Remm Hibiya

Located opposite the Takarazuka Theater (navigation might get you lost, just walk through Godzilla, then Takarazuka will be on your right and left). The hotel is modern and stylish. It has massage chairs but no bathtub. Amenities are available at the counter. They have good tea bags. You can also return to the hotel for breakfast. The toiletries are very good (travel sets are also sold). The room is small with two carry-on suitcases spread out. 1/2: NT$2030/2 people ※It's recommended to walk to a nearby restaurant under the railway tracks; the location is convenient. ※You can buy a ticket for a sightseeing bus about a 15-minute walk away. (Approximately 50 minutes) Visits Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, Odaiba, Toyosu, Tsukiji, Ginza, and Tokyo Port. Meeting point: Platform 1, Mitsubishi Building Bus Stop (luggage can be left on the bus). Ticket price: NT$488/person (hand warmers and audio guide provided in winter). It goes up the highway and gets very close to Tokyo Tower~ Overall, it's a lot of fun (they drive fast on the highway/it gets very cold in winter, so autumn sunsets are highly recommended for a beautiful and fun experience).

The staff are enthusiastic and helpful, did excellent job! The room is clean and tidy. They can also assist with luggage handling, including arranging delivery from one hotel to another.

We stayed here for three nights during our New Year's holiday in Tokyo. It's close to Tokyo Station, and I'd previously stayed at Rem Roppongi, so I decided to stay here. As expected of a hotel specializing in sleep, two types of pillows were provided on the beds, and I preferred the softer pillow. However, there's a nearby train line, and the first train leaves around 4 a.m., so my husband later told me that the noise kept him up. One inconvenience was that there was no coin laundry on-site. They offered laundry service for a fee, but it was quite expensive. We used it for the first night, but didn't use it from the second night onwards. Instead, we walked about 1 km early in the morning to a coin laundry in Shinbashi (open 24 hours). I recommend using the laundry service if you're pressed for time due to a business trip, but if you have the time, I think coin laundries are inexpensive and recommended. By the way, laundry service is available for drop-off by 9 a.m. and finished by 7 p.m. the same day. The rain shower in the bathroom always starts first, so be careful when using it. I made sure to avoid getting wet from the shower before getting out. The location was extremely convenient, with Shinbashi, Yurakucho, and Ginza all within walking distance, so there was no shortage of restaurants and shops. It was absolutely fantastic! Hibiya Chanter and Tokyo Midtown Hibiya were located nearby, so I was able to buy bread for breakfast. The Imperial Hotel was also right across the street, making it a convenient landmark and making it easy to find the hotel. While the laundry was a bit of a hassle, I think I'll definitely choose a hotel with a coin laundry next time.