Ibis Styles Tokyo Ginza East Review: Onsen, Helpful Staff and Handy Extras

Hotel Perrier was one of my more unusual Tokyo stays. It’s an adults-only hotel in Kabukicho, and my room was much larger than I expected for the price I paid at the time.

I had a practical and friendly stay at Ibis Styles Tokyo Ginza East. I liked the Japanese-style room, the helpful staff and the useful facilities around the hotel.

ROOM AND ONSEN

The bed felt large by Japanese standards, and the bath was roomier than I expected for an Ibis. I appreciated the foot massager and the number of outlets. The gender-separated onsen had indoor and small outdoor bathing areas. The room view wasn’t scenic, and I was careful with my luggage on the tatami.

USEFUL FACILITIES

I found the laundry machines, microwave, water and ice convenient. Breakfast was modest but tasty, and it was often included in the deal I saw. The Ginza and Shiodome stations were walkable, though the walk felt longer with a heavy suitcase.

MY VERDICT

I’d choose this hotel when I wanted a friendly, practical stay with an onsen and useful extras. I wouldn’t pick it for a dramatic room view, but the staff and facilities made it easy to stay here. Room features and breakfast inclusions can vary by booking.

Watch my Ibis Styles Tokyo Ginza East review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QefFCmgB70I

Ibis Styles Ginza gave me a simple base in Ginza, with a very small room and a breakfast I still remember. I didn’t receive a Platinum upgrade, but I did get an early check-in and a welcome amenity.

THE ROOM AND SERVICE

My room was tiny, as I expected in this part of Tokyo, but it was clean and had what I needed for a short stay. The friendly staff made the arrival easy. I’d choose it only if I was comfortable trading room space for a Ginza location.

THE BREAKFAST SURPRISE

Breakfast was served at the Thai restaurant. I could choose Thai noodle soup or curry, and I really enjoyed it. It was one of the best breakfasts I’ve had at an Ibis.

MY VERDICT

I’d stay here again for a straightforward Ginza trip if I found a good rate and planned to spend most of the day out. If I wanted more room or hotel facilities, I’d look at another option. My stay and the included benefits reflect what I had at that time; check what’s included for your dates.

Watch my Ibis Styles Ginza review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdreMHu4j7k

THE ROOM

I stayed in a traditional Japanese-style room with a large bath that had a TV, a separate toilet with a washlet, a microwave and two fridges. The room also had slippers, pajamas, several amenities and two included drinks. The bed felt a little old, but I slept well.

LOCATION AND VERDICT

I found it convenient for Kabukicho nightlife, and the extra space made it feel like good value for my stay. I’d consider it if I wanted to spend time around Shinjuku’s entertainment district and didn’t need a conventional full-service hotel. It’s adults-only, so it’s not an option for families, and the experience won’t suit everyone. The low price I paid was specific to that booking and may not reflect current rates.

Watch my Hotel Perrier review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ngH-9i5_1c

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