Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi is a 200-room, 17-storey hotel in Kyobashi, in Tokyo's Chuo ward, that opened in 2018 according to its Traveloka listing. It belongs to the INTERGATE HOTELS brand operated by GRANVISTA, a small Japanese collection that also runs properties in Kyoto, Osaka, Hiroshima and Kanazawa, and which describes itself as "the hotel delivering the best morning". That idea shapes much of the guest experience here: a bakery-led breakfast buffet, an all-day guest lounge, and a gallery space that showcases local art, books and crafts.
The address is Kyobashi 3-chome 7-8, Chuo-ku, and Traveloka places the hotel within its Ginza area grouping. In practice that means a position between the shopping streets of Ginza and the business district around Tokyo Station, with two subway stations a minute's walk from the door. Traveloka lists it as a 4-star hotel, with a front desk staffed around the clock, free WiFi, lifts, and wheelchair-accessible routes and bathrooms.
For travellers flying in from Singapore, Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi suits short city breaks, business trips centred on Marunouchi or Nihonbashi, and first visits to Tokyo where easy subway access matters more than resort-style facilities. It is a compact, design-conscious city hotel rather than a full-service tower, so the emphasis is on comfortable rooms, a sociable lounge and a strong breakfast.
The hotel's official website lists nine room categories, ranging from compact singles to twins that sleep up to three. All rooms share a common amenity set on the official site: WiFi, Simmons mattresses, a Plasmacluster humidifier, original loungewear, a safety box, a television, a mini-bar and a toilet with a heated seat. Traveloka's listing also shows air conditioning, heating, cable TV, a desk, a hairdryer, a refrigerator and a shower, with some rooms offering a bathtub or a separate shower and tub; check the room details on the listing to see which features apply to the category you choose. Room categories, from smallest upwards, are as follows.
The entry-level category is a 13 m² room for one guest, fitted with a single bed measuring 1,100 mm by 1,950 mm. It is a practical choice for solo business travellers or anyone who mainly needs a well-located base for sleeping between days out in Ginza and Nihonbashi.
At 15 m², the Semi-Double Room has a 1,400 mm-wide semi-double bed and accommodates one or two guests. Solo travellers who want a little more bed space often prefer it to the single, while couples travelling light may also find it workable.
The Standard Double is also 15 m² but has a slightly wider 1,500 mm double bed, sleeping one or two guests. It is the natural pick for couples on a short Tokyo stay who prefer a shared bed.
Two Moderate Double layouts, labelled A and B, each measure 19 m² and have a 1,400 mm double bed for one or two guests. The extra floor space compared with the standard categories makes them more comfortable for longer stays or for unpacking larger suitcases.
The 24 m² Corner Twin has two 1,100 mm single beds and sleeps one or two guests. At 24 m², it is a roomy option for friends or colleagues who want separate beds without stepping up to the largest categories.
The 26 m² Universal Room is designed with accessibility in mind and has twin beds of 1,100 mm each, sleeping two. The official site lists universal rooms alongside its other accessible facilities, so guests using a wheelchair should look for this category when booking.
The largest categories are the Superior Twin and the Intergate Twin, both 28 m² with two longer 1,100 mm by 2,060 mm beds. Each accommodates two to three guests, making them the best fit for small families or three friends sharing. If you are travelling with an infant, Traveloka lists cribs among the property's facilities; request one in advance.
Facilities at Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi focus on the lounge and the public spaces rather than on a pool or spa, neither of which appears in the hotel's listing. The INTERGATE LOUNGE is reserved for staying guests and runs through the day, starting with an early-morning activity slot, moving into breakfast, then coffee service from late morning into the evening, an afternoon snack-and-drink service, a happy-hour window with wine and original cocktails, and a night-time chazuke (rice with tea) service. Times are set by the hotel and can change, so check the schedule at check-in.
The lounge also houses the Local Value Gallery, curated with the help of a book sommelier, which displays regional literature, art and crafts. The official site adds a library corner and an Active Art Wall digital installation. Coffee in the lobby is listed on Traveloka as well.
Facilities confirmed on the Traveloka listing and the official website include:
Room service is not offered, according to the Traveloka listing, and pets are not allowed.
Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi has excellent rail connections. The official access page gives the following walking times:
Being close to Tokyo Station puts JR lines and Shinkansen departures within walking distance, which is handy if you are planning day trips. The Ginza Line from Kyobashi and the Asakusa Line from Takaracho cover much of central Tokyo without a transfer. For arrivals from Haneda or Narita, the hotel's website shows airport routes in a diagram; some Asakusa Line services run through to the airport rail lines, so check current timetables before you travel. If you are still planning your trip from Singapore, you can compare flights to Tokyo on Traveloka and choose whichever airport suits your schedule.
Nearby, Traveloka lists ATM and banking services, a gift shop, a grocery store, a supermarket and a laundry. Ginza's department stores and the office blocks around Yaesu and Nihonbashi are a short walk away.
The Traveloka listing does not show a separate restaurant at Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi; breakfast is the hotel's main food offering, and the official site promotes it under the theme of freshly baked bread and vegetable-rich dishes. It is served as a buffet from 07:00 to 10:30, with last orders at 10:00 on the official breakfast page, and it is charged separately unless your rate includes it. Traveloka lists both breakfast and buffet breakfast among the facilities.
Dishes featured on the hotel's breakfast page include:
The menu rotates with the seasons, with an emphasis on regional produce and fermented foods. Later in the day, the lounge offers snacks, coffee, happy-hour drinks and the evening chazuke service for staying guests, which covers a light bite before bed.
For lunch and dinner, the Kyobashi, Ginza and Nihonbashi streets around the hotel offer plenty of choice within walking distance, from quick office-district lunch spots to department-store food halls. To round out the trip, browse Tokyo tours, attractions and food experiences that you can book alongside your stay.
The strongest argument for Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi is the combination of location and morning routine. Two subway stations within a minute's walk and Tokyo Station about ten minutes away make it easy to reach Shinkansen platforms or head across the city, while the bakery-style breakfast and the guest-only lounge give the stay a social, relaxed feel that many compact business hotels lack.
If you want a pool, spa or in-room dining, this is not the right fit, as none of those appear in the listing. If you would like to weigh up alternatives in Ginza or around Tokyo Station, you can compare other hotels on Traveloka before deciding.
Room availability and rates change throughout the year, so check your dates on the listing and secure your room once your plans are fixed. You can plan flights, hotels and activities in one place from the Traveloka homepage.
Popular Facilities | AC, Restaurant, 24-Hour Front Desk, Parking, Elevator, WiFi |
Check-In / Check-Out Time | From 15:00 - to 11:00 |
Breakfast Availability | Yes, hotel has room that provide breakfast |
Available rooms at Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi | 200 |
Number of floors in Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi | 17 |
Another facilities in Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi | Cribs, Breakfast, Buffet breakfast, Snacks, Parking with surcharge |
