This hotel is conveniently located a 5-minute walk from Tsukiji Outer Market and close to Higashi-Ginza Station. It is carefully cleaned and clean. The room is calming and comfortable. The bed was fluffy and I slept well. I stayed at this hotel to see the Kabukiza, and it is also close to the Kabukiza. There are many convenience stores and restaurants in the area, so it is recommended to keep accommodation costs down by staying without meals.

Hotel Livemax Higashi Ginza is located right in front of Tsukiji Station on the subway, so it is a hotel with good access if you want to explore Tsukiji Market. It is about a 10-minute walk to Tsukiji Market, and you can see Tsukiji Honganji Temple on the way there. The rooms are standardly equipped, but it is a recommended hotel as a base for sightseeing, as it is reasonably priced.

This hotel has a good location and is cheap. It is about a 15-minute walk to the Tsukiji Outer Market. It is also close to the subway. The room is compact, but it doesn't bother me if I'm just staying overnight. There was a private shower and no bathtub. There are many restaurants nearby, including izakayas, so it's not a problem to eat. There were also several convenience stores.

Vista Tokyo Hotel is located in Ginza, but it is located between Tsukiji Station and Tsukiji Market Station, so it is also close to the Tsukiji Outer Market. The hotel is very stylish, as it uses furniture from the Japanese furniture manufacturer Karimoku Furniture! The rooms are simple but functional. Breakfast is served in Tsukiji, and the breakfast made with ingredients sourced from Tsukiji Market is quite good. Popular menu items such as thick omelet sandwiches and Tsukiji roast pork ramen for breakfast are served daily. You can stay for about 16,000 yen per person with breakfast included, or about 14,000 yen without breakfast.

This hotel has some strange things that will make you laugh, just like its name suggests, "Strange Hotel." Some rooms are cheaper if you stay with multiple people, so it's recommended for friends or family. The concept is "excitement and comfort," so I'm sure you'll have a great time during your stay.

We recommend BAN HOTEL Tsukiji Ginza. It is just a 3-minute walk from the Tsukiji Outer Market, and if you sign up for a plan with breakfast included, you can enjoy a tuna bowl at a tuna restaurant in the outer market. Japan doesn't have a very good nightlife, but this hotel has a rooftop bar, where you can sit in a traditional Japanese heater called a kotatsu even in the middle of winter and enjoy a drink while looking at the night view, a rare experience! The hotel's mascot dog will also be there to greet you!

This hotel is right in the Tsukiji Market. So if you want to go to your favorite shop early in the morning, I don't think there's a more convenient location. Since it's a business hotel, the accommodation fee is reasonable. The rooms are small, but functional and new, so they're clean. The interior is calm and different from the atmosphere of the market, so I think it's a good place to stay.

It is located near Tsukiji Station on the Hibiya Line, so you can walk to the outer market in the early morning. It is not luxurious, but I recommend it if you are only looking for a place to stay. It is close to Higashi Ginza and Ginza, so you can shop conveniently and enjoy the nightlife. It is also easy to access the Kabukiza and Shinbashi Enbujo, and you can take a subway to the Hibiya area.