Ginza Capital Hotel Moegi

“Good and peaceful location worth considering”

Overall this was a nice hotel for its price. Well located and clean. The area was very quite come evening and weekends. It has a Lawson right beside - perfect for those quick snack trips. There’s also a Starbucks and 7-11 down the street…very convenient as well. I like the neighborhood as across th… more

Overall this was a nice hotel for its price. Well located and clean. The area was very quite come evening and weekends. It has a Lawson right beside - perfect for those quick snack trips. There’s also a Starbucks and 7-11 down the street…very convenient as well. I like the neighborhood as across the street, there are nice small restaurants and breakfast nooks - all walkable. Although the hotel serves breakfast a the GF restaurant, choices are quite limited. It’s better to explore and walk around as there are numerous small businesses which serve good coffees and breakfast meals. Hotel staff are very helpful and polite. When asking for extra towels, they were able to bring it up to the room within minutes. I enjoyed our stay at Ginza Capital and would consider coming back for another visit.

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“Positively surprised”

Given the 2-star rating and affordable price tag for centrally located Tokyo hotel, we didn't expect much, but were positively surprised. Very friendly (English-speaking) staff at reception. Comfortable, clean, and surprisingly spacious room. Despite its location on a busy road, it was quiet, and w… more

Given the 2-star rating and affordable price tag for centrally located Tokyo hotel, we didn't expect much, but were positively surprised. Very friendly (English-speaking) staff at reception. Comfortable, clean, and surprisingly spacious room. Despite its location on a busy road, it was quiet, and we slept very well. Bathroom was OK. Nothing fancy, but functional and clean. Very conveniently located, right next to two different metro stations, and also within easy walking distance of the Old Tsukiji Fish Market. What we felt let the hotel down was the breakfast. It may be OK for Japanese guests (though JPY 2,000 felt over-priced for the limited options available), but not for foreigners who would like to have bread in the morning (though admittedly, this is a common problem in hotels across Japan). They only had mini-croissants (not the best) and wrapped toast bread. Clearly not enough to justify the price, so we opted to go to a nearby coffee shop instead.

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“Review”

I stayed in this hotel from Dec. 24-31 and got one room for 2 people and another for 3 people (3 beds though I know sometimes they give the 2 beds and 1 sofa bed). I had no problems with anything, the room was pretty spacious, with enough space to open your luggage flat and still have more room to … more

I stayed in this hotel from Dec. 24-31 and got one room for 2 people and another for 3 people (3 beds though I know sometimes they give the 2 beds and 1 sofa bed). I had no problems with anything, the room was pretty spacious, with enough space to open your luggage flat and still have more room to walk. The beds were bigger than I thought cuz I expected it to only fit 1 person, but it was big enough for 2. The bathroom was bigger than I expected and by Japan's standards. The place was very quiet at night and conveniently located near the Tsukiji station and Shintomichi station. There's a Lawson right next to it, a Family Mart almost across-ish, and a 7-Eleven a few streets away. The only downside was that it was a bit far from Ginza High Street, but it was more or less just a 10-15 minute walk, so it wasn't that bad. The lobby is on the 2nd floor, and there is both a Japanese and an English-speaking receptionist in the concierge who helped us call for a taxi (he even led us to the taxi himself). Overall, i had a pretty good experience staying in this hotel, I was a bit nervous when I booked it cuz the reviews I read online were a mix of good and bad, so I didn't really know what to expect. It actually surpassed my expectations.

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“Affordable & Convenient Hotel in Ginza”

Ginza Capital Hotel Moegi is one of the many small hotels in Ginza, Tokyo. Taxi ride from Haneda Airport to the hotel is about 25 minutes, costing around JPY 9,000 at night. There are a number of metro stations nearby, and at least 2 convenient stores within 3-min walking distance. The nearest d… more

Ginza Capital Hotel Moegi is one of the many small hotels in Ginza, Tokyo. Taxi ride from Haneda Airport to the hotel is about 25 minutes, costing around JPY 9,000 at night. There are a number of metro stations nearby, and at least 2 convenient stores within 3-min walking distance. The nearest department store is approximately 8-min walk away. The location is very convenient. Online reservation is straightforward. The well-ventilated Standard Twin Room is of acceptable size. Although there is no closet or drawer, there are hangers. The bathroom is small but bright and well equipped; the hairdryer is very strong. Wi-Fi is complimentary. HK$ 750/night on average is very reasonable in the Ginza area.

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