Dai-Ichi Hotel - Tokyo (Tokyo, Japan)

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Superior Twin


One queen or two single beds. City views. Located on floors 9–20. 32 square meters (344 square feet). Dark wood furnishings complemented by Victorian-style décor and pastel color scheme. Desk with upholstered chair and complimentary high-speed Internet access. Upholstered Queen Anne-style chair. Marble bathroom with separate tub and shower, plus second phone line, hair dryer, scale, and bathrobes and slippers. Armoire with cable TV and minibar.

Premier Room - 2 Beds


Two single beds. City views. Located on floors 19 and 20. 32 square meters (344 square feet). Dark wood furnishings complemented by Victorian-style décor and pastel color scheme. Desk with upholstered chair and complimentary high-speed Internet access. Two additional upholstered Queen Anne-style chairs. Marble bathroom with separate tub and shower, plus second phone line, hair dryer, scale, and bathrobes and slippers. Armoire with cable TV and minibar. Turndown service.
Includes access to the Premier floor lounge, which offers a bar, newspapers, and work area/lounge.

Guest Room


		One queen bed. City views. Located on floors 9–20. 32 square meters (344 square feet). Dark wood furnishings complemented by Victorian-style décor and pastel color scheme. Desk with upholstered chair and complimentary high-speed Internet access. Upholstered Queen Anne-style chair. Marble bathroom with separate tub and shower, plus second phone line, hair dryer, scale, and bathrobes and slippers. Armoire with cable TV and minibar.

Junior suite


2 singleTelevision with premium cable/satellite channels and pay movies. Complimentary wired Internet access. Complimentary newspapers. Refrigerator and minibar. Separate bathtub and shower. Bath amenities include phone, hair dryer, and makeup/shaving mirror. Bathrobes and slippers. Blackout drapes/curtains, clock radio, and remote lighting/drapery/curtain control. Iron/ironing board available on request. Smoking.

Superior Double


One double bed. Located on floors 9–20. 32 square meters (344 square feet). Dark wood furnishings complemented by Victorian-style décor and pastel color scheme. Desk with upholstered chair and complimentary high-speed Internet access. Upholstered Queen Anne-style chair. Marble bathroom with separate tub and shower, plus second phone line, hair dryer, scale, and bathrobes and slippers. Armoire with cable TV and minibar.

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Hotel Policies & Fees

The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.

Know Before You Go

The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare requires all international visitors to submit their passport number and nationality when registering at any lodging facility (inns, hotels, motels, etc. ). Additionally, lodging proprietors are required to photocopy passports for all registering guests and keep the photocopy on file.

Policies

Pets not allowed
Check-in time starts at
Check-out time is Noon

Fees

The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Self parking fee: JPY 1500 per night
- Fee for high-speed Internet (wired) in all public areas: JPY 315 (for 10 minutes, rates may vary)
- Full breakfast fee: JPY 3234 per person (approximate amount)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.

Property Amenities

Massage - spa treatment room(s)
Concierge desk
Complimentary newspapers in lobby
Fitness facilities
Restaurant(s) in hotel
Bar/lounge
Coffee shop or café
Room service (24 hours)
Parking (surcharge)
Parking garage
Secure parking
Ballroom(s)
Banquet facilities
Secretarial services
Business services
Total number of rooms - 277

Multilingual staff
24-hour front desk
Doorman/doorwoman
Beauty services
Currency exchange
Translation services
Hair salon
Dry cleaning/laundry service
Fireplace in lobby
Shoe shine
Elevator/lift
Number of floors - 21
Air-conditioned public areas
Wedding services
Breakfast available (surcharge)
Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge

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Rooms

Dai-ichi Hotel Tokyo has 277 guestrooms on 11 floors, all located above level nine in order to provide city views. Carrying the hotel's old-Europe décor theme, all guestrooms have a pastel color scheme complemented by dark wood armoires, desks, and upholstered Queen Anne-style chairs. Marble bathrooms have separate tubs and showers and include bathrobes, slippers, second phone lines, hair dryers, and scales. All guestrooms have complimentary high-speed Internet access (surcharges). VCRs, humidifiers, and air cleaners are available upon request.

