Superb location, right next to Ginza & the Imperial hotel. The room is Tokyo sized - very small. Comfortable enough for a solo traveller so a little tight for a couple. The massage chair was great even though it does occupy a lot of space in what is already a tightly packed room. Overall the room was clean and nicely... More

I stayed here last year and it was a very nice hotel. The location was super- near muji and bic camera and Hibiya park . The Muji cafe in the lobby is a huge plus. My only slight complaint was the rooms are small- no big deal .. they are very modern, almost scandinavian design - but they have this... More

Location is good but too small. Instead of the large massage chair in the room, space is more important More

As with most hotels in Tokyo the room size is compact but perfectly functional.. I just had to be somewhat tidier than normal! What struck me as odd entering my room was why waste space with the addition of a big "sun lounger" however i then realised the chair came with a remote control and was indeed a very welcome... More

I would recommend this hotel to the first time visitors to Tokyo - prime location in Hibiya, convenient access to subways, clean rooms (as are most of hotels in Japan.) For me, this is NOT a 'boutique' hotel but an overpriced fancy 'business' hotel ran by a big hotel chain based in Kansai (Hankyu Hanshin Daiichi Hotel). Yes, the decor... More

Remm Hibiya is located in the center of Tokyo. It is also a very safe neighborhood as the Imperial Palace is not far away. Closest station is Yurakucho JR station. Chiyoda, Hibiya and Mita lines which stop at Hibiya station can also take you back to the hotel. Key selling point of Remm Hibiya is "Having a good night sleep"... More

Probably more than I am used to spending on hotels, but when split with another traveler, it was worth it to find something that was in a central location and was a great hotel. Rooms are about as big as a walk in closet in a McMansion in any US suburb, but every square inch is put to good use.... More

Like most Tokyo hotels, especially when you're staying alone, the rooms were bee-sized. But everything was impeccably clean, the service staff were helpful and flexible, and the price was unbeatable for the location. The cafe on the second floor helped too. I'm very happy that I stayed here. More

My partner and I traveling with two other friends all stayed at the Remm Hibiya, in Tokyo. The location is amazing. Location is awesome: just a few blocks from the Ginza strip (imagine NYC 5th Ave on steroids), a block from the Ginza restaurant strip that runs along the train tracks (where you'll find every imaginable kind of food), right... More