Tosei Hotel COCONE Tsukiji Ginza Premier

Located in the heart of Tsukiji. Hotel is new, room size is decent in Tokyo. Not the best location for transportation, 15-20 min walk to the center of Ginza. Lots of dining options in the morning around the hotel but very quiet in the night time. Have a public bath inside the hotel but guests will tattoos are strictly prohibited, even with tattoo covering stickers, a bit lack of flexibility.

Fantastic hotel - great rooms ( comfortable and clean ) - service was superb and I loved the location as can walk a little to station which I enjoyed and also after dinner walk when coming back . Highlight is Tsukiji market at your door step 😀

good location， excellent service and nice people Room service is nice. Will come back next time!

Aside from the fact that the hotel is a bit far from the nearest metro station (it is 2min walk to a bus station though), it's great. The rooms are big (we're a family of 3) with ample size beds and plenty of space to lay out 2 suitcases, and seating area. The rooms and amenities are clean and front desk was super helpful (help us send luggage to another hotel by calling to confirm reservation and filling out forms). The rooms are soundproof very well, since we were jetlaged it really helped not to have to listen to doors banging or people walkinig/talking outside. Lobby has a library and kids play area; 2nd floor is the public bath which hotel guests can use for free. Location-wise, aside from being far from the metro, it is very conveniently located next to Tsukiji market. We had sushi everyday for breakfast, no need to wait if you're early enough. And there's a good unagi restaurant, yakiniku place, and a door-in-the-wall onigiri place all within 2mins walk.

This hotel is inside the Tsukiji area. A little bit walk to ginza. During our stay it was raining a lot so we ended up trying all the amazing food in Tsukiji market. Very clean and comfy room. Service was amazing.

The property was clean and well equipped. The meal at the hotel was good and not too expensive. The views were great and it was close to good transport links to both Haneda and Narita airports. It is a shame that it is amongst the fish market.

Has onsen and very good breakfast and located at the fish market - market closes at 2:00pm so only open for lunch - evening a few places to eat open. Close to Ginza 6

loaction is good, convenience

Tosei Hotel Cocone Tsukiji was another great hotel find in Tokyo. First off, the luxury twin room was very spacious by Japanese standards with space for two queen-size beds and a separate sitting area. All the expected amenities were there with only a microwave missing. One caveat about the room though is that being modeled after traditional Japanese houses the beds are futon-style and the sitting area has a low table with four zaisu rather than regular chairs so those with mobility issues or who just can't get used to being so close to the floor may need to look elsewhere. With a large floor-to-ceiling window though the ample space made for a relaxing refuge before or after trips around the city. Apart from the great room, the hotel also offered an excellent restaurant with a superb buffet breakfast every morning. The hotel was also well-situated for trips all over Tokyo with multiple train and subway stations nearby for convenient access to pretty much anywhere in the city. The hotel had a great onsen that could get relatively crowded but was still a treat after long days wandering Tokyo. An amusing lounge area was also provided just off the lobby with a library, foosball tables, and vending machines. As standard for Tokyo, hotel staff were uniformly polite and helpful. Service was always great from the front desk to the restaurant and on to the cleaning staff. Taken together with the reasonable price, Tosei Hotel Cocone Tsukiji was a great experience overall.

When it first opened, it's quiet

Hotel was very clean and nice and just right beside the market where there is good food everyday. It not thing is that is far away from Tokyo station and most stores close around 2-3pm and hence it’s too quiet.

I liked that it was co

Didn't realize the open fish market was just right next to the hotel, fun find! Pleasantly surprised the hotel replenishes and cleans the room daily (not that we needed the service) and the cozy slippers was amazing after a long day out and about. Loved the addition of the "play" room on the main floor to chill, eat, do puzzles (we did origami w/provided papers). Staff was always welcoming. Wished we had more opportunities to check out all the accommodations. Would definitely stay here again!

Nice and quiet place

Like the location.

Didn’t realize beds were Japanese style on the floor. Very difficult for my elderly parents to get up from

Overall it is a great place to stay, my family likes it a lot.

Great place to stay if you're looking for fresh sushi, with the fish market nearby. The train station is about a 12-minute walk away The room is spacious, especially for a family, as I booked the Premium Triple Room (Deluxe) There is a public bath area and a sauna, though I didn’t use them, so I can’t comment on those

very good

Wifi was not working during my stay, so I had to rely on my SIM card for internet. Hotel is fairly new, but the air conditioning was pretty loud and the airflow cannot be adjusted. The tv was also positioned in a weird spot, on the same wall as the bed headboard. Service is average—staff were friendly but do not expect them to allow complimentary late check-out or early check-in. The hotel is very walkable to the Tsukiji fish market, however the train station is about a 15 min walk away. The neighborhood is quiet with a Family Mart conveniently located next door.