Ginza Hotels: Location, Access and Tips
Ginza, in Chuo Ward, is Tokyo's luxury shopping district, with flagship stores alongside casual brands. Ginza-dori becomes a pedestrian zone on weekends and holidays.
Getting there
Ginza Station is on the Tokyo Metro Ginza, Marunouchi and Hibiya lines; JR Yurakucho and Higashi-Ginza (Toei Asakusa Line, Hibiya Line) are nearby. From Haneda, Keikyu trains run through to the Toei Asakusa Line, which stops at Higashi-Ginza.
Good for
- Shoppers and travellers who want department stores within walking distance
- Couples and older travellers who want a calmer night than Shinjuku or Shibuya
- Haneda arrivals using the Keikyu-Asakusa Line through service
Watch out for
- Land and hotel prices are among the highest in Japan.
- Nightlife is quieter and more expensive than in Shinjuku or Shibuya.
- Tokyo charges an accommodation tax per person per night.
Booking tips
- If budget matters, compare hotels near Higashi-Ginza or Yurakucho, which are still walkable to Ginza.
- Weekend pedestrian hours make Ginza-dori pleasant for walking; car drop-off may be restricted then.
- Several Japanese cities charge an accommodation tax per person per night on top of the room rate. Check whether the listed price includes it.
FAQ
Is Ginza convenient for sightseeing?
Yes. Three Tokyo Metro lines stop at Ginza, and JR Yurakucho is nearby.
How do I get to Ginza from Haneda?
Keikyu trains through-run to the Toei Asakusa Line, which stops at Higashi-Ginza.