Candeo Hotels Tokyo Shimbashi – Review & Photos

The hotel is about a 4-minute walk from Shimbashi Station, and is located along a lively street lined up with restaurants and shops. It was a stylish building with a restaurant called “My Italian” on the first floor.

The hotel sign was lit up at night.

The entrance to the hotel was facing a small street instead of the main street.

The entrance door was doubled.

The lobby is located on the 11th floor.

The inside of the elevator had a stylish design.

Lobby floor elevator hall

The lobby had floor to ceiling windows that created an open space. The
interior was stylish with a calm atmosphere.

There was a plastic sheet hanging at front desk to avoid spreading Covid 19.

There was a digital sign next to the front desk showing information about the hotel and nearby attractions.

There was a sofa in front of the front desk.

There was a restaurant next to the lobby and a sitting area at the back.

The chic atmosphere matched well with the city lights.

This hotel received an award from a travel site, and it was on display.

Guest room floor elevator hall

Guest room floor corridor

Guest room entrance door

There was a bathroom on the right and a hanging space on the left.

There were slippers prepared in front of the bedroom.

The room was 17 square meters wide which was not very big, but it was functional and relaxing. It was also a stylish room with a big sofa by the window.

The bed was a king size bed with a comfortable mattress to sleep on.

There were four pillows prepared on the bed.

There was an outlet and a light switch on the head board.

There was a TV across the bed. You can check to see if the public bath, laundry room and the restaurants are crowded or not.

A baggage rack under the TV.

The desk was spacious with a comfortable chair to sit on.

There was an outlet, TV remote, memo pad and a laundry bag on the table.

The mirror was convenient for doing makeup.

The window by the window was big enough to stretch my legs and relax. The light under the sofa created a nice atmosphere when the lights in the room were turned off.

The room seen from the window.

I was able to see the Tokyo Tower in a distance, but the view from the room was mostly of other buildings around the hotel.

The bathroom was at the entrance.

The bathtub, sink and toilet were all in one room. It was a bathroom that was cleaned very well.

Toilet with a washlet function.

Face & hand soap

The amenities were stored in a box in the bedroom. There were toothbrushes, razors, hairbrushes, shower caps and towels to wash your body.

Bath towels and face towels.

The bathtub was a compact size, but big enough for one person to relax in.

The shower was a removable hand shower and the water pressure was strong and comfortable to use.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were prepared next to the shower.

The room did not have a closet, but there was a hanging space at the entrance. There were plenty of hangers prepared.

There was also a deodorant spray, clothes brush and a shoe polish.

The cafe corner was in this cabinet.

Two free bottles of water and an electric kettle.

Te bags, coffee, ice pale and cups.

There was a fridge, but nothing was prepared inside.

I had breakfast at a restaurant on the 11th floor.

The weather was not nice, but the large windows made the restaurant feel bright and open.

Originally, breakfast is served buffet style, but due to the Covid 19 outbreak it was served on a trey. I chose the daily set that was very filling. You can have free refills of rice, miso soup and drinks.

There was a Sky Spa on the top 12th floor. The entrance is locked and you can only enter with your room key.

The women’s locker room had a sink and powder space, and had amenities such as cleansing, face washing, lotion, emulsion, hair elastic, shower cap, hairbrush and cotton.

Shampoo, conditioner, body soap, cleansing oil and face wash were prepared in each booth.

There was an indoor bath, outdoor bath and a sauna. The women’s sauna was a mist sauna.

This is the women’s outdoor bath. You can see the sky above.

Men’s bath locker room

The men’s sauna was a dry sauna with a bath.

Men’s open air bath

A coin laundry on the 12th floor. You can check the availability on the TV in your room.

Smoking rooms were on the 11th and 12th floors.

The vending machines were also on the 11th and 12th floors.

Ice machines were prepared on each floor.

Street in front of the hotel.

It was about a 10 minute walk to Toranomon Hills.

The customer base was diverse, ranging in age from about 30s to about 50s. I did not see any people staying as a group.

JR Shimbashi Station Karasmori Exit