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Tsukiji isn’t just a name—it’s a taste pilgrimage. Arrive at dawn, when the market buzzes with energy, and watch tuna be sliced live before your eyes. Grab a steaming bowl of Tsukiji sushi don—each bite bursts with oceanic freshness. It’s not just food, it’s Tokyo’s most authentic flavor heartbeat.
Planning a family trip to Tokyo? This family-friendly hotel is the perfect choice! With a kids' pool, children's meals, and a dedicated play area, your little ones will have a blast. Conveniently located within walking distance to Akasaka and Roppongi, plus airport transfer service makes travel a breeze. The InterContinental Club Lounge on the 35th floor offers stunning views of the Imperial Palace, National Diet Building, and Mount Fuji! Enjoy Tokyo's culinary delights at 12 restaurants and bars, or unwind at the spa and fitness center. Combining Japanese hospitality with international standards, this hotel promises an unforgettable stay!
Everything you need to know about Tsukiji
Stay at Tsukiji Dai Hotel, located just a 2-minute walk from the main entrance of Tsukiji Outer Market. The hotel blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern comfort, and some rooms offer views of the bustling market street. Wake up early to witness the pre-dawn fish auctions, then enjoy breakfast featuring fresh sushi and fugu prepared on-site. Complimentary shuttle services connect to Ginza and Asakusa, making it ideal for travelers who want immersive access to Tokyo’s edible culture.
Take the JR Tokaido Main Line from Tokyo Station to Tsukiji Station, a mere 10-minute ride—exit directly into the market complex. Must-try dishes include tamagoyaki sushi and tonkatsu rice bowl from stalls run by century-old vendors. Ingredients arrive daily from the fishing port, ensuring peak freshness. Don’t miss the Tsukiji Honmachi Market’s specialty restaurants, where you can savor premium toro (tuna belly) and uni (sea urchin) nigiri, paired with handmade miso soup—authentic Edo-style dining at its finest.
Join a pre-dawn market tour led by local guides through both the inner and outer markets, witnessing the 4 a.m. fish auction in real time and learning how to assess fish quality. Additionally, book a hands-on sushi-making workshop with master chefs, crafting traditional Edo-style sushi and seasoned rice. These experiences, held Monday–Saturday mornings, require advance HopeGoo and offer an intimate look into Tokyo’s culinary heritage and daily rhythms.
Tokyo Tsukiji Toyoko Stay is perfect for families, offering family rooms, baby cots, and accessible facilities. Located steps away from the market and Tokyo Station, it provides free baby equipment, multilingual staff (Japanese & English), and nearby parks and supermarkets for easy errands. Breakfast includes child-sized portions like soft rice porridge with dried fish and tender bread. Parents appreciate the safe, welcoming environment tailored for young travelers.
Evenings at Tsukiji Market come alive with vibrant night markets and cozy izakayas. Try yakitori skewers grilled over charcoal at Yaezuruya or tempura with sake at Tsukiji Chaya. For a scenic break, stroll along the Sumida River, where illuminated boats glide past the skyline. Some hotels offer nighttime guided bus tours to Ginza or Akihabara, allowing guests to experience Tokyo’s dazzling nightlife after exploring the heart of the city’s food scene.
Hyatt Regency Tokyo Tsukiji features a sky terrace with unobstructed views of the Tsukiji Market and distant Tokyo Tower, especially stunning during golden hour. The hotel offers professional photography gear rentals, including tripods and wide-angle lenses, and hosts a sunrise photography tour to capture the first fish deliveries and bidding frenzy at 4 a.m. Rooms also feature adjustable lighting systems for indoor shoots, making it a top choice for visual storytellers seeking urban and culinary inspiration.
Tsukiji Grand Hotel is ideal for travelers seeking authentic market vibes. Located just a 3-minute walk from Tsukiji Outer Market, this hotel offers rooms with views of the bustling market rooftops and traditional signage, capturing the morning energy of Tokyo’s seafood hub.
The hotel blends modern comfort with Japanese design, featuring tatami-style interiors and a signature breakfast serving fresh sushi and miso soup made with ingredients sourced daily from the market. Guests can easily explore nearby attractions like Tsukiji Hongan-ji Temple or take a short train ride to Asakusa Shrine via the Ginza Line, which stops directly at "Tsukiji Station".
With free luggage storage and multilingual travel assistance, the hotel ensures a seamless experience for international visitors wanting to immerse themselves in Tokyo’s culinary heart.
The most efficient route is taking the Ginza Line subway from Tokyo Station to "Tsukiji Station," a mere 15-minute ride with frequent departures. Exiting the station, it’s just a 3-minute walk to the outer market area, perfect for early arrivals to enjoy fresh seafood and morning vendors.
