Staff is extremely polite and could help me with every request I had during my stay. The rooms are, compared to most hotels I’ve been, I would say a little bit larger then average. Especially the bath has been a dream(I’m European usually bang my head everywhere). The view of the rooms is stunning, considering the price I feel like they could charge slightly more. Waking up to the sunrise in Tokyo and going to sleep with the beautiful red orange in the sunset is a feeling you will only get in very few hotels in Tokyo with this view. The morning buffet is outstanding. Extremely delicious and a variety of western and Japanese food of high quality. The tablet in your room will make it easy to check whether there are open seats or not. The location itself is great. For Konbinis, there is a Lawson like 5 meters away and a family mart like 1 min away. Many cabs circling around the area and a food district is as well within walking distance. You can reach any district you want nice and easily, akihabara, Shibuya etc. are very easy to reach, if you take the train, cab or walk (last oncoming you are used to walking, there are nice spots to see!). There is a luggage scale in the lobby and (my favourite) a piano. Whenever you enter the lobby you will be greater by, mmhhh… let’s call it the typical HIBIYA scent? (Some kind of air refresher). Ah and you have that in your room as well. Reading while looking over Tokyo on the bench in your room is an experience I wouldn’t want to miss. The amnesties are very good and no extra charge will be charged (compared to other hotels) Overall: You‘ll get a hotel with a stunning view of Tokyo. The staff and the food will make you smile everyday. Comparing it to other hotels, service and quality and view of area / location, it’s rather cheap when it comes down to pure numbers.

If you travel with a lot of (or big) baggage you might get problems storing it or need to be a little bit creative of how to Tetris :) . The restaurant has a rather small variety of food, even though it has been outstanding delicious, some food is preorder only, keeping that in mind the dishes you can order get smaller too. You might end up looking outside for lunch due to the limited selection of menus. (As said outstanding delicious and very cheap considering the view, the very friendly staff etc).

We loved our stay at the Blossom Hibiya! The staff was exceptionally helpful and the room was well appointed and we definitely appreciated having a refrigerator. The staff could not have been nicer or more helpful. Our room was super clean, had great AC and good wifi. The hotel is located in central Tokyo with easy access to the metro and directly across the street from Lawson's for all of your convenient store needs. The hotel is located in a high-rise building and the lobby is not located on the ground level but there are dedicated elevators to the lobby. Great views from the lobby with a convenient restaurant/bar. There are washers and dryers available but we used the one day laundry service which was great. We spent 6 nights at the Blossom Hibiya and were very happy with the hotel but it was the kind and helpful staff that truly made our visit memorable. Beautiful hotel in a great area with easy metro access. I highly recommend this hotel. Pro tip: If you take the Airport Limousine bus from Narita or Haneda airports get dropped off at the Dai-ichi Hotel. It's across the street from the Blossom Hibiya. We also found the Uchisaiwaicho metro station closer and easier to navigate than the Shimbashi station.

Love the view of the hotel and location. Sadly our room was facing a construction site.

The room has a weird odor as soon as we checked in, it was late when I arrived so I didn’t request a room change. But the odor did not go away at all during my stay, I wonder if it was from the housekeeping person? The room is smaller than I expected, not enough room for 2 big suitcases. The pajamas provided was not comfortable, fabric was not soft at all. It would be nice if hotel can provide body lotion given the low humidity in the room. Our room was facing a construction site and the noise starts every morning from 8-9am. Avoid the odd number rooms

Our family of 5 stayed at the Blossom Hibiya for five nights and it was a lovely sanctuary from the business of the streets of Tokyo. Spectacular views of Tokyo greet you from every window, the rooms and bathroom are a great size and very well appointed, and everything feels and smells great. Friendly and professional staff who were very happy to help us solve any problem (where to eat, how to get to different places) and fabulous breakfast with a great variety of Asian and European food. We really enjoyed our stay and would highly recommend The Blossom Hibiya

While the hotel is surrounded by many bars and restaurants, as well as several convenience stores, it is a little out of the way. We like to use public transport to get the feel of a city and found it easy to catch the train from Narita airport to Shimbashi station and walk the couple of blocks with our bags to the hotel. We also found a couple of metro stations within a short walk. Taxis are prolific and easy to catch but quite expensive especially in comparison to the public transport which is also much quicker.

New modern and well designed hotel near Shinbashi station next to to Ginza within walking distance to a many excellent restaurants and shopping. Amazing views of the city from the lobby on the 19th floor. They have a Yamaha grand piano in the lobby and encouraged guests to play, which I did nearly every day. Great service. The reception staff could not do enough to help us with recommendations on places to visit, restaurant and directions. Very comfortable beds, duvet and pillows and the room was cleaned spotlessly. Floor to ceiling windows with incredible views of the vibrant city below. Plenty of 240V and USB outlets, larger than average room on the 22nd floor, floor to ceiling windows. Great hotel I would highly recommend. Also there are 4 washer dryers on the 20thand 24th floors.

