Super Hotel Shinbashi Karasumoriguchi

Recent Reviews: 69

• User:bow507

  Trip type: Solo travel

  Beautiful Business Hotel

  20 Feb 2025

  Thank you for staying overnight as an inn for business trips. It's quite a long way from Shimbashi Station towards Hamamatsucho, and it's in a slightly confusing place, so you might want to pay attention to visiting after a drink in front of the station. Check-in is face-to-face. There are no public baths, which are common in super hotels. There is a lobby space next to the front desk, where guests can always have drinks. Breakfast venues will also be served at this location. The room is a bit small, but simple and new, enough to sleep in. At first it was a single on the third floor, but after a meal with friends at an izakaya near Shimbashi station, I went back to my room, used the toilet, the bidet was broken, and explained what was going on at the front desk. As with the check-in, the staff who took us from room to room were also of Chinese descent (each one was a different person), so it took a little time to communicate. Breakfast was relatively good, although there were not many items, and I felt the drinks were above average. Four points might have been enough if we hadn't moved rooms. This one, too, was over 13,000 yen per night for a single, as you heard recently in the hotel bill. Is this reasonable at Shimbashi? Originally submitted in Japanese on www.tripadvisor.jp. View originals.

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• User:frastvicbrem

  Trip type: Solo travel

  Great value, near subway station

  05 Feb 2016

  I stayed here for 9 nights. Clean, good sound proof, comfortable pajamas, heated-toilet seat, can choose your own pillow, lady guests can choose up to 5 amenity packs per night. 10 min walk to the nearby Shimbashi Station. Free breakfast though I didn't try. Tiny room. I will stay there again!

• User:Wantmetochange

  Trip type: Couples

  Very new, great location, great value business hotel! Will go back!

  02 Mar 2009

  I think the hotel was opened in 2008, so everything was still quite new looking. It is a good business hotel. The reception staff I encountered spoke a bit of English, which was helpful. The rooms are small, but if you'll be out a lot, not really a problem. The room had a nice big flat screen tv, basic amentities like hair dryer, electric kettle and such. The bed was quite comfortable, and you get to choose your own pillow (i.e. szie, firmness) at the reception. The bathroom is small but quite typical for this type of hotels. The only down side is if you want to sleep in a bit, there is room cleaning policy from 10am to 3pm, when you need to leave your room. A couple times I was slightly late, but I just had to apologise to the clean and got an extra 15 mins! There is very basic breakfast (think before 8:30), some bread and salad and free hot drinks, nothing too special, but it's free. The hotel is about a 10 walk from Shinbashi Station. It's not the most scenic area right around it, but there are loads of small local restaurants, conbini & other shops nearby and on the way to the station, sometimes probably quite lively near the station. Shinbashi Station is great for getting to most places around the city, and Tokyo Station is very near (especially good for coming from/going to Narita & shinkansen). I think this Super Hotel offered great value, great location and comfort. I'd choose to stay there again if I don't want to spend more money for more upscale hotels.

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