Breakfast buffet (price unknown as it was included in the accommodation)

I stayed here to explore the Ginza and Yurakucho area. After finishing some work-related shopping at YAMAHA, I checked in. The room had tatami flooring and even a low table, which was interesting. I didn't have high expectations for the breakfast included in the plan. I avoided the hustle and bustle of Chinese tourists and went around 10 o'clock. I was pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness of the table, the variety of dishes, and the good taste of the coffee. I heard that a hotel affiliated with Kyoto had opened, so there were dishes like winter melon cold soup and Yatsuhashi. The bread was also delicious. The French toast was okay, but the croissant layered with fermented butter and rhubarb jam was a great combination. There were also refreshing summer dishes like coconut curry and rice salad. It was a wonderful breakfast that set a great start for a holiday in Ginza.

This is a review of a hotel in Tokyo, Hotel Gracery Ginza in Chuo Ward, Ginza. Despite the name and address containing "Ginza," the nearest JR station is actually Shinbashi Station (although Yurakucho Station is also close by). The hotel has a chic and sophisticated vibe, with a calm lobby and excellent customer service at the front desk. The room was clean and luxurious, suitable for both business and leisure stays. The breakfast buffet restaurant had a relaxed atmosphere, with a mainly Japanese clientele. The menu focused on healthy and homemade dishes, with a variety of salads and dressings, as well as traditional Japanese dishes like simmered vegetables and rice options. Overall, the hotel was a great place to stay with a satisfying breakfast experience.

Located in Ginza 6-chome, the Washington Hotel chain Hotel Gracery Ginza is in a very convenient location for going out. This time, I made a reservation through JTB/JR accommodation set, but I couldn't get a twin room so I booked a semi-double room. When I arrived at the hotel to drop off my luggage before check-in, the woman at the front desk saw my mother and kindly offered to provide a larger room at the same rate, saying, "Would you like a spacious room with lower beds where you can relax comfortably?" (I think she must have seen that my mother looked tired...) Thanks to the thoughtful service from the front desk woman, we were able to spend a pleasant time in the hotel. The room was a shoe-off type, so my tired feet were relieved, and there was also a foot massager. The bed was low and spacious, with a sofa and a spacious bathroom, allowing my mother to relax. All this for only 30,400 yen including round-trip JR tickets (Okayama⇔Tokyo Nozomi) and one night's stay with breakfast is quite cheap, isn't it? The breakfast was also good. There is a hotel-owned restaurant on the 3rd floor called "Bon Salute." Breakfast buffet is 1,500 yen including tax, and is served from 7:00 to 10:00. It was almost full (75 seats in total) with various languages and dialects flying around. The variety of juices available such as guava, mango, orange, tomato, apple, and mineral water was impressive. The ingredients were carefully selected domestic materials, and the handmade side dishes were meticulously prepared. The impressive Japanese dishes were the carefully selected healthy rice and grated yam. Other dishes included sausages, scrambled eggs, boiled eggs, homemade English bread, freshly baked croissants, rice porridge, natto, seaweed omelette, simmered vegetables, pork and beans, colorful salads, mushroom soup, hot miso soup, dessert of orange and cut pineapple, yogurt fruit punch, cappuccino, and coffee, among others. There were quite a few items on the menu. I ate 6 pieces of bread and rice, so I ate a lot that I could skip lunch without any problem. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

On May 3, 2013, this place is all about ease of use, convenience, good service, and excellent location. You can easily go anywhere from here. If you get tired, there's always a taxi waiting in front of the hotel next door. Feeling tired, I decided to book a room at the Executive Double for 8,500 yen with the option to extend the checkout time. It was a no-brainer. At the front desk on the 3rd floor of Chikushiro, I was promptly given a warm towel. In the lounge next door, there's self-serve coffee available anytime. The room is compact and very user-friendly. For an additional 1,500 yen, you can enjoy a breakfast buffet, or have hot sandwiches brought to your room for the same price when you don't feel like changing. The view is decent, and this has become one of my favorite places. Plus, they have a massage chair and foot reflexology, which was really relaxing.

I became a lunch refugee and wandered into a restaurant on the 3rd floor of a hotel. I thought it would be on the 1st floor, so I was a bit flustered. There are tables and sofa seats, and it's quite spacious. Since it's a hotel restaurant, the service is very polite, which is nice. You can choose from several main dishes, and salad, soup, and drinks are buffet style. I chose the Loco Moco for 1200 yen. There aren't too many vegetables, but it's enough. The soup was a vegetable and ginger soup. The drinks available were tea and coffee, but there were quite a few options. The seat I was guided to was a comfortable sofa seat where I could look outside, but since it's on the 3rd floor, I felt like a detective on a stakeout. The vegetables and fruits that I wasn't expecting were very sweet, especially the pineapple and tomato. The egg on the Loco Moco was perfectly half-cooked and wobbly. The sauce was quite sweet, a bit different from my preference. The atmosphere is calm, the service is good, and the ambiance is quite nice. I would have been even happier if it was only 1000 yen. Thank you for the meal!

I stayed at Hotel Gracery Ginza, located in Ginza 7-chome, just 3 minutes from the A3 exit of the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, to watch the night performance of the 2011 Imperial Theater 100th Anniversary Commemorative Performance "Endless SHOCK" starring my favorite KinKi Kids member, Domoto Koichi. The room was a comfortable semi-double non-smoking room, perfect for just sleeping after the show. The bed was comfortable, the room was spacious and clean, and the location in the heart of Ginza was great. The room had green tea and apple tea packets, a clock, and three phone charging plugs. The bathroom was clean and the hotel offered a cozy waffle fabric long pajama set. The view from the room included the Japanese flag and a fire station. The hotel also offered a breakfast buffet for a reasonable price and had a restaurant and an esthetic salon. Overall, I had a great stay and would love to stay at this hotel again for business, sightseeing, shopping, or dining in the future.

Half Buffet Restaurant is a cozy hideaway-style hotel with a slightly hard-to-find entrance. Despite its small size, it offers counter, table, sofa seating, and private rooms, and it doesn't feel cramped. The restaurant has a limited selection of salads, fruits, and soups, but it's sufficient for a buffet in between business meetings. I ordered a meat dish as the main course. After the meal, they served hot coffee with a small baked treat, which was a nice touch.

Even if you stay out until dawn in Ginza and only need a taxi ride within 1,500 yen to get home, it might not seem like a big deal to you. However, for those who simply want to enjoy a night out in Ginza, this hotel is perfect. Most hotels in Ginza are on the luxurious side, making it a bit of a waste to stay out and play before checking in, as you end up spending most of your time inside the hotel. But with this hotel, you can check in, relax a bit, have dinner outside, go to a second location, relax in the hotel for a bit, have drinks until dawn, and then sleep in the morning without feeling like you're missing out. The facilities are modern and clean, and the location in the heart of Ginza ensures a sense of security with non-guests unable to use the elevators at night. There's even a small Italian restaurant inside, so you can enjoy a casual meal. While the service and usability may not be top-notch, everything is resolved by the location itself in Ginza.

It's good if it's worth the price.