Hotel Remm Hibiya (Tokyo, Japan)

You can step out of the hotel and stroll right into Japan's trendy Ginza district. You can wander through the streets to find yourself sushi, world-class restaurants and shopping centres. The hotel is located near the Hibiya and Ginza subway stations making accessibility a breeze.

The hotel opened recently, so the facilities and everything about it are clean. Guests recognised the Muji designs and commended the décor for being fresh and orderly.

Although the hotel is located in a trendy part of Japan, the rooms were quiet and guests said they couldn't hear the outside street noise, making for a peaceful stay.

Expect the rooms to be a bit on the smaller side. Many guests commented that the rooms are so compact to the point that it's difficult to open luggage. They said it had too much furniture - especially with the massage chair. Several said that the rooms intended for two people felt too cramped to accommodate more than one person.

Guests noted that the check-in policy was staunchly observed and that they were not permitted to enter the room a minute sooner. The hotel charged for people who wanted to check-in earlier into their rooms. Guests advise that the hotel should loosen up a bit.

Some visitors complained that they were not able to communicate clearly with the hotel staff due to language barrier. While the hotel staff was efficient and courteous, their English skills were limited.