Deepa P
Hotel Indigo Tokyo Shibuya is a great choice for travelers seeking a prime location in Tokyo. Nestled right across from the MEGA Don Quijote discount store (ideal for souvenirs) and a quick five-minute walk to the Shibuya train station, it makes exploring the city easy and convenient. The City Bakery at the base of the hotel is a perfect spot to start the day with a delicious breakfast. Being only one train stop away from the energy of Shinjuku and within walking distance to countless restaurants and shops adds to the appeal of Hotel Indigo.||||Our room (1625) was both comfortable and impeccably clean, with thoughtfully chosen bath amenities. As a corner room, it offered sweeping views of Tokyo’s skyline, including a stunning glimpse of Mount Fuji on clear days. The bed was plush and cozy, making it easy to unwind after long days of sightseeing. The front desk staff was always ready with restaurant recommendations and helpful directions that made navigating Tokyo a breeze.||||There were, however, a few minor drawbacks. The room rate was quite high, especially considering the modest room size. Storage was minimal, with no drawers or substantial space to unpack, which made managing belongings a bit challenging during a 5 night stay. Additionally, the hotel’s restaurant hours were surprisingly limited, not open when we went at 10:00am or 10:30pm. This made it difficult to take advantage of the 5,000 yen dining benefit we received.||||Overall, Hotel Indigo Tokyo Shibuya is an ideal spot for those prioritizing location, comfort, and a taste of Tokyo’s vibrant scene.
