I was only staying in Shibuya for two nights and I couldn't have picked a better hotel for location and convenience. The Excel is in an absolutely prime location just on the corner of the famous Shibuya crossing, and is directly opposite an entrance to the train station. Near the Hachiko entrance, which is lovely in itself. You are supposed... more

We booked this hotel after reading the reviews on Trip Advisor. This Hotel didn't disappoint. From the moment we stepped into the glass lifts up to our room, we felt the buzz of Tokyo and knew we were going to love our stay. The rooms were a great size compared to other hotels we stayed in Japan. We were travelling... more

We stayed for 7 nights in a non smoking Excel Twin on the 22nd floor after securing a great rate of £150/22500yen per night via expedia (rack rate is 35000yen). The hotel location is superb, adjacent to the famous Shibuya Crossing and opposite Shibuya station with access to the Ginza and JR Yamanote lines . Our room at 30m2 was... more

Location: Smack bang in the middle of Shibuya, you can walk to all shops and we even walked to Harajuku -> Rippongi and back. Hotel: Clean rooms, decent size and relatively luxurious for Japanese standards and for the price. Our room had a large bed, and a little lounge that overlooked the shibuya crossing below and had a great view... more

We booked this hotel after reading other reviews and did not regret it. The rooms were of a good size for 2 people (after reading reviews of tokyo hotels I was expecting it to be tiny so was pleasantly suprised). The room was modern, very clean, good amenities, serviced daily, and we had a great view of the shibuya crossing... more

This was our first trip to Japan and so I spent many hours researching hotels and locations. When it came down to it, we figured that if we were going to stay in Tokyo we wanted to right in the middle of things. When I realised that the Shibuya Excel was ON the center gai, I knew I had to... more

I recently stayed at this hotel with my husband and two children aged 8 & 11 in one of the quad rooms (brilliant as very hard to fine in Tokyo). The room we stayed in has been updated, the shower and bath are separate to the toilet, the setup is four single beds with two being king singles. The room... more

I stayed on business for a couple of days on my own - perfect for shops and restaurants. The hotel is terrifically located in Shibuya, above a shopping complex and several restaurants. The room was standard size with few frills but the location makes the difference. Breakfast is ok (for the cost) but then again starbucks is only a floor... more

I usually stay at more expensive hotels in Japan but this one is good value for a lower price. The rooms are basic but still nice. Japanese service is it's usual high quality. Location can't be beat and there is an excellent Hobgoblin british pub across the street when you get tired of sushi and saki. Direct bus to airport... more