Daiwa Roynet Hotel Tokyo Kyobashi PREMIER

Great location - close to Tokyo Station. The room was clean, and they provided fresh towels, slippers, water, warm eye patch, etc. even if you don't have your room cleaned. They also had free amenities in the lobby (bath salts, face products, coffee, etc.) The bathroom has a separate tub and standing shower. Very clean, good water pressure. There's also a 24-hour convenience store downstairs. Staff were polite and were able to communicate in English. Checkout was a breeze... just use the machine.

I'm from London so although this hotel might seem expensive to others in comparison to what I'm used to it's very good value for the amazing location just 5 minutes from Tokyo station. It's a small double room but the most important things are done perfectly: amazing beds linens and pillows, amazing power shower and WC and fully soundproofed with blackout curtains. The only reason I didn't give 10 is because due to the size of the room one person has to climb onto the double bed which is up against the wall

Close walk from Tokyo’s train station and less crowded than Shibuya! Larger room (20sq m) for Tokyo and well-designed with the bath, shower, sink & toilet in one spacious ensuite. Larger towels than other hotels, coin operated laundry machines and large TV with CNN (most hotels in Japan only have local channels). Fairly new hotel: beware that there’s another Dawai Roynet hotel in Ginza. This one is in the next suburb, Kyobashi, which is closer to the station. Plenty of shops close by: 3x 7/11s, cafes and restaurants.

l loved the concept of the Amenity beside the reception area which was included in the hotel price, where you can pick-up a face mask, foot mask, small sachets of face cream or cleanser, soap, also bath salts and there was also a selection of items for men too. In the room, there were PJ's and slippers and in the bathroom additional toothbrush/toothpaste, hair comb and a soft wash cloth. As a female traveller, this actually encouraged you after a long day of walking and sightseeing to have a spa evening in your room. There was also a selection of tea sachets and sachets of drip coffee to bring to your room at the Amenity. I asked if I could buy one of the PJ's as I loved the design, but unfortunately, they don't sell them. Excellent travel connections with underground stations in the area and a 5-7 minute walk from Tokyo main station. 7-Eleven supermarket beside the hotel, and across the road a Meidi-Ya supermarket with a wide selection of Japanese and international food and drink. I would certainly use the Daiwa Roynet Hotel again.

Check-in was very easy and smooth. The room was extremely clean and it had everything we needed. Would stay here again! Fantastic location to Tokyo station.