasty meal.

The hotel had almost all the amenities you need. Just a heads-up, it's a very self-service place, which worked well for me, but might be something to consider if you're looking for more hands-on service.

Overall, I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable and convenient place to...

There was no one at the front desk from the time I entered the hotel, and no one was able to see it until I checked out four days later. That's fine. The moment I entered the hotel room, it smelled very strange, and the pillows and blankets were so wrinkled that they didn’t feel clean at all. The towel smelled like a mop and was almost ripped. There were three people in my family, and there were three small towels and three large ones. I sent a message on the second day to bring a towel, and he said he would bring it the next day because he didn't have a staff member. Day after, I could not any response or any new towels. Anyway, we had to use towels, so we found a coin laundry near the hotel, collected towels to do the laundry, and even took off the pillow cover to do the laundry together. After that, I was shocked. All pillows were so dirty and ridiculous. Please find...

We originally found the place on Airbnb which included raving reviews. The room is indeed spacious and located in a quiet area, it is the biggest room we’ve stayed at during our Japan trip. Unfortunately, that’s where the pros ends. As other reviews have mentioned, the pillow cases, floor, bathrooms are not clean. We were only provided with a small amount of towels (2 small ones and 2 large ones). When we requested additional towels on day one (via Airbnb app) and informed the hosts that the WiFi doesn’t work, we did not receive any response. The mattress were also very soft, which felt old and worn down. I wouldn’t recommend staying away as this place provides ample of spaces which can be rare to find in Tokyo. However, just manage your expectations as you might not get what you paid for, especially if you...