Bus options include Tokyo Station-bound city buses operated by Toei Bus heading toward "Tsukiji Market," but traffic delays can affect timing—best avoided during rush hours. For drivers, access via the Tokyo Inner Circular Expressway and following "Tsukiji-dori" leads to on-site parking; however, spaces fill quickly on weekends, so advance HopeGoo is essential.
Using Suica or Pasmo IC cards enables seamless transfers between trains and buses, saving time and enhancing convenience for tourists eager to experience the vibrant morning buzz of Tsukiji Market.
Don’t miss the morning fish auction tour, where you can witness the lively process of fresh catch being unloaded, auctioned, and distributed. Afterward, head to the outer market stalls for a taste of tamagoyaki (sweet egg omelet) at a local street vendor, served warm with matcha tea—a quintessential Japanese breakfast moment.
Try the hand-pressed sushi platter at Tsukiji Sushi Old Shop, where the chef personally selects fish each morning at 4 AM to ensure peak freshness. Another must-try is the fresh norimaki (seaweed roll), made with toasted nori wrapped around rice and savory sauce—crispy outside, soft inside, beloved by locals.
Most stalls operate cash-only, so carry small bills. Opening hours typically start at 6 AM, so arriving early guarantees access to the freshest ingredients and limited-time specialties.
See what other travelers say about Tsukiji
Staying at the ANA InterContinental Tokyo was an absolute highlight! The location is unbeatable—right next to a subway station, making it super easy to explore central Tokyo and nearby attractions. The room blended modern design with subtle Japanese aesthetics, creating a peaceful and luxurious atmosphere. My room had an amazing view of the city skyline, especially stunning at night. The dining options were outstanding, including a Michelin-starred restaurant that delivered exceptional cuisine. I also loved the 20-meter outdoor pool and the 24-hour fitness center—perfect for staying active during my trip. Every detail felt thoughtfully curated, and the overall experience was worth every penny. Definitely a top-tier stay I’d recommend to anyone visiting Tokyo.
Stayed for two nights and absolutely loved the experience! The hotel is conveniently located near Toyosu Station, with a shuttle bus available—though timing is limited, so it's best to plan ahead. Finding the entrance took a bit of effort, but once inside, everything felt smooth and welcoming. Right across from the hotel is a large supermarket—perfect for grabbing snacks or essentials without leaving the area. The highlight? The shared bathhouse on-site—relaxing in a warm soak after a long day was pure bliss. The room itself was clean, modern, and well-designed with thoughtful touches throughout. Great value for the price, and I’d definitely stay here again if visiting Tokyo.
Staying here for the second time was just as delightful as the first! The room is spacious and well-designed, offering plenty of comfort and a relaxing atmosphere. The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful—always smiling and going the extra mile to make your stay enjoyable. The fitness center is a standout: modern equipment, clean facilities, and a great vibe. Located in a quiet yet convenient part of Aoyama, it’s easy to explore Tokyo’s vibrant neighborhoods by subway. With excellent service, a comfortable stay, and unbeatable value, this hotel is definitely my go-to choice for future trips to Tokyo. I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking for a memorable and hassle-free experience.
Staying at Moxy Tokyo Kinshicho was an absolute delight! The location is perfect—super convenient for getting around Tokyo, with easy access to Ginza and Asakusa via subway. There’s a fantastic variety of dining options right outside the hotel, making it easy to grab a bite anytime. One of my favorite things? Walking in and immediately being offered a cold Asahi—just sit back, relax, and enjoy the vibe. The modern, stylish design creates a spacious and welcoming atmosphere, and the staff are friendly and attentive. It’s a great mix of comfort, convenience, and fun. I’ll definitely be coming back.
The room was a bit small, but cleanliness was outstanding—especially the bedding, which felt incredibly soft and cozy. The location is excellent; it’s just a short walk from Yotsuya San-chome Station. We arrived late in the evening, and there were plenty of nearby dining options right on the street—great for grabbing a quick bite. Everything was convenient and well-located, making the whole stay enjoyable. For the price, this is an amazing value and highly recommended.
One of the standout features of this hotel is how quiet it is—something I truly appreciate, especially in Tokyo where many hotels near busy streets can be noisy. I was pleasantly surprised by the excellent soundproofing; even with the windows open, there was no disturbance from outside traffic or city life. The rooms are peaceful and well-designed, making for a truly relaxing stay. It’s located just steps away from Takeshiba Station, so getting around Tokyo is super convenient—whether heading to Ginza, Shibuya, or even Shinjuku. I’ll definitely return next time I’m in Tokyo. The calm atmosphere combined with great access makes this hotel a real gem.
