the square hotel GINZA
Streamlined rooms, a cafe/bar, and bathhouses in the heart of Ginza
About this hotel
Staying at The Square Hotel Ginza places you in a vibrant district known for its upscale shopping and dining. The hotel itself offers a contemporary and comfortable base, with thoughtfully designed rooms that provide a peaceful retreat after a day exploring Tokyo. The highlight for many will be the bathhouses, including an open-air onsen, offering a traditional Japanese relaxation experience right within the hotel. The cafe/bar and terrace provide inviting spaces to unwind, whether for a morning coffee or an evening drink. Its central location makes it easy to access public transport and explore the city's many attractions.
- Bathhouses and open-air onsen
- Cafe/bar and terrace
- Ginza location
- Kid-friendly and parking
Our take
The Square Hotel Ginza is a four-star with streamlined rooms, an open-air onsen and private baths, a restaurant and a cafe and bar with a terrace, rated 8.4 across more than 900 reviews. The baths give it a clear edge over most city hotels in the area. I would choose it for a Tokyo stay mixing shopping and rest, and direct anyone who wants a full ryokan experience towards a traditional inn.
- Take advantage of the open-air onsen for a relaxing experience after a day of sightseeing.
- Explore the Ginza district on foot to discover its many shops, galleries, and restaurants.
- Consider using public transport to navigate Tokyo, as the hotel is well-connected.
Why we love it
- On-site bathhouses with an open-air onsen
- Modern and streamlined room design
- Convenient Ginza location for shopping and dining
- Kid-friendly amenities and parking available
Why guests love itThe Square Hotel Ginza stands out for its bathhouses, including an open-air onsen and private baths, which let families try Japanese bathing together rather than splitting up in shared baths. The hotel is described as kid-friendly, rooms are streamlined, and a restaurant plus a cafe and bar with a terrace keep meals simple. Free Wi-Fi and parking help with planning and arrivals by car, and public transport from Ginza reaches Tokyo Station and the main sights.