Ginza Capital Hotel Moegi

"convenient place to stay in the tsukiji area. very short walk to tsukiji station that brings u to various main areas within 30 mins if you don’t want to stay in the central tokyo. walkable to ginza area as well. rooms were clean, we got the connecting rooms for 4 people and we had plenty of luggages and managed to find space to open them. fuss free hotel.\n\nno closet but comes with a rack and hangers. buy your own water from the nearby convenience store! has hairdryer, basic shower neccessities and face wash/oil."

"There are two stations near the hotel: Shintomichō Station (on the Y line) and Tsukiji Station (on the H line). Tsukiji Station is about a 3-minute walk to the platform, while Shintomichō Station is about a 5-minute walk. However, neither station is particularly luggage-friendly. Tsukiji Station (the exit closest to the hotel) has neither an escalator nor a lift, and the exit hallway is so narrow that it’s difficult to walk parallel to your child, let alone carry luggage. Shintomichō Station is a bit better: two-thirds of the exit has escalators, but the remaining third is narrow and lacks an escalator, making it difficult to manage heavy luggage while holding a small child. Although these stations are not ideal for travelers with children or heavy bags, they are conveniently located for visiting popular attractions.\nThere’s a Lawson convenience store very close to the hotel, which is handy, but the staff can be unfriendly toward foreigners. The selection is limited, and prices are higher than expected. For a better option, there’s a supermarket called My Basket Tsukiji 2-chome just a 3-minute walk away, with a wider variety of items at more reasonable prices.\nThe room is clean, but the lightproofing could be improved. The curtains aren’t long enough, leaving a gap that lets sunlight in when the sun rises. Since we’re not early birds, we would have appreciated better light-blocking curtains. Another issue is the dryness in the room; it would have been nice to have a humidifier, as many other hotels provide.\nAs for the staff, they do their job, but there’s room for improvement. We needed to ship two suitcases to our next hotel in Kyoto and approached the Ginza reception about domestic shipping. Staff member Lee gave us the shipping form (connote) and asked us to fill it out and return it with the luggage by 11 a.m. We struggled with the form because most of it was in Japanese, and we couldn’t figure out what to fill in. So, we brought the luggage back down and asked Lee if she could assist us. After some hesitation and a brief silence, she finally agreed to help. While it wasn’t her responsibility to fill out the form for us, it would have been a kind and thoughtful gesture. I recall a friend who visited Japan a month earlier mentioning how her hotel staff went out of their way to help her with luggage shipping, which made me realize the difference a little kindness can make."

"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."