1 reservation at 13:00 for 1 person. The seating was comfortably spacious and they had standard COVID-19 measures in place. There was one server. Enjoyed a leisurely lunch with a fantastic view! Sitting at the window counter table was lucky. The view was worth more than the price. There were two main dishes, one meat and one fish. Chose the grilled swordfish today and it was delicious! The other items on the half buffet lineup were average. However, the main dish was very tasty! Overall, it felt like we got our money's worth with the view and the main dish. Thank you for the meal!

The morning after staying overnight, I used the hotel's breakfast. Although I couldn't see Tokyo Tower from the room I stayed in, the morning view of Tokyo Tower was also nice, sparkling. There was Japanese food available, but surprisingly, on this day, there was also Western food with perfectly cooked scrambled eggs. Hotel egg dishes are truly delicious and I have always liked them. There was also an abundance of bread that two people couldn't finish, so we were able to enjoy a luxurious time from the morning.

Other emoticon explanations can be found in the profile. Especially things that are difficult to express in words can be conveyed through emoticons. Detailed evaluation: 3 points Evaluation price / list price 800/1280 Indicator: Target dish: Fried rice Taste impression: Not quite as good as Seven-Eleven's fried rice. Store atmosphere: Good view Employees: Good Hygiene: Good Points: Breakfast is not a buffet and the price is reasonable, so room service is recommended. * Evaluation price / list price: A price that you would be willing to pay for the listed price. * Please be aware that smoking can alter the taste of the food. 5 points or more: A restaurant that I don't want to tell others about...so I won't list it. (Occasionally, I may mention a 5-point restaurant outside of the column.) 5 points: Only one favorite restaurant per category. (e.g. one ramen restaurant, one curry restaurant, etc.) 4.5 or higher: Willing to travel far and wait in line to use it again and again. 4 points or higher: Willing to use it again and again, can recommend it to entertain or introduce to friends. 3.5 or higher: Will be added to the revisit list. 3 points or higher: If it's nearby...if there are no other options, I'll go. 2 points or higher: Look for other restaurants, won't go on my own. 1 point or below: Will never go again, will refuse even if invited. 1 point or less: No longer food, should not be in the customer service business. * Even if it's 3.5 or higher, if you get tired of the menu after a few visits, the rating may drop.

Took a day off and had lunch with my wife. We made a reservation using Jalan points. It cost us 3,300 yen for the two of us. The salad and dessert were buffet-style, while we could choose our main dish. It was decent.

The scenery is excellent. The food is average, but the spaciousness was great.

Three shrimp tempura❗️

The hotel is called Ginza Creston, located in Akashi-cho with the nearest station being Tsukiji. When searching on Tabelog, it does not appear when searching for Ginza (it appears in the Tsukiji area). I arrived at 4:05 PM with K Taxi. There were 2 people at the front desk. They had newspapers like Nikkei, Yomiuri, Asahi, and Mainichi, but I asked for Nikkei. There was no bellman, so I was given the key to go to my room by myself. The hotel is located on floors 32 to 38, with my room being on the 35th floor, room 3518. It was a non-smoking double room with amenities like mineral water, coffee, tea, and green tea. The internet connection was free. The room service menu was available from 10:00 AM to 9:30 PM, so late-night snacks were not an option. The breakfast was served from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM at Shabuzen, but the restaurant closed at 9:00 PM. The room had two pajamas even though I was a solo guest. There was a massage chair in the room which was a nice touch. I left around 4:30 PM to visit various places and returned around 9:10 PM. The bathtub had a complicated drainage system, and I had to deal with water overflow issues. The electric kettle was dangerously hot. I tried the provided coffee and tea, and the coffee was surprisingly good. I went to bed around 12:30 AM and woke up at 7:30 AM. The alarm did not go off at 8:15 AM, so I rushed to wake up. I went to the 32nd-floor restaurant for breakfast at 8:55 AM, but it was deserted. I went back to my room to bathe and enjoy the in-room coffee. I checked out at 12:00 PM and took a K Taxi back home. The highlights were the massage chair, the view from the room, the late check-out time, and the in-room coffee and creamer. The bathtub experience was not pleasant. I would consider staying again if invited, but I wouldn't choose it myself.

Ginza Creston. Auberge. Tsukiji. Located in the St. Luke's Tower. I think it used to be a Hankyu hotel or something. From the front desk to the guest rooms, everything is pretty standard. Unfortunately, I ended up in a smoking room and the smell was quite strong, but there was no other option. The beds and bathroom were all typical for a hotel. There was nothing particularly noteworthy. The service was there, but nothing exceptional. The best part of the hotel was the view of the Sumida River in front. The view was really nice, especially at night and in the morning, offering two different perspectives to enjoy.

I stayed at this hotel when I had some business in Tsukishima. The hotel used to be called Tokyo Shin-Hankyu Hotel Tsukiji, but the name changed in February 2013. The interior is a bit old-fashioned. The entrance was hard to find, but it's actually in the parking lot of Seiwal Tower. The parking fee for guests is 2500 yen per night. The rooms are small. There was only a massage chair in the room, so I couldn't really relax. The chair was bumpy even when not in use, so it wasn't very comfortable to sit in. I had tea in the lounge on the 32nd floor. The lounge has an open feel due to the hotel's atrium, and it's a relaxing space. I had a cake set, which was delicious. It's about a 10-minute walk to Tsukishima and also close to Tsukiji, so it's a convenient location. There is a convenience store in the building as well.

Stayed on June 27, 2014 to use a ticket. I feel like the breakfast ingredients here are not very fresh. I wish they would put more effort into it, even if they raise the price. Stayed on May 31, 2014 to use a ticket. Easily accessible by taxi to Ginza and Tsukiji, the room has a nice view and a massage chair. If the breakfast was better, I would consider using this hotel more often. Stayed on April 24, 2014. This hotel is located inside the St. Luke's Tower, previously known as the Shin Hankyu Hotel Tsukiji. Thought a Ponpare coupon was a good deal and bought 5, only to find out it was offered cheaper on other sites. The front desk, with a small and elegant marble design, was welcoming. The room, at 30 square meters, had a convenient layout and a massage chair. The view was great, with a beautiful night view of the Rainbow Bridge in the distance. Breakfast at the 30th floor Japanese restaurant Nana Fuku offered both Western and Japanese options. I chose Japanese for the rice, which was average in taste. Coffee was served at the end. The coupon also included one drink service at the lounge, which was relaxing and quiet. The hotel's location makes it easy to access Ginza by taxi. Overall, a convenient hotel, but still have a few more coupons to use up.