Dai-Ichi Hotel - Tokyo

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Oustanding Hotel.

Great Room, great staff members.

A hotel for visitors who do not speak Japanese

The Dai-Ichi Hotel staff is exceedingly well trained and efficient. As a foreigner with little undertsanding of local customs and no fluency in Japanese, when I arrived I was very worried. Th estaff at every level, was kind and courteous. The made sure the Taxi's that were called undertood where I neede dto go, they reviewed my travel plans and made excellent suggestions. The room staff and restaurants in the hotel were excellent. In addition the location is wonderful, next to a subway station and many restaurants and stores. It was a very pleasant business stop.

Dai Ichi

I would give this hotel a 4.5 out of 5 stars. My room was big and the bathroom was even bigger than my one at home. The bed was two true doubles pushed together, making one huge bed. Room was clean and service was formal and polite. My only negatives are that this hotel is next to the train tracks and Shimbashi station, so you do get some rumbling from the trains from 5 AM till midnight. It didn't really bother me, but for a very light sleeper it might be an issue. The hotel restaurants seemed pretty pricing, but being Tokyo there are tons of other options nearby.

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Great location

The hotel and is a short walk away from the Ginza shopping district and dozens of places to eat. We had a great view of the city from our room. The only downside was the 90 minute limo-bus ride from Narita airport. Haneda airport is much closer.

Outstanding Hotel

The Dai-Ichi Hotel in Tokyo is awesome, great location in the Ginza area, walking distance to the ShimBashi train station. The staff was very helpful with arranging tours and helping us figuring out the trains.

Excellent Choice

This hotel is in an ideal location for foreign visitors. You can access the subway (Shimbashi) through the basement walkway and you have access to virtually every corner of Tokyo and beyond. The upscale Ginza district is a two minute walk away. There you will find stores, boutiques, banks--everything you need to ensure a comfortable stay. This hotel is well known which makes catching cabs to and from a cinch. Tour bus companies provide front door pick-up and drop-off services--very convenient. If you don't feel like venturing out, the hotel has a number of restaurants on site that provide room service (expensive). For a quick, predictable bite you can hit up the McDonalds a block away. Also, there is are convenience stores on adjacent blocks if you want to stockpile junk food to avoid eating out. This hotels has great service and I will stay there again when I return.

BEAUTIFUL HOTEL

Three adults stayed in one room. Hotel brought in an additional bed for third person for an extra fee. We had plenty of room and all of the amenities! Slippers, robes, Shiseido toiletries, warm carafe of water for tea and more! Beds were very comfortable. Hotel staff very accommodating and gracious. Morning paper, in English, delivered to our door. We saw that some rooms had Japanese newspapers at their doors. We felt that the eateries within the hotel were a bit pricey, so we opted to eat at establishments very nearby. Overall experience was fabulous. Would stay again in a heartbeat!

Great Hotel

Great luxury hotel for the money. Excellent location.

Location location

The Dai Ichi serves my business requirements because of it's proximity to Shimbashi Station. It's location for tourist (Ginsa, Palace) should also serve them well.

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Outstanding Hotel

The Dai-Ichi Hotel in Tokyo is an outstanding hotel with exemplary service at a great price. My next hotel was not so nice and will go unnamed here. If you like to shop, you are near the bustling Ginza shopping neighborhood and within walking distance (about 30 minutes) to the Imperial Palace. There are tons of restaurants within several blocks and there is quite an afterwork bustle to the small restaurants in the 'hood. Not much for breakfast nearby, but then I don't live for breakfast and you can always eat in the hotel cafe if you want (but it's a bit pricier than the independent eateries in the neighborhood). The Shimbashi station is across the street and is only two stops from Tokyo station where you can catch the Narita Express to the airport. A great place to stay and would definitely stay here again. Four stars without a doubt.