Nice place, good location, shopping area. Small rooms but clean enough.complete with towels, toiletries

Good location, near to Tokyo Station (15 min walk) and with a Metro Station a few meters/yards away. A Lawson, a Family Mart, cafes, restaurants, just around the corner. And Ginza Street a 5 minute walk.
The staff is very polite (as usual in Japan) and can communicate in English.
We noticed that about half of the Hotel was refurbished, but unfortunately we got an older room. Not comfortable and because of the earthquake (or so they said) they were keeping the room hotter than usual. We couldn't sleep during the first night (28 Celsius inside, 3 Celsius outside!). After our request to lower the temperature, they said they couldn't but could send someone to open the window and keep it that way. Since this was a quiet street, this fit the bill. We could now control room temperature using curtains and window.

I guess the new rooms are a lot better.

The lobby is very poor and uncomfortable if you have to wait for someone for more than a few minutes.
In short: if you get a good price, and stays out of the hotel most of the time, the friendliness of staff makes you stay bearable

If looking for a clean and reasonable hotel in Ginza/Tsukiji area, this hotel is a good choice.

The room is rather small with little view, but nicely decorated with dark wood floor.
Big plus for a real hair dryer (not the one attached to the wall), a febreze bottle, and an air purifier/humidifier.

Location is perfect, within walking distance both to Ginza shopping district and Tsukiji fish market.
There are two convenience stores just across the street.

Breakfast is standard buffet style.
A bit disappointing if you only choose western food but Japanese food menu is decent.

Stayed here for three nights understanding that we were paying for location. That said, we found the front desk oddly unable to help with basic directions or recommendations. While they eventually were able to assist, we felt like we were the first people to ever ask questions like "can you suggest a good shabu shabu restaurant", or "how do we take the river cruise". Most annoying was the air conditioning. Don't bother with the controls in the room. The air conditioning (or lack there of) is controlled at the front desk. If your room is too hot or too cold, you have to call down to have them adjust. This is not explained at check-in.