The Ginza area is in a pleasant part of the city, and is within walking distance of Tokyo's railway station, the Imperial Palace, Kabuki theatre and a multitude of shops and restaurants.  With the Ginza subway station opposite, the hotel is an ideal base from which to discover the delights of Tokyo.

Service at the Seiyo Ginza is second to none; welcoming and personalised yet at the same time extremely unobstrusive.  A personal concierge and butler service is available if required.

Ultra-modern from the outside, inside the hotel has a feel of a private residence or gentleman's club.  Thanks to its low profile and belief in protecting guests' privacy, the Seiyo Ginza is a firm favourite with celebrities and top executives.

Rooms and Suites

Each of the hotel's 77 rooms and suites is individually designed, and although the rooms are somewhat smaller than one might expect for the price, there's nothing missing.

Decorated in a quintessentially English style, standard rooms have queen beds and a small sitting area.  Larger superior and deluxe rooms have more spacious seating areas and king or twin beds.

All rooms have larger-than-average bathrooms for Japan, with separate bath and shower and luxury Lady Primrose toiletries.  If you can't be bothered running your own bath, hit the service button and your personal butler will run one for you.

The one and two-bedroom suites all feature bedrooms with oversize marble bathrooms, and a separate sitting area with dining space.