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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5) Having had the privilege of staying at THE BLOSSOM HIBIYA for 5 nights from 1st to 6th August 2023, I feel compelled to share our delightful experience. Room: We got the Deluxe Corner King Room on the 24th floor. Gazing out at the beautifully landscaped Hibiya Park amidst the Tokyo skyline was an absolute treat, giving us a serene respite amidst the hustle and bustle of the city. Location: Spot on! The hotel's location is undeniably one of its standout features. Almost every corner sported a Lawson convenience store which was a lifesaver for our water, coffee, late-night snack cravings. Not to mention the 24-hour pharmacy, Seimusushinbashihibiyaguchiten, which was just a <2mins short walk away, proving extremely convenient. Oh, and if you're worried about commuting, Shimbashi Station just a cool <5-minute walk away. Service: From the moment we arrived, the staff went above and beyond in their services. Despite arriving before the 3pm check-in time, they were incredibly accommodating and assisted us with luggage storage. Their warm smiles and genuine willingness to help made our stay even more memorable. Lobby: I must make a special mention of the lobby area. The panoramic city view offered from here was just splendid! It felt like getting a sneak peek into the heart of Tokyo every time we passed through. In conclusion, our stay at THE BLOSSOM HIBIYA was nothing short of spectacular. From its prime location to the impeccable service, it undoubtedly stands as one of Tokyo's premier hospitality experiences. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a mix of comfort, luxury, and convenience in the heart of the city!

The elevator ride up to the lobby on level 17 was a bit uncomfortable. It felt quite hot and humid inside. (SUMMER TOKYO)

This hotel is perfect with excellent service, a great location, and a comfortable environment. It does have a few weaknesses but I will say it is not a very big deal. I will discuss them below. First, the hotel is located at a great location, which is not only close to Shinbashi Station but also close to Uchisaiwaichō Station and Kasumigaseki Station. The neighborhood around it is not as busy as Shinbashi so if you like a quiet area, it will be a good Choice. Second, the hotel's service is perfect. For example, if you have packages that you ordered on the internet, they will send it directly to your room. If the packages arrive before you check-in. They will send it to your room directly so you can find it when you arrive. Third, the overall decoration of the hotel is good, and the view from the room is not bad. You might be able to see the Tokyo Tower, but some buildings might also block your view. So if you want to see the Tokyo Tower, you should leave your message before your check-in. Also, as you know the overall room size for Tokyo's hotel is not large, so don't expect large rooms. However, from my personal point of view, I booked the most regular room and the size was acceptable. Overall, I will highly recommend this hotel for everyone except if you think you will have large and heavy luggage with you. If so, you'd better find hotels that are more close to the Shinbashi Station, which will save you time.

First, one thing you need to know is if you want to go to airport with large and heavy luggage, the location might be a little annoying. You will find many stairs from the Hotel to Shinbashi Station but almost no elevators, especially for Asakusa Line. In other words, you have to carry your luggage downstairs, which is absolutely inconvenient. Second, the hotel only has 4 washing machines, which is definitely not enough. As a result, it will be hard to find one to use. Third, the breakfast is good but not perfect. Well but if you think about the overall quality of Tokyo's hotel breakfast, it's not bad. I also tried the dinner once but it was lack of choice, so I would not recommend eating dinner in the hotel.

Beautiful decor, comfortable bed, fab location, love the robe to wear in the room, toiletries suppled in the bathroom had a great smell. Staff were very friendly and helpful

The bar has a cover charge of 330yen per person. Nothing was offered for this charge and we weren’t informed before we ordered our drinks. Also We had an issue at checkout. They said we had breakfast every day but we never had breakfast. They said our voucher had been presented but we were never given any vouchers. After much discussion they agreed not to charge us. So it was resolved well. Something to just be aware of for future guests.

Overall, a very pleasant stay. The staff was incredibly nice and helpful. The location is about a 7 minute walk from the Shimbashi station. It's about 4 blocks from the busy area. Great food near by.  Rooms:  Tiny rooms here, if you have medium sized luggage, there's no room for it. We kept our clothes packed away sitting in the entry way. The room we had smelled strongly of the Indian family that stayed there before us. I think the room air filter needs changing. Laundry:  Yes there are six laundry machines here that are about 500 yen for a load. The machines are always always busy. There's a screen in the room with a page for the laundry machine status. It works some times.  Luggage delivery. There's a desk in the lobby with someone to help you. They were very good. 

The room smelled like an Indian family. If that's your thing, cool. It's not our thing, so it was a bit uncomfortable. The filter needs cleaning

Very clean, modern and comfortable rooms of decent size for Tokyo, with fantastic views high above the city. Beautiful lobby, bar and other public spaces. Super, central location which was very convenient to shopping in the Ginza district and with a wide range of restaurants just a few blocks from the hotel. Excellent accessibility to public transportation also made it a perfect location for easily exploring other parts of the city and the country, with the main Tokyo Train Station just a short walk or one stop away on the subway. If arriving or departing from Haneda Airport, the hotel is also well positioned for using the fast and efficient Airport Monorail, which can be reached in one stop from nearby Shimbashi Station.