Hotels near Gallery Kawafune, Tokyo

Location is excellent. Very clean. Walking distance to many shops that we wanted to go. Staffs are friendly and helpful. However there were only 2 washing machines and each wash takes more than two hours. Queue can be challenging especially when there are many people staying. And also there are no hot water dispenser at the pantry ground floor. Have to take cold or room temp water in kettle and bring to room to boil for a cup of hot tea or coffee. Other than that, this hotel is recommended due to its location.

The location is great, with several restaurants close to the hotel. It’s also easy to get to Shimbashi train station. I stayed overnight, and the late check-in counter was very accommodating.

I've stayed here several times for the convenience. It's easy to get everywhere, and the price is good. However, if you're particular about infrastructure, this might not be for you. It's a 9-square-meter room; you step out of bed and you're at the door. You can either open your suitcase or the bathroom door, but not both at the same time.

This hotel is quite convenient if you're planning to visit attractions in the Asakusa/Ginza area. I stayed here once before when I was traveling alone, so I chose it again this time. The hotel's location is relatively convenient, with the train station right across the street. However, if you have luggage and need to use an elevator, you'll have to walk about 200 meters. The most delightful surprise was waking up to a row of cherry blossoms right outside my window! The hotel staff were also excellent; they even walked us all the way to the laundry room. (The only minor inconvenience is that the laundry room is in a small separate building outside, and it's not a washer-dryer combo. Each time, you have to go down to the first floor and walk through a small path to get to it, which is a bit troublesome, and it gets a little dark at night…) It's very convenient that you can buy travel passes right at the hotel front desk.

Good quiet location away from the super busy Tokyo Stn which is a 10 minutes walk. Staff are friendly and the hotel has a nice lounge for resting and some coffee & biscuit snacks. Only letdown is the weak and slow internet connection in the room... hope they can improve on it. Overall, it has been a very good and pleasant stay for us... Will come back again.

I’ve passed by this hotel before and finally decided to stay here. The best thing about it is definitely the location, right in the bustling Ginza district, super close to the lively main street. The hotel lobby is quite small. Check-in isn't until 3 PM, so early arrivals ended up storing their luggage in the lobby, which made it feel really cramped. When 3 PM rolled around, everyone came to retrieve their bags, and there was a bit of a queue. The room wasn't huge, but the layout was decent, and the bathroom was quite spacious. However, the air conditioning in the room was old and couldn't be adjusted for hot or cold settings. For the first two days, it was set to heating, and I was melting! The room temperature was at least 30 degrees Celsius, and it was incredibly dry. It felt so hot and dry that it was almost suffocating. Thankfully, the Trip.com customer service was very helpful. After I reported the issue, they quickly contacted the hotel, and the room was automatically switched to cooling mode, which made a huge difference. The dryness, however, remained. There was a window in the room, but it seems windows in Japanese hotels generally don't open. The hotel room itself was pretty quiet; I couldn't hear any street noise. But in the mornings, when housekeeping was cleaning, there was a bit of a noisy banging. I think the beds are on wheeled frames and easily moved, so the banging and moving sounds during cleaning were quite loud. Some of the furniture in the room was a bit old. The handles on some cabinet doors were loose, and the mini-fridge didn't cool very well. Otherwise, everything else was pretty good. Upon check-in, I also received some complimentary face masks, which came in handy given how dry the room was.

Though the room was a little small(typical of Tokyo hotel rooms), it is well laid out with all necessities. There’s complimentary coffee/tea and snacks at the lounge area after breakfast hours. From 8-10pm, Ochazuke(Rice soup) is available for supper. The reception staff were all very helpful. Walking to Tokyo Station takes about 12-15mins. Ginza is just mins away. Our family had a great time staying at Hotel Intergate Kyobashi.

This a good city centre modern hotel within walking distance to Ginza shopping street and Tokyo Station. Their twin room is spacious, clean and modern. Bathroom is also of good size. Bed and pillows are comfortable. Their staffs are welcoming too. What needed to be improved is their buffet breakfast. The selections are poor/underwhelming for a 4 star hotel. Even the coffee from their coffee machine during breakfast is diluted.

The hotel was very good. I was able to leave my bags in the reception area when I arrived earlier than expected, so I could go and explore hands free. It was clean, it was in a good location, slightly hard to find at first but after that all good. Fast WiFi, it had a charging port for usb on the bed and then it had a plug on the desk. It had a shower and bath area. It came with shampoo, co conditioner, body wash etc. The only bad thing I have to say is that the bed was quite hard compared to what I’m used to. A lot of people prefer that but I didn’t get the best nights sleep because of this. That’s the only thing I will say though. The staff were super helpful, housekeeping calls at 10am to clear your bin which is great! All in all very good I would stay again.

This was my second stay here. Last time I had a single room, and this time I opted for a small queen room. It felt slightly larger visually and had an extra windowsill. However, due to the bed's placement, I still couldn't fully open my suitcase. The two ladies at the front desk who checked me in this time were fantastic and had excellent service attitudes, a stark contrast to the male staff member I encountered last time who was quite cold.