Hotel Vintage Tsukiji

Lawson is right next door, and a laundromat is about a six-minute walk away. Ginza and Tsukiji market were also within a manageable walk, though the train station was a bit farther. The room was clean and, despite the square meters, fit five adults comfortably. We got fresh towels each day, the bathroom was a decent size, and the sofa bed was surprisingly comfortable. The toilet was great, it opened and closed automatically. All in all, a lovely stay.

I had more room than I expected, and the hotel was warm all the time. It wasn’t too far from Tokyo Station, and taking a taxi back didn’t cost too much. The main downside was that there weren’t many restaurants in the area. I stayed recently and thought it was a great hotel.

We were a family of four and the room worked fine for us. It was clean and quiet, with convenience stores nearby, and the staff were friendly. Check-in and checkout were easy, and the hotel is close to transit. One snag was a misunderstanding about same-day luggage forwarding nearby. I don’t think same-day service is really available in most of Tokyo now, and you need two days for forwarded bags. We had to adjust our plans because of that. The staff did let us leave our luggage at the hotel after checkout until we came back to head to our next hotel. Highly recommend the place.

The room lighting is all spotlights and downlights, which wasn’t convenient when I needed to work on my laptop. The mattress was uncomfortable for me too. I know mattress preferences are personal, but this one didn’t feel soft enough to sink into or firm enough to support me, and it felt bad. I also wouldn’t choose this as a stopover before a flight the next day. If you’re heading to Narita Airport, it’s around a 20-minute walk to Tokyo Station. For easy breakfast nearby, the options are basically Lawson and Aeon. I wouldn’t recommend this hotel.