Published date: August 21, 2025
Nearby Toranomon Hills, Nippon TV, Panasonic Shiodome Museum, and Shimbashi Station
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
I had business in Tokyo and, while searching for a hotel, I discovered a hotel in the city center for around 400 coins for the first time and stayed there.
The double room was just the right size for one person.
It might be cramped for two since there was only one chair.
The shower was a Mirable.
The entrance to the bath and toilet has quite a high step.
You need to bring your own skincare products as there were none provided.
I was very happy that there were two bottles of water!
The bed was on the soft side.
The TV couldn’t be rotated and was fixed at a relatively high position.
At check-in, I was informed that signing up for membership allows for a free one-hour extension on check-out. After registering, I received an Apahotel curry.
There is a Seven-Eleven nearby.
It’s located about a 6-minute walk from the station, so it was quieter than I expected.
Experiences during the trip
I stayed one night to see the picturesque ceramics at the Panasonic Shiodome Museum.
There were three Picasso ceramics too.
Since Nippon TV was nearby, I checked out the giant clock designed by Hayao Miyazaki and strolled around Toranomon Hills.
I had the signature menu, the kakiage-don, at Yoshimura, which was very delicious.
The next day, I went to Ginza, just one station from Shimbashi, and finally had my long-awaited omurice at Ginza Swiss!
Covered with a thin layer of egg, the omurice was fantastic, and the restaurant had a clean and calm atmosphere. I want to go back again.
I bought delicious bread from CITY BAKERY, which we don't have in my hometown, and a cute towel handkerchief from FEILER before leaving Ginza.
I forgot my work fatigue and had a great time!