The hotel is located at a very convenient place with a value for money offering.
If you are a first time traveller to Tokyo, it will be the best to look for a convenient accomodation which is close to the public transportation facilities. The hotel is close to the Shimbashi station which will connect you to many lines that you will need.
It is recommended not to take breakfast and dinner at the hotel and search for alternatives around, i.e. namely at the street called Ginza Corridor which was very close.
The hotel providies many amenities and clean service, in and out of the room. The bathroom was enough to give you what you need.
The sleep quality was perfect even though we were very close to the train station where we did not feel any kind of noise coming from outside.
English language is a common problem in Japan but we did not feel any problem at the hotel.
It was a sort of nostalgia to have the keys to access to the rooms :) but did not bother so much.
The place is highly recommended for couples, families and etc.

Dai-Ichi Hotel Tokyo is next to Shimbashi station and in Ginza, the heart of Tokyo. It's a traditional hotel with European style. Room is quite and well-equipped. Late-night and early morning train from nearby JR track reminds business traveler their schedule. Plenty of interesting place to go around Ginza. Tsukiji market is less than 10 min away by train or taxi. Plenty of selection of food choice in this hotel.

This hotel is located near Shimbashi station in Tokyo, so for those who uses the subway or JR lines to navigate the city the location is very convennient. As this is a central locations you can reach a lot of the CBD areas by taxi without paying too much. The soundproofing is good but there are some rooms where you hear the trains a litle.

The rooms are large, with good bathrooms, separate showers. The food and beverage I have tried in the hotel has been of good quality and served with a smile. Dai Ichi's staff is generally very helpful and friendly, making staying here that much nicer.

A couple things, the pool and fitness is next door in the Annex and they charge entrance. The pool is nice the fitness area a litle small. They use keys not cards for the rooms, seems a litle odd this day and age. Room amenities of good quality, but the body lotion very difficult to get out of a small botle.

Generally I find this a good value.

The hotel is great. I has stayed there several times, both as a solo business traveler and with my wife. The rooms are large, well-appointed and well maintained. The service is impeccable. The location is hard to beat. The Ginza subway station and the JR Shimbashi station are a block away, so just about anything in Tokyo and surrounding cities is readily accessible. The Ginza shopping area, Shiodome, and the Tsukiji fish terminal are all a few minutes walk away. The view from the 21st floor lounge is wonderful. That view, and not the somewhat pricey food and drink on offer, is what you are really paying for. Some people have complained about the old-fashioned brass keys, but I think they are part of the deliberately traditional European ambience.