Room Amenities

Premium television channel(s)
Cable/satellite television channels
Pay movies
Complimentary newspaper
Blackout drapes/curtains
Voice mail
Refrigerator
Minibar
Remote lighting/drapery/curtain control
Wake-up calls
Daily housekeeping
Bathrobes
Hair dryer

Separate bathtub and shower
Bathroom scale
Makeup/shaving mirror
In-room massage available
Sewing kit
Slippers
Bathroom phone
Clock radio
Iron/ironing board (on request)
Rollaway beds available
Cribs (infant beds) available
Wired high-speed Internet access (complimentary)

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Dining

L'etoile - Buffet restaurant for lunch and dinner. Serves international cuisine amid a gardenlike atmosphere generated by pastel color scheme, garden mural, light-colored furnishings, and gazebo-like buffet stations. Also serves afternoon tea.

Ichizushi - Sushi restaurant open for lunch and dinner. Serves Edo-style sushi, noted for its use of fresh, raw fish.

Enchanté - Fine-dining French restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dark wood furnishings, gilt-edged mirrors, and richly colored Victorian-style wall coverings and drapes establish a formal atmosphere complemented by classical music.

Trax - Italian-style café and bar. Open for lunch and late-afternoon/evening cocktails. Modern, casual atmosphere. Buffet lunch menu includes homemade sandwiches; cocktails and appetizers are offered for pre-dinner dining and late-night snacks.

Lounge 21 - Offers views of Tokyo Bay and a large range of drinks from around the world.

Ittetsu - Traditional teppanyaki restaurant: meats, seafood, and vegetables are cooked tableside on grills. Offers set lunch and à la carte dinner. Features city views.

Rogairo - Shanghai-style cuisine for à la carte and set lunch, and set dinner. Entrance is flanked by two imposing marble lion statues.

Mita - Traditional Japanese restaurant serves seasonal specialties. Open for set lunch and dinner.

Tokai-Tei - Specializes in Shabu-shabu (beef hot pot), a dish similar to sukiyaki. Private tatami dining rooms available.

Iseshiro - Serves yakitori (grilled chicken speared on sticks) for lunch and dinner. Casual setting.

Kazan - Japanese restaurant for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Private rooms also available.

Lobby Lounge - Lounge with clustered seating in a sunken portion of the atrium lobby, with ceiling-high garden mural as backdrop.

La Cabine - Brasserie located in the annex building. Casual French restaurant and bar illuminated by natural light from wall of windows facing the sunken garden. Polished woods, metal accents, and porthole-like vents lend a subtle nautical theme to the décor.

Rue Des Briques - French-style bakery offers hotel-made pastries, candies, and gifts.

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Recreation

Swimming on site

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A Traveller from London, UK

4.0

out of 5

“Looking a little tired, but best of those available”

Carpets and general decor looked like they were ready for a refurb, so a little sad, but not off-putting. Also clearly had a 'smoker's' room, but no alternatives available - clearly something going on in Tokyo that week (Tokyo Motor Show maybe). Appallingly slow Internet connection, and system insisted on performing an anti-virus check before allowing access -who knows what that may do. Then the Business Centre (only means of printing out a boarding pass) was painfully slow and intermittent - took nearly 2 hours at chargeable rate to print 2 passes. However, staff absolutely charming, incredibly courteous and helpful. Location is great for access to the business district and good connections to other areas.

A Traveller from Utah, USA

4.0

out of 5

“Very Nice”

Dai-Ichi Tokyo is a very nice hotel. I would say it deserves a 4 star rank. The area is fine--not far from the Ginza and close to Shinbashi Station. Not the Ritz or Four Seasons, but a fine place. No complaints, but not overwhelming, either

A Traveller from London

4.0

out of 5

“Happy Shipbroker loves Japan!”

I am a big fan of the Dai-Ichi Hotel, Shimbashi, and have stayed there many times, however, I am becoming increasingly frustrated that a major hotel such as The Dai-Ichi Hotel Shimbashi, is still not offering Wi-Fi internet connection in their guest rooms. In this day-and-age, in many Western countries, free Wi-Fi in hotels, including the guest bedrooms, is standard. Come on Dai-Ichi Hotel! It is time to catch up in this area...!

