Hotels near CreAto Ebisu, Tokyo

"The hotel is very big with the Main, East, North and Annex Towers. I booked a 3-night in July 26 in Annex Towers. The room is clean and very quiet and the aircon is also very quiet. This gave me a very good rest during my short stay. The staff are generally friendly. The train station is just across the hotel. This made travelling very convenient. There are several shops and restaurants in the hotel and prices are affordable. There is also a 7-Eleven on the second floor."

"An office worker's experience. Capsule, pajamas, towel, slippers are provided. The shared showers and sauna are good. However, the capsules can get a bit stuffy if you close yourself in. The common area is minimalistic and small, just a few sofas. Based on reviews, you need to take all your belongings out of the capsule every day. So, basically, sleep for a night and then head back to the office."

"Lovely boutique hotel in a fantastic location. About 8 minutes walk from the metro, one stop from Shibuya, many other transport links. Ebisu station has many stores for great shopping from food to clothing and more, very convenient. Surrounded by an abundance of really good restaurants, some literally just downstairs from hotel. At least 3 convenience stores just around the corner. Staff were also very helpful and courteous. Great selection of amenities and extras at reception. I would stay again. Ebisu is easily one of my favourite areas to stay in Tokyo. Not crazy busy but lots to explore. Note, it's a boutique hotel, so not particularly spacious but the location definitely makes up for it. Highly recommended as a convenient base for a few days."

"I always stay here whenever I am in Shibuya because its price and location wise is the most worth it around Shibuya area. Room is small but has everything you need. However one thing that stayed the same over the years is the hot/cold water shower system, hope the management can look to change it as it takes a long time for hot water to come out and when it does it becomes scalding hot. No complaints due to the excellent service standards (staff speak very good English) and its stone throw proximity to the New South Exit of JR Shibuya."

"The facilities are definitely old, but the location is still good. I always stay at this hotel every time I come to Japan because I'm used to it, and Roppongi is a pretty nice area to stay in. It's also close to the subway station. However, this time I was very disappointed; the room they gave me smelled terrible. Even after turning on the ventilation and spraying deodorizer, it still stank. The most disgusting part was that the bed sheets were dirty. I wouldn't have noticed if I hadn't brought disposable sheet covers. I couldn't stand it anymore and asked to change rooms. Their attitude was good, but the hygiene situation is really concerning. I won't be staying here again."

"Although the room, being under 20 square meters, is a bit small, it's very clean and well-arranged; opening a 29-inch suitcase is not an issue. The large public bath on the 16th floor is free for guests, and it's incredibly relaxing to soak in after a long day. The lobby is on the 15th floor and has a terrace with a nice view. Complimentary coffee and drinks are offered at the welcome bar, which is a great bonus to the service."

"room looked exactly like its listing, its great that i need to key a pin to enter the level im staying and the lounge so its actually safe for solo travellers. the room is spacious ompared to other places i have stayed in tokyo in my previous trips. location wise not too far off from JR tamachi & asakusa line mita station, can also see tokyo tower clearlyat the bridge near the hotel!"

"The room was spacious, featuring three beds and a sofa bed. It had large floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing me to enjoy the scenery right from the sofa bed. On the other side, there was a bar area, also with floor-to-ceiling windows, and a table with lounge chairs that offered a fantastic view of Tokyo Tower. Whether it was a clear day or a sparkling night, the view was always captivating and offered a different ambiance. The breakfast was also rich and varied."

"Front desk and housekeeping staff were very kind but the hotel itself lacked some basic amenities like a suitcase rack, cotton swabs and most importantly for me, a smoking area. I understand that smoking is strictly regulated in Shibuya, but given that fact it would be nice for the hotel to provide a designated area rather than instructing guests to walk 5 blocks each way to the often crowded public smoking area at Ebisu Station. Every other hotel I’ve stayed at in Japan has provided this. If you are a smoker definitely look elsewhere. Room and facilities were relatively clean but small and not thoughtfully designed. Only two small hooks with 2 hangers each for clothing. Many marks on the walls, especially the toilet which felt somewhat unhygienic. Decorative moss on the wall had a strange odor, and after handing you a bottle of water at check in you’re on your own for pretty much everything. Breakfast was quite basic served with plastic cutlery and often sold out of anything but plain toast by 9am. Despite the shortcomings the location was good and front desk was apologetic for lack of amenities."

"This hostel is really great! Even though it's a shared dorm, you still get a good sense of privacy. The showers are plentiful and super clean. They also have a washer and dryer (only 300 yen combined!). The elevator is a huge plus! There's a fridge for your food and a microwave available. Around the hostel, there are restaurants, cafes, and convenience stores open all the time. It's super close to Meguro Station, making travel incredibly convenient. They provide hair dryers too. Fresh towels are given daily. The staff here are incredibly lovely. I stayed from April 22-28. It seemed my slippers were collected on the morning of April 24th, and I happened to bump into a male staff member. I asked for a new pair, and he immediately brought them to me. So sweet! I wish the check-out time could be extended a bit. 10 AM is a little early; I'd love it if it could be 11:30 AM or even 12:00 PM."