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

Ibis Styles Tokyo Ginza East is a lifestyle hotel under the Accor brand, located in the Ginza East/MInato district of Chuo Ward. The nearest stations—Hatchobori (JR & Hibiya Line), Shintomicho (Yurakucho Line), and Takaracho (Asakusa Line)—are all about a five-minute walk away. Tokyo Station and Ginza Station are also within walking distance, making the hotel a convenient base for travelers who want to explore Marunouchi, Nihonbashi, Ginza, and Tsukiji efficiently.

The hotel’s concept blends modern Japanese style with playful creativity. Its design takes inspiration from traditional festivals and classic Japanese games, with artwork throughout the building featuring motifs like fireworks, karuta, and shogi. The lobby and common areas pair natural wood textures and calm tones with accent colors and soft lighting, creating a relaxed, slightly more casual atmosphere than a typical business hotel.

The property offers 135 guest rooms—94 with Ryukyu tatami flooring and 41 with carpet—making “shoe-off” Japanese-modern rooms one of its defining features. Standard Doubles and Twins make up the core categories, with selected Deluxe rooms available for guests seeking a bit more space. Deluxe Twin rooms measure 21 sqm and include a writing desk and a separate powder space, making them suitable for business-plus-leisure stays.

All rooms come equipped with free Wi-Fi, a safe, tea maker (electric kettle), mini-fridge, individual air conditioning, bidet toilet, and air purifier. Most rooms include a combined bath-and-shower unit with a bathtub. Even in compact rooms, a desk and chair are provided, allowing guests to work comfortably—an advantage for business travelers.

One of the hotel’s biggest highlights is its top-floor public bath with an open-air rotenburo—something rarely found in the Ginza area. The bath features both indoor and outdoor tubs, and is promoted as “the only top-floor open-air bath in the Ginza area.” After bathing, guests can unwind on the sky terrace, where they can enjoy fresh air and views over Tokyo—an unexpected resort-like moment in the heart of the city.

The main dining facility is the breakfast restaurant ANZU, a bright space filled with natural light. The buffet focuses on Western dishes, with croissants, waffles, cereals, yogurt, fruits, salads, and more—easy for international guests to enjoy. Breakfast is available from 7:00 to 11:00 (last order 10:30), convenient for both early risers and late sleepers.

Additional facilities include vending machines, a coin laundry (paid), and a dedicated non-smoking floor. The entire building is non-smoking, with smokers directed to outdoor designated areas. The on-site laundry is especially useful for long stays or multi-day business trips, and the hotel is also listed on Tokyo’s “Daredemo Tokyo” accessibility information site, where guests can check barrier-free features in advance.

In terms of access, the hotel is about a 13-minute walk from Tokyo Station or Ginza Station and around five minutes from Hatchobori, Takaracho, and Shintomicho stations. With multiple train lines nearby, the location provides smooth connections to Marunouchi, Otemachi, Toyosu, Ariake, and even Haneda Airport. Guests arriving by car should note that the hotel does not have a large on-site parking facility; nearby coin parking and partner lots are the standard option, so checking current information beforehand is recommended.

Compared with hotels closer to the center of Ginza or Tokyo Station, Ibis Styles Tokyo Ginza East positions itself as a mid-range hotel within walking distance of Ginza that offers Japanese-modern design and a rare top-floor open-air bath. It is an appealing option for guests who want to stay near Ginza or Tokyo Station while enjoying a relaxing public bath at day’s end, or for those seeking an affordable yet atmospheric hotel experience.