Staying at Candeo Hotels Tokyo Shimbashi was a real highlight of my trip to Tokyo. The location is unbeatable—just a 5-minute walk from Shimbashi Station, which connects directly to Tokyo Station and offers quick access to major hubs like Shinjuku and Ikebukuro via the express lines. The neighborhood is vibrant with plenty of izakayas and restaurants, making it easy to grab dinner after a long day of sightseeing. I especially appreciated the on-site hot spring and sauna—perfect for unwinding after a full day of exploring. The room was spotlessly clean, with staff doing an excellent job maintaining hygiene; even the glassware had no fingerprints after cleaning. The bed and pillows were comfortable, and the room size was generous for Japan—easily fit both a 28-inch and a 20-inch suitcase, which is rare in this city. Breakfast was simple but satisfying, mostly traditional Japanese fare that hit the right notes and left me well-fed. That said, I’d mention that this hotel might not be ideal for families traveling with young children—the atmosphere leans more toward adults, so if you're looking for kid-friendly amenities or a quieter environment, you might want to consider alternatives. Overall, though, the combination of great location, cleanliness, comfort, and relaxing facilities makes this a top choice for travelers who value convenience and quality.
Located just a short walk from the station and with a vending machine on each floor, this hotel makes convenience a top priority. I didn’t get a chance to try the café on the front desk level, but I’ve heard their chiffon cake is absolutely delicious—definitely something I’ll try next time. While there’s no bathtub in the room, the bathroom is spotless, well-designed, and very functional. The interior décor is cute and stylish, giving the whole place a cozy, modern vibe. I’ve seen some reviews mentioning noise from nearby train tracks, but staying on the 2nd floor, I didn’t notice any disturbance at all—perfect for a good night’s sleep. Overall, it’s a great value stay with a charming atmosphere and excellent location.
The hotel exceeded my expectations in every way. The room was spotlessly clean, spacious, and very comfortable—perfect for a relaxing stay. Location-wise, it's incredibly convenient: just a short walk from the subway station, making travel around Tokyo a breeze. I appreciated that check-in was at the ground-floor restaurant, and there’s a side entrance for easy access. The elevator and laundry facilities are great touches for longer stays. Everything is well-maintained and thoughtfully designed. This place offers excellent value for money and made my trip to Tokyo much more enjoyable. I’d definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to fellow travelers.
Staying at Tokyu Stay Shinjuku Eastside was a fantastic experience. The location is unbeatable—right across from a bus stop that goes straight to Shibuya or Shinjuku, and just a 5-minute walk to the subway station. Getting around Tokyo couldn’t be easier. The room was surprisingly spacious—two 28-inch suitcases fit perfectly, and there was still plenty of room to move around. The bathroom even had a bathtub, which was a nice touch after a long day of exploring. The hairdryer was excellent—powerful and fast-drying. I asked the front desk if they sold it, but unfortunately they don’t. Still, the overall value and comfort made this stay a standout. Highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Tokyo.
Staying right in the heart of Ginza’s most vibrant neighborhood was an absolute highlight. The lobby transforms into a lively bar in the evenings—perfect for unwinding after a long day of exploring. Guests enjoy complimentary welcome cocktails, which added such a nice touch to our arrival. The room was spacious and thoughtfully equipped with everything you’d need for a comfortable staycation. Housekeeping was attentive and efficient, always quick to address any concerns. There’s an ATM and basic toiletries available in the lobby—super convenient. Best of all, it’s just a 4-minute walk to the nearest train station, making getting around Tokyo effortless. This hotel strikes the perfect balance between style, comfort, and convenience—highly recommend for anyone looking to experience authentic Ginza energy without compromise.
Staying at hotel MONday Akihabara Asakusabashi was a fantastic experience from start to finish. The room was larger than expected, with smart space planning—especially the bathroom, which felt spacious and well-designed without feeling cramped. Cleanliness was excellent throughout our stay; we never had any issues with pests or hygiene, which gave us peace of mind. As a three-person room, there’s limited space to unpack fully—just enough for one 24-inch suitcase and a small carry-on—but it’s manageable. What really stood out was the front desk staff: incredibly friendly and helpful. We arrived early and they happily stored our luggage until check-in time in the afternoon—a thoughtful touch. Location-wise, getting to Asakusa Temple is super convenient—just a short walk from the nearest subway station. The only minor downside is that the station entrance has no elevator, just stairs, but it’s still very accessible. This was our first hotel in Japan with my parents, and the positive impression they left with us makes this place truly special. Great value, great vibe, and definitely a repeat visit on the list.
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