Mercure Tokyo Hibiya Hotel, Tokyo

I had a pleasant stay at the hotel. The rooms were comfortable and clean, and the staff was very helpful. However, the dining options were a bit overpriced for the quality of the food. The location was convenient, but it may not suit everyone's preferences.

The hotel might not be ideal for families of four needing connecting doors, and the rooms are small compared to other Tokyo hotels. However, the service is dependable and very courteous, arranging airport concierge services and large taxis seamlessly. The location is excellent for exploring the city with useful stations nearby and great dining options, but it might not suit everyone. The dining experience offers a mix of Japanese and American options, and the facilities are well-maintained.

The hotel is conveniently located near the Shimbashi train station and Ginza shopping district, making it a great spot to explore the area. The rooms, while slightly dated, provide a comfortable stay, though they are on the smaller side. The service was exceptional, with staff going above and beyond to meet our needs. The dining options were good but slightly pricey. Overall, a decent value for the money.

The hotel's location is unbeatable, steps from Shimbashi station, making it super convenient for exploring the city. The rooms are nicely appointed and comfortable, but ventilation relies solely on the air conditioner. The staff is professional and helpful, although some could be more welcoming. The dining options are varied, offering tasty salads and Japanese breakfast choices. Overall, a great central hotel with room for improvement in service friendliness.

The hotel's rooms were clean and modern, albeit a bit old and noisy despite efforts for soundproofing. The absence of connecting doors may inconvenience families. On the positive side, the rooms were clean, warm, and acceptable in size.

The hotel was like a breath of fresh air in the heart of Tokyo, offering spacious and clean rooms at a great value. The staff went above and beyond to assist us, making our stay extra comfortable. The central location near Shimbashi station was incredibly convenient, although dining options were a bit on the pricey side.

The hotel has a nice view of Ginza, but overlooks noisy rail lines. The rooms were small compared to other places but had most needed facilities, although the space was slightly impacted by a large massage chair in the middle. The service was helpful and professional with room for improvement in basic services. The location near Shimbashi Station is unbeatable for quick access to Tokyo. The dining experience offered both western and Japanese options but was sometimes busy and basic. Overall, a convenient stay with some room for enhancement.

I had a pleasant stay at this hotel with its clean and typical Tokyo rooms featuring enclosed plastic bathrooms. The location was excellent, right next to the subway station and a short walk to the vibrant Ginza area, though it might not suit everyone. The service was exceptional, with friendly staff, particularly Ms. Kawana. The dining options varied from an expensive breakfast nearby to a large buffet in the Annex. The facilities were satisfactory, offering a comfortable and convenient stay.

The hotel is wonderfully located steps from Shimbashi station, making it ideal for business travelers. The rooms are clean and comfortable, but the lack of connecting doors could be inconvenient for families. The service is excellent, with staff remembering our preferences from previous stays. Dining options are varied, but the price for what you get could be considered high. The location is unbeatable for exploring the area, near plenty of dining and shopping options. The facilities are top-notch, offering a great experience overall.

The hotel's location is absolutely unbeatable, steps from Shimbashi station which lets you get anywhere you want to go quickly. The rooms have a bit of an old-fashioned look to them, but the train view rooms are a special treat. The service is top-notch, with arrangements made for luggage handling and Airport concierge services. The dining experience within the Dai-Ichi Hotel building was good, offering Japanese items, but could be a bit confusing for some. The facilities are well-kept, and the hotel is nestled near very useful stations, making it central to the business district and Ginza.