The Royal Park Canvas – Ginza 8 – Review & Photos

The hotel was built along the Hanatsubaki Street near the intersection of Ginza 7-chome just after turning the main street of Ginza.

It was a 14 story building which was black and modern.

The 1st and 2nd floor of the hotel was stylish.

The hotel seen at night.

The entrance stood out.

The entrance seen from the inside.

The lobby was vintage style which was very chic. There was a cafe counter right in the lobby creating a casual atmosphere. It was a cozy lobby.

There were art works on display here and there, and the wall behind of the front desk was designed like a puzzle.

Amenities such as hairbrushes, toothbrushes, razors, cotton, cotton swabs, body wash towels, tea bags and coffee were provided next to the front desk.

Automatic checkout machine.

Sofas in the lobby.

A cafe and a bottle shop.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

There was a vintage sofa and a partition in front of the elevators.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

There was a toilet on the right and a closet on the left.

There was a sink and a bathroom in the middle, and a bedroom at the back. The bedroom was over 23 square meters wide with a relaxing atmosphere.

There was a sliding door between the bathroom and the bedroom.

The bedroom had a chic atmosphere using dark colors. The soft lights made the room a comfortable room to spend time in.

The Simmons mattresses were 110 cm wide and very comfortable to sleep on.

Two pillows and a cushion were prepared on each bed.

There was a light switch, outlet and a USB port on the headboard.

There was also a light switch, outlet, USB port and an alarm clock on the other side of the bed.

There was a TV, sofa and a table across the bed.

You can watch YouTube, ABEMA and Netflix, and even display your phone screen onto the TV by using Chromecast.

There was an outlet, LAN port, USB port and a HDMI outlet under the TV. In addition, there was a big sofa where you can lie down and relax. It can also be turned into a bed.

Chair and table.

The view was only of buildings nearby.

There was a sliding door that completely blocks the sunlight.

The room seen from window.

The door when closed.

The bathtub, sink and toilet were all separate.

There was a washing area next to the bathtub.

The bathtub was a perfect size to relax in.

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

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were prepared by the shower.

The toilet was right at the entrance.

A toilet with a washlet function.

There was a closet at the entrance. The outside of the door was a full length mirror.

The closet was narrow with hangers and a deodorant spray prepared inside.

There was also a shoehorn, clothes brush and a shoe polish.

Disposable slippers

A space to put your belongings.

There was a safe in a drawer.

Two free bottles of water were prepared on the table.

The cafe corner was located next to the closet.

Electric kettle, glasses and cups.

Green tea, Hojicha, Earl Gray, Darjeeling, coffee were prepared next to the front desk. I also received a bar of chocolate when checking in to the hotel.

There was nothing prepared inside the fridge.

There was a restaurant called “Opus” on the 14th floor which is the top floor of the hotel. It is normally open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, but it was closed for breakfast during my stay. The view from the big windows were very nice, and it was a very stylish restaurant.

You can also enjoy the cityscapes of Ginza from the terrace. The night view was especially beautiful.

Cafe bar and bottle shop “SARYU” located no the 1st floor.

Alcohol such as craft beer, whiskey, etc. were lined up on the counter. They were especially focused on tea, and you can have tea cocktails as well.

Groceries and gifts were being sold at the bottle shop. You can also purchase juices and drinks and have them at the lounge on the 2nd floor.

There was a music library half way up the stairs which was between the 1st floor to the lounge on the 2nd floor. Records were on display and DJs play music during events.

It was a cozy space with an atrium and large windows.

There was a lounge on the 2nd floor exclusive to guests. It is a chic and stylish lounge where you can relax.

There was a kitchen at the back of the lounge. It is used during events.

You can warm up some food in the microwave.

A gym on the 2nd floor.

There was a shower hanging from the wall. It is actually an art work which makes a sound of water when you pass by.

A coin laundry on the 2nd floor.

There was also a vending machine on the 2nd floor.

The “Superior Double Room” was about 25 square meters wide, and because of the long and narrow space the layout was unique, and it was unique yet functional room.

The TV could be stored in a cabinet when it is not used. It was a cleaver way to make the room feel bigger.

There was a washing area next to the bathtub.

The “Standard Twin Room” was 20 square meters wide which was a standard room with two beds.

There was a shower booth, toilet and a sink in the same room.

The “Standard Double Room” was only 17 square meters wide, but the layout made the room feel wider.

The feature of the room was that the sink was placed next to the bed. It was surprisingly convenient to have next to the bed.

There was only a shower booth.

Ginza 4-chome intersection

It was about a 1 minute walk to Hakuhinkan.

There were many stylish women having lunch at the restaurants. There were also many couples and those who came alone. There are normally more guests who visit from overseas.

Cityscape around the hotel.