Ginza, Tokyo hotel rooms at the Hokke Club

"Friendly and helpful staff, big sized rooms and good food. Would recommend "

"Gorgeous property, very clean. Smooth check in using machine. Easy to walk across to airport and a couple of kombini available. "

"Great 3 star hotel. Had some of the mod-cons of a 4/5 star hotel especially the comfort. However the rooms were small, they really did pay attention to detail. I stayed on the premium floor with free pancakes in the morning. The room had everything I needed except for an Iron and ironing board. But I knew that. I wanted to check in early and had to pay ¥3000 to do so, which I didn’t like but everything else was really well done. I’d definitely stay here again. "

"The room was clean, quiet and perfect for our time in Tokyo. "

"Location was perfect - clise to transport and shopping; breakfast buffet provided many choices (traditional Japanese - fresh tofu, grilled fish, congee, etc., and western - omelet station, salads, sausage, potatoes, and was delicious. Rooms are a bit worn/dated and could use a refresh but it didn’t bother us at all."

"Perfect"

"location. shopping near by closed to station"

"Staff are very accomadating and helpful "

"the b ginza 📍 2-chōme−12−1 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan 📞 +81 3-3549-0103 ⸻ If Tokyo is a city that never stops moving, the b ginza is your calm little oasis in the storm. The lobby hits you with a free coffee station, pancake machine in the morning, and even a welcome beer at night—because they know you’ve just survived Shinjuku Station and you deserve it. Rooms are sleek, spotless, and yes, on the compact side, but that’s Ginza. The shower? A water-pressure baptism that will resurrect you after a 12-hour ramen and sake crawl. Staff are sharp, warm, and helpful without ever being fake. The location? Walk out the door and you’re in the middle of Ginza—glittering department stores, Michelin-bait sushi counters, back-alley izakayas, and subway lines that will shoot you anywhere in Tokyo in minutes. You come back to quiet, clean minimalism, like closing a novel after an all-night read. This isn’t just a hotel—it’s a Tokyo basecamp where the details matter. Free drinks, good beds, killer showers, service that remembers your name. That’s the difference between “a place to sleep” and “a place to come back to.” ⸻ 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 #TokyoBase #HiddenGem #GinzaNights #HotelGoals #TravelJapan ✨🍶🍜"