Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel – Review & Photos

If you walk south from Shibuya Station, you will see a tower that stands out.

If you walk from the station, you can cross the overpass and enter from the restaurant floor which is the second floor.

Second floor entrance.

As you go down the spiral staircase, you will see a spacious lounge.

The lobby is spacious and very modest. It was a very relaxing area.

Because the front desk is large and many staffs are standing there, check-in and check-out went smoothly without having to wait.

Elevator hall front floor.

Inside of the elevator.

Elevator floor number button.

Room floor elevator hall.

Guest room hallway.

Guest room entrance.

The room had a large window and I was able to enjoy saying in a room in a tall building. The decorative items such as paintings were not flashy, so the interior was business like and simple.

The king-size bed had presence and it stood out in the room.

The entire room.

The entrance area.

Because I was planning to work in the room, I was disappointed that there was no work desk but only a round table.

The TV seen from the bed.

The bed was king size and big enough to roll around, and it was just the right hardness and very comfortable.

Because there are no tall buildings standing nearby, the view from the large window was very nice and I was able to see the city of Shibuya.

At night, the highway lights up and the contrast with the surrounding dark building shadows were striking.

Full view of the bathroom.

The bathroom, unlike the simple bedroom, was large and luxurious.

The bathtub and shower area were together so it was spacious and easy tp wash my body. The bathtub was wide so I was able to lay down and relax.

The water pressure of the shower was very strong, but the shower head was a bit heavy.

Body soap, shampoo, conditioner, and bar soap had a nice scent and was very refreshing afterwards.

There were four types of towels, all of which are Imabari towels, and the water absorption was excellent.

Most hotels do not have makeup removers for women, but they have a makeup remover, face wash and lotion, so it was a hotel with many amenities prepared.

“L’Occitane.”

The closet when it is closed.

There is also a bench-type storage space where you can store your luggage.

Closet when it is open.

Inside of the closet.

The safe was facing upwards, and there were drawers beneath it.

Inside of the safe.

Mini bar and cafe corner.

Kitchen appliances includes an espresso machine and an electronic kettle.

There were many types of glasses.

There were a variations of liquor, and there were 3 types of whiskey and 2 types of beer.

There were drinks in the refrigerator.

I did not eat at any of the restaurants this time. It seemed like you can choose between a  Western-style buffet and a Japanese set meal.

Chinese cuisine “Szechwan Restaurant Chen.”

Jazz club “JZ Brat SOUND OF TOKYO.”

There were shops such as an accessory boutique and a flower shops which are good places to buy gifts.

A florist called “Hibiya Flower Bed.”

There was a beauty clinic.

There was also an art gallery where you can drop buy freely during your stay.

You can not go outside, but you can see the garden from the lounge. Stones are set up in a steps making the garden look bigger. There were no flowers in the garden, and mainly trees but the garden looked fresh.

Because it is along the highway, it is less cluttered compared to Shibuya Station area. It is a little sad walking along the highway to the hotel because it is a little dark, and I was concerned about security especially at night.

You need to cross over to the hotel side by overpass when coming from the Shibuya station area because there is no pedestrian crossing on the road.

There are not many tall buildings around, so the hotel stood out very much.

The nearest station is Shibuya Station, so access is good by JR, Metro, or by bus. It takes about 10 minutes to walk from the station and it is uphill, so it my be a little inconvenient to walk if you have a lot of luggage.

There are many shops and restaurants around so you will have no trouble finding places to shop and eat.

There were many foreign families staying. Guests staying for business seemed to be mostly Japanese.

This time I stayed here to also enjoy food around the hotel, so it was a perfect place to enjoy eating. It is in a very convenient location. Both the facilities and rooms in the building have no fancy decorations which was simple and nice.