Daiwa Roynet Hotel Ginza PREMIER
Tokyo
At a glance
Nestled in a serene pocket just steps away from Ginza's bustling main streets, Daiwa Roynet Hotel Ginza PREMIER offers a sophisticated retreat in Tokyo's vibrant shopping and dining district. This hotel blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern European design, creating an inviting atmosphere that appeals to both business and leisure travelers. Its convenient location, a mere 20-second walk from Ginza-itchome Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line, ensures easy access to the city's attractions.
The hotel's guest rooms exude a minimalist elegance, designed to provide comfort and tranquility amidst the urban hustle. Families and groups are catered to with the option of a 'four room', allowing for shared accommodation without sacrificing space or comfort. A notable feature in most rooms is the semi-separate bathroom, offering an immersive bathing experience complete with an overhead shower to soothe weary travelers after a day of exploration or business meetings.
Dining at Daiwa Roynet Hotel Ginza PREMIER is an experience in itself. Guests can indulge in a lavish buffet-style breakfast at The Kitchen Salvatore Cuomo Ginza, where a blend of Japanese and Western cuisines tempts the palate. Known for its Italian flair, the restaurant transforms breakfast into a culinary journey, ensuring a delightful start to the day.
The hotel has been designed with guest convenience in mind, featuring a modern lobby and shared spaces that align with its 'CROSS OVER' design concept. A baggage port service adds a layer of ease for those looking to make the hotel their base while venturing through Tokyo. The renovation of the hotel’s interiors reflects a commitment to providing an atmosphere of understated luxury, where attention to detail shines in every aspect of the guest experience.
Whether for business or leisure, Daiwa Roynet Hotel Ginza PREMIER serves as a tranquil haven where guests can unwind. Its blend of design, convenience, and superior amenities makes it an ideal choice for those seeking a serene escape in a central location.
Reviews
Cute hotel with a great restaurant. Strategically positioned in a silent street, rooms on a smaller size but hey it is Tokyo! Super clean and welcoming staff. The only thing annoying is that when you take the elevator it always stops at third floor where checking is, but for the rest great stay. I would come back
Very close to main ginza shops, around 5mins. There are 3 kombinis downstairs and a starbucks so very handy. The quadruple room we stayed in was clean, very spacious and the blackout blinds were the best we have encountered on our trip!
This hotel is away from the busy Ginza streets but still within a short walking distance. It underwent a renewal recently so the rooms are clean, even if the space may feel small. What I really didn't like was the breakfast. I have spent 8 nights here so far and everyday the breakfast is the same - the same "original tomato curry", the same porcini and margarita toast breads, the same grapes, orange and pineapple. Only the smoothie changes each day which I can't take as it contains dairy. The taste of the toast and curry were not great and by the 4th day I gave feedback to the hotel staff and started eating konbini food which tastes better. I doubt they have plans to update the menu. The staff at the kitchen do not look motivated either. My advice for long-stay travelers not to take the breakfast plan and eat elsewhere unless for the convenience
Very conveniently located at the heart of Tokyo. Easily connected with both intl airports by train or by express bus. This is just a few minutes walk from the most glamorious commercial areas, the most well known brands, and the most interesting traditional shops (g. Itoya is a must visit location which you could easily spent at least half day). Even akinhabara is only 20mins away ( 3 jr stations from ginza!)
Just a 15 min walk from Tokyo Station makes the hotel a perfect base for exploring Tokyo and doing day trips. Is just a couple of steps from a metro station and 5 min walk from Ginza station. The hotel is a little bit dated but will go into remodeling in Feb 2026. There is very limited space for luggages in the standard room. There are also few places to hang clothes or towels. The bed is comfortable and 2 types of pillows and the rain shower is also a big plus for me.
