Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Excellent location directly above Shibuya station. Staff very helpful and friendly. Good amenities e.g. a room for heating and eating food, however for this size of hotel there are far too few laundry machines, they were always busy. Room spacious (by Japan standards) and very clean. Breakfast fairly expensive, but with a good range of (both Japanese and western) food.
Excellent location directly above Shibuya station. Staff very helpful and friendly. Good amenities e.g. a room for heating and eating food, however for this size of hotel there are far too few laundry machines, they were always busy. Room spacious (by Japan standards) and very clean. Breakfast fairly expensive, but with a good range of (both Japanese and western) food.
The customer service at this hotel was impeccable. It was in a great location in a quiet neighbourhood, which suited us. It was a two minute walk from Gaiemmae metro station which is on the very handy Ginza line. The staff went above and beyond to help us with our questions and phoned onward hotels for us when we had questions. The room was clean and had excellent amenities. Thoroughly recommend!
The customer service at this hotel was impeccable. It was in a great location in a quiet neighbourhood, which suited us. It was a two minute walk from Gaiemmae metro station which is on the very handy Ginza line. The staff went above and beyond to help us with our questions and phoned onward hotels for us when we had questions. The room was clean and had excellent amenities. Thoroughly recommend!
Perfect location and great staff. Our room was on 38th floor so we had fantastic views and the noise below wasnt an issue. The one gripe we had was the lack of clothing storage. Just one small rail with 4 or 5 hangers and nowhere to put our suitcases. We would still definitely recommend Hotel Groove Shinjuku to anyone in spite of this.
Perfect location and great staff. Our room was on 38th floor so we had fantastic views and the noise below wasnt an issue. The one gripe we had was the lack of clothing storage. Just one small rail with 4 or 5 hangers and nowhere to put our suitcases. We would still definitely recommend Hotel Groove Shinjuku to anyone in spite of this.
We couldn't fault this place! The location is great - super easy to get around and stations, restaurants and 'The Scramble' are all within easy walking distance. You can walk to Harajuku and Meiji Jingu (well worth a visit by the way!) within 30 minutes. We felt safe and comfortable throughout our whole stay. The facilities are great - there is free iced and hot coffee (which was actually really good!), ice machine, lots of bits and bobs (like combs, toothbrushes, shower caps, tea bags etc),...
We couldn't fault this place! The location is great - super easy to get around and stations, restaurants and 'The Scramble' are all within easy walking distance. You can walk to Harajuku and Meiji Jingu (well worth a visit by the way!) within 30 minutes. We felt safe and comfortable throughout our whole stay. The facilities are great - there is free iced and hot coffee (which was actually really good!), ice machine, lots of bits and bobs (like combs, toothbrushes, shower caps, tea bags etc),...
Shibuya is an exciting and colourful district of central Tokyo. The heart and soul of it is Shibuya Railway Station and the surrounding precincts of shops, restaurants, and nightlife venues. Magazines aimed at young people claim Shibuya is one of Japan’s main fashion hubs. Shibuya also features traditional gardens and an important shrine.
Don’t Miss
A statue of legendary Akita-dog Hachiko stands outside Shibuya Station waiting to greet visitors. Meiji Shrine was originally built one hundred years ago in a traditional Japanese style to pay homage to the emperor after he died. It contains a museum with exhibits relating to the royal family. The shrine is ringed by a 170-acre forest. This is a favourite relaxation spot for local residents.
Meiji Jingu Stadium is the home base of the Yakult Swallows baseball team and close to Meiji Shrine and Yoyogi Park. The Shinjuku Gyoen Gardens are in the same area. The gardens have separate Japanese, English, and French-themed areas plus a teahouse and lots of cherry-blossom trees.
Shibuya is not lacking in other cultural ways and those in the locality include the Nezu Art Museum and Shoto Museum of Art. The Noh and New National theatres are also here. The Noh is a venue for classical music dramas and the National is known for modern dance, ballet, opera, and other kinds of performing arts shows.
Restaurants and Bars
The so-called Shibuya Scramble is the location of Hachiko’s statue and the heart of an amazing collection of shops and bars. A Starbucks coffee shop overlooks the Scramble and is a convenient meeting point. Dogen-zaka Street is noted for its bar and nightclub collection. Restaurants serve up all the popular Japanese dishes like ramen noodles, sashimi, and sushi. Chinese, Italian, and Thai foods are among international eating options in Shibuya.
Shopping
Shibuya is also a hotspot for shopping. Omotesando is a tree-shaded road in front of Meiji Shrine and home to international designer stores such as Louis Vuitton and Gucci. In addition, you can also find the Oriental Bazaar and Laforet ladies’ shopping centre. Takashimaya Times Square is a 15-floor department store stocking electrical and household products, clothing, toys, and sporting equipment.