THE BLOSSOM HIBIYA – Review & Photos

The hotel is located only a 5 minute walk from Shimbashi Station, and it surrounded with skyscrapers.

The hotel is located on the the upper floors (18th to 27th floors) of a 27-story office building called “Urban Net Uchisaiwaicho Building.”

There were trees planted around the building.

A stylish sign.

The entrance to the office and the hotel were separated.

The entrance to the hotel.

There was a stylish decoration on the wall creating an elegant atmosphere.

The elevator that will take you to the lobby.

Lobby floor elevator

There was a flower decoration on display.

The flowers were decorated by Eika Sasajima.

There is also a plum tree on display which worked well with the hotel name “THE BLOSSOM.”

The lobby had a high ceiling and the view of the city from the big windows were beautiful.

A self check-in and check-out machine.

The large windows overlooked the cityscape of Tokyo Tower and skyscrapers. The unobstructed panoramic view was captivating.

You can enjoy the view while sitting on the sofa.

You can read books as well.

Elevators that will take you up to your rooms.

You will need your room key for the elevator to stop on your floor.

Guest room floor elevator hall

Guest room floor corridor

Guest room entrance door

The entrance seen from the inside.

The toilet was on the right and the bathroom was on the left.

The room was ​​34 sqm wide, and it was a luxurious room using soft colors.

Bed was semi-double size which was spacious. The Simmons mattress was firm but soft and very comfortable to sleep on.

There were two pillows prepared on the bed.

Nightwear prepared on the bed.

There was a light switch, outlet and a USB port on the headboard. There was also a tablet on the bedside table that controlled the lights, air conditioning, curtains and the alarm clock.

There was a sofa and table next to the window.

Across the bed was a TV.

There was a phone, memo pad, earplugs and a remote control on the table under the TV.

The room seen from the window.

My room was a corner room, so there were two windows facing different directions.

The view from the window was wonderful. My room was facing south, so I was able to enjoy the view of Tokyo Tower, Toranomon Hills and the skyscrapers of the city. From the rooms on the other side, you can see the Hibiya Park and the Imperial Palace.

I could see Tokyo Tower while lying down on the bed.

It was a bright and refreshing room during the day, but at night it had a romantic and calm mood.

The bathtub, toilet and sink were all separate.

The mirror was stylish with lights on both sides.

“​​Aroma Doll” soap with a darjeeling tea fragrant.

Amenities included toothbrush, razor, cotton and cotton swab set, hairbrush, shower cap, Cartuja shampoo, conditioner, body soap, body milk, and organic basic cosmetics set (cleansing, facial cleanser, lotion, emulsion).

Hair dryer and towels.

There was a wash area next to the bathtub.

The shower was a removable hand shower. The water pressure and temperature were just right.

“Cartuja” shampoo, conditioner and body soap with a sweet and refreshing fragrant.

The toilet had its own sink.

A toilet with a washlet function.

The closet was next to the toilet. There was also a baggage stand next to it.

There was a shoehorn, shoeshine cloth, clothes brush, deodorant spray, satin hanger and an ironing board.

There was also a safe in the closet.

The cafe corner was under the TV.

Wine glasses, wine opener, glasses and bottles of water.

Coffee capsules, tea bags and cups.

Coffee machine, electric kettle and an ice pale.

There was nothing inside the fridge.

I had breakfast at “Juroku.”

The restaurant offered a nice view of the city.

Usually, breakfast is served buffet style, but this time I was able to choose between Japanese or Western food served at once. Drinks, dishes in small bowls, rice and bread were free.

Salad and dessert were served in small bowels.

The Japanese food set with tempura as the main dish was very filling.

The Western-style set meal had scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage and potatoes that was also very filling. The breakfast was plentiful and delicious.

There was also a bar with sake and other alcohol. It was closed during my stay, but this is usually a restaurant where you can enjoy lunch, dinner and drinks at night.

A coin laundry, vending machine, and ice machine were installed on each floor of the guest room.

You can check if the washing machine and drier are available on the tablet.

Currency exchange machine

There was a gym on the 19th floor which was a big and spacious with big windows overlooking the city. However, it was closed during my stay.

Street around the hotel.

It is also a short walk to the Ginza Corridor Street.

I did not see many of the other guests, but most of them seemed to be in their 30s-50s.

JR Shimbashi Station Hibiya Exit