Area recommendations

Shimbashi and Ginza area..

A Traveller from UK

5.0

out of 5

“Dai-ichi is ichiban!”

We booked this hotel due to the special offer - would normally go for something more contemporary in design (the bathroom was a little dated) - but other than that we could not fault the comfort of our room, which was very spacious by Japanese standards. (We were also upgraded from a queen to king size room at check-in without asking). It was immaculately clean and the hotel generally had a very luxurious feel. Service was excellent. There was no breakfast included in the offer which was a shame but otherwise we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would definitely recommend the hotel. In addition it is very near Shimbashi station (even is connected by its own walkway during daytime) and within easy reach to Ginza district. Lots of Yakitori places nearby.

Area recommendations

Great views of Tokyo from Mori Art Museum in Roppingi Hills. Also excellent photography exhibitions at the photography museum in Ebisu, very handily across the way from the Yebisu Beer Museum (free entry). Nikko good for day trip - beautiful shrine complex. Get the train from Asakusa station. Probably better than paying through the nose for an organised tour through the hotel which is what we did; we did this because we wanted to see the Kegon waterfall as well and thought it would be easier to reach it with a tour but very expensive for what you get (14000 yen per person) - the view of the waterfall was restricted unless you paid another 500yen to use the elevator. In retrospect would have been happy to simply make our own way to Nikko and not go to the waterfall.

Dining

Yakitori Alley running alongside train tracks of Shimbashi station is a great place for little barbeque skewer and Korean-style BBQ eateries (not for vegetarians though). Japan is an expensive country to visit and the costs of eating out do mount up unless you go for ramen (noodles) and curry/rice each day. We had excellent quality sushi and other foods for dinner by going to Mitsukoshi and other department stores an hour before closing to pick up reduced price foods - really good quality - just took back to hotel room for a great feed!

Jo R from Cairns, Australia

5.0

out of 5

“Wonderfully relaxing spot.”

We had a fabulous week at the Dai-Ichi and could not speak highly enough of the staff and their customer service skills. The only negative comment I could make is that all tourist brochures were in cupboards - if we asked for them we received them - but if didn't make it easy making choices. Great spot!

Area recommendations

Ginza - very vibrant

Getting around

Master the train and subway system and you can go anywhere cheaply

A Traveller from oakville

5.0

out of 5

“Best location in Ginza”

Superb, we were satisfied with the service and location. Just don't eat at the hotel, you have verity of restaurants within 5 minutes walking distance.

Joe C from Sumter, SC

5.0

out of 5

“Can't Wait to go back”

I simply don't have the words to describe how nice this hotel is. Staff was awesome, very friendly. Also they did speak english too. Location is great within walking distance of Ginza shopping district and if you wanted to go anywhere else the subway is about a 5 minute walk away. Whenever I come back to Tokyo I know where I will be staying.

William C from Clearwater, FL

5.0

out of 5

“Great hotel experience”

All the plaudits above are right on. If you don't have loads of luggage (why should you), consider taking the JR Rapid Narita Airport from Narita Airport T2 straight to Shimbashi Station (1450 yen, 92 min, lots of local color). Exit 5 from JR to Ginza, go straight ahead across the street, walk past the Metro entrance on the other side of the street, take the next left under the tracks, and the Dai-Ichi is on the next corner to the right (tall tan tower with flower). Consider a one or two day Metro pass at the airport for central Tokyo. As an aside, just underwent one great earthquake for 3 minutes while writing this post.

Area recommendations

Ginza is great. Forget the Tsukiji market: they don't want you there.

A Traveller from Chicago

5.0

out of 5

“Truly "Number One"”

This was simply the best hotel we've ever stayed in - hands down. Every part of the experience was exceptional. The Hotel was GORGEOUS, our suite was exceptional with beautiful appointments, large beds huge bathroom with a two-person tub with a view (yes, a VIEW). In fact the bathroom was about the size of my daughter's apartment in kyoto. The (included) breakfast room was similarly appointed and stocked with a beautiful buffet.. Staff were great, and the hotel was accesible by tunnel to the local transit. I would definitely stay there again.

Area recommendations

Ginza, Ueno Park

David L from Atlanta, GA

4.0

out of 5

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