the square hotel GINZA

The hotel was a very pleasant stay with good coffee but a bit of a walk from the nearest station. The beds were very firm as most beds in Japan are but my dad did not like the hard bed. Otherwise the amenities were great

It was a very pleasant stay. Hotel was very convenient. Only cons: 1) better pillows and 2) hot bath chlorine was evidence, suggest using other means of disinfectant

Great location, staff are friendly and helpful. The rooms are clean but very small but it has everything you need and it works for a couple. The beds hard and not the most comfortable but after staying in many comparable hotels all over Tokyo it seems to be the common trend.

Pros: - Great location and very close to the subway. - I booked a Moderate Double room (their smallest room) for 2 people and they upgraded us to a Grand Twin room because they were out of the smaller room. 15m^2 vs 20m^2. It made all the difference. Will definitely be booking the bigger room next time! - Clean rooms and the bathroom was spacious and relaxing - Friendly staff Cons: - We asked for early check-in (12pm) and late check-out (11am) but the hotel wanted to charge us 2000yen for every additional hour, which would have made it 6000yen extra for the check-in and another 2000 yen for check-out. Not sure if this is a Japan hotel thing or just this particular hotel but I hope they can be a little more flexible with the timings in the future and allow at least an hour for free. - I found the bed a little hard but my partner loved it so it's really just down to personal preference. Conclusion: Will definitely be staying at the Square Hotel Ginza again and booking a bigger room. We didn't have time to check out the public bath or gym.

Very affordable and cozy hotel. The hotel definitely gave me more than what it's worth. Very efficient self-check-in through computer. Acceptable size and very clean room equipped with unique appliances. Fast wi-fi, strong water pressure. Location is also a big plus as it sits on East Ginza, the hotel is close to both Ginza station and Higashi-Ginza station which connect you to basically most of the majority tourist areas on one line such as Ueno, Asakusa, Ometesando, and Shibuya. Not to mention it was next to some of the biggest department stores, the Ginza main street, and the Imperial Palace. Highly recommended.