Ibis Styles Tokyo Ginza イビススタイルズ東京銀座 宜必思尚品東京銀座酒店

Ibis Styles Tokyo Ginza is an economy-design hotel under the Accor brand, located at 7-10-9 Ginza, Chuo Ward. It is about a five-minute walk from Ginza Station and six minutes from JR Shimbashi Station, offering excellent access to Ginza’s main streets, Namiki-dori, Kabuki-za Theatre, the Imperial Palace area, and Tokyo International Forum—all within walking distance.

Opened on October 28, 2021, the hotel is relatively new and follows the concept of a “creative, design-forward economy hotel.” The interiors combine simple, timeless design with playful colors and graphic accents, softening the typically utilitarian atmosphere seen in many business hotels despite the modest price range.

The hotel has 224 guest rooms, including Standard Single, Double, and Twin types. Rooms are compact—starting from about 14 sqm—but are efficiently designed with all essential features. Many rooms use semi-double beds even in the single category, giving solo travelers a more comfortable sleeping space. Every room includes a work desk, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a TV, making the hotel suitable for business stays and solo travelers alike.

The room interiors are simple and calming, featuring white tones, wood textures, and subtle accent colors. While there are no large closets, the rooms make smart use of hanger racks, wall hooks, and desk-side storage, fitting well with guests who prefer a minimalist, suitcase-based stay.

In the lobby, guests can use a microwave, ice machine, and vending machines—convenient for snacks or drinks at any time. A coin-operated laundry with built-in dryer and automatic detergent dispensing is available, making the hotel a practical choice for longer stays and business trips.

The lobby also features a manga corner with around 1,000 volumes, which guests can freely take to their rooms. This is a unique perk of the hotel, offering a relaxing way to enjoy spare time—ideal for rainy days or quiet evenings indoors.

Breakfast is served in the hotel restaurant and offered as a buffet combining Western and Japanese dishes. Hours are generally from 7:00 to 11:00 (last order 10:30), accommodating both early risers heading out for sightseeing and guests who prefer a slower morning. The buffet includes salads, eggs, bread, cereal, yogurt, and rotating light dishes, making it a good value option for travelers who want to keep costs low but still enjoy a hotel breakfast.

The entire building is non-smoking, and the front desk operates 24 hours a day. This setup is convenient for guests checking in late, those catching early flights, or business travelers who may come and go throughout the night. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, and guests can use the lobby seating for laptop work as well.

From Ginza Station (Exit A3), the hotel is about a five-minute walk, and from JR Shimbashi Station, about six minutes. The surrounding districts—Ginza, Yurakucho, Hibiya, and Shimbashi—are all within walking distance, and Tokyo Station, Shinagawa Station, and Haneda Airport are easily accessible via direct or low-transfer train routes. For guests arriving by car, the hotel does not have its own large parking facility, so nearby public parking lots must be used; checking current information in advance is recommended.

Despite its central Ginza location, Ibis Styles Tokyo Ginza focuses on compact, functional rooms and facilities tailored for longer stays, including a coin laundry, microwave access, and a manga library. It strikes a balance for travelers who want to stay in the Ginza–Shimbashi area, keep costs reasonable, yet maintain essential comfort and convenience.