APA Hotel Shimbashi Onarimon

Small but cozy room. Good cleanliness. Courteous staff. Good breakfast. Specially the Nepalese chef and her wife attended in a very friendly way. Close proximity to Ginza the shopping area. I recommend this economic hotel for someone to stay when they visit Tokyo.

It has been the worst hotel I have ever been to in my life, not just Japan, I went with my partner and this was the 5th hotel before returning to Spain, the V-shaped bed sank, very uncomfortable, the bathtub did not It could be regulated or it would come out at full power or at all, they don't make up the room for you, they just leave the towel outside and you grab it and the icing on the cake, I was looking for a plug to charge my cell phone and I closed the curtain that is almost attached to the the bed but it has a certain gap between the wall and the bed and I see a used bottle, newspapers, a wet piece of paper, it made me sick and then we told the reception, they told us they were going to clean it and they didn't, it's the worst experience I've ever had. I was able to live with a hotel and I really hope that at least any Spanish speaker who reads this stays away from that place

I stayed 4 nights and even though I am generally very happy with APA hotels, this one left me feeling extremely disappointed. Starting with the positives: *The bed was soft and comfortable, combined with a really soft duvet. It was enjoyable for a good nights sleep. *The staff were friendly and as attentive as they could be. *Location. Supermarket and Family mark just downstairs and a 10 minute walk to the JR station. Very close to Tokyo and Shinagwa. Now onto the negatives: *The cleaning. I have never been in a hotel where the rooms are so dirty. My first room was so dirty I complained. They were shocked and told me after 2 hours they could change my room (5pm, as check in is 3pm).. I was disappointed to see that the second room was similarly dirty. There were dirty smears all over the panel by the bed that controlled the lights - in BOTH rooms. This included dried white smears and thumb prints. These finger prints were also found on the tissue box and remote control. There were also sticky marks all over the desk (All these marks I was able to spray and wipe away). The amount of dust in the room was surprising too, caked on the bed head and the window sill. I must note though, this was in both rooms. *Storage. I understand that hotel rooms in Tokyo can be small, but they generally have somewhere to put your suitcase. It makes for a very crowded room that there is no space for luggage; the bed touches 3 walls so it can't fit in there... *The walls have severe scuff marks from wear and tear and show signs of neglect. *The lift. The amount of time you have to wait is frustrating. there is a high amount of foot traffic and only one lift with no stair option. It really gave vibes of being a seedy hotel. Overall, I wouldn't stay here again - not for hygiene reasons. If they could improve on the cleaning, I would consider because it was a convenient location - 10 mins walk to JR station which was close to Tokyo and Shinagawa - found it very local for moving around!