This is my FAVORITE hotel in Tokyo! I stay at Hotel Seiyo Ginza EVERY YEAR for a week. This hotel is located in GINZA and 20 seconds by foot to the best shopping area in Tokyo. The subway entrance is located in front of this hotel. The location is so convenient!! The service is so wonderful! Each room has a BUTLER, who looks after you for 24 hours.

Some one wrote a comment about a tenant "Kichyo Restaurant.
I had to laugh! This restaurant is the one of the most expensive and prestigious restaurant in whole of Japan. It is a GOURMET restaurant!!
The main restaurant is in Kyoto and started to operate from Edo period. "Kaiseki" is a very delicate way of cooking and only special chef can handle it. The way they present each dishes is considered ART.

Unfortunately, the person who wrote a negative comment about this restaurant did not only stayed at Hotel Seiyo Ginza but also had very limited experience with Japanese food. You simply cannot compare 3 star restaurant to a simple bistro. Since I had wonderful stay at Seiyo Ginza every time, it is important for me to give RIGHT INFORMATION to others too. By the way, there are so many restaurants around Ginza. Everyone should be able to find right one for your budget. Have a nice stay!

I did not stay at this hotel, but I did dine at the Kitscho Restaurant on it's basement level and the experience was so dismal, I felt compelled to log it here on tripadvisor so hopefully others will not suffer the same fate! It is supposed to be a traditional Japanese Kaiseki "feast" with multiple fancy courses that are one-of-a-kind and amazing. And the price of over $300 USD per person certainly reflects this. HOWEVER, the food is terrible and of very low quality. Even the sushi was stringy and had obviously been previously frozen. We had had fish that very morning at the infamous Tsujiki Fish Market (where you would think this hotel would get their fish!) and it was a thousand times better. Also, the decor had about as much ambiance as a college dorm cafeteria -- cheap chairs and laminate table, brightly lit up; it was ridiculous. This place supposedly has a good reputation, but it seemed to my husband and I that it was just set up as a tourist trap. They didn't even TRY to make it nice. Just scrimped and saved at every corner to try and cheat their guests and make as much money as possible. Not only did we not enjoy ourselves, or the amount of money we paid (which was actually kind of irrelevant cuz we would have hated it even if it was $5 per person!), we were actually deeply offended and angry when we left. We even considered pretending we were sick so we could just walk out but we ended up slogging through because we felt bad for the waitresses. They were actually very good and courteous - as is the case throughout Japan - so we didn't want to make a scene. But part of me could not help but think they fully knew how bad the food was and what a rip-off it was...maybe they felt bad about it too. Anyway, I can not say it more emphatically -- DO NOT SPEND YOUR MONEY HERE!!!

We just returned from a 5 night stay at the Seiyo Ginza. We checked in at 6:00 PM and after unpacking asked the concierge for a dinner suggestion.
She suggested a reasonable restaurant across the street and then walked us there and made certain that we were settled before she left. Througout our stay the service was amazing. Our deluxe room was beautiful with one comfortable club chair, desk and chair and a king size bed. The bathroom was huge with a fabulous heated toilet seat. Outside of the bathroom was a dressing room with large closets and a lighted dressing table. Our American Express room rate included a full American breakfast either in the restaurant or in our room. When we left our room we just hit the buttom for our butler who promptly attended to the room. We even had a welcome gift of a plate of beautiful fresh strawberries (very costly in Tokyo). My husband and I loved this hotel and staying in the Ginza area is the most convenient place to be...within a block of the Metro. Wonderful shops are right outside the door and the Kabuki theater is a few blocks away...who could ask for anything more.

I just cannot believe that there is no previous review for this hotel.
This is the best hotel in Tokyo both in terms of service and in terms of location. You are only a block away from premiere shopping and gourmet district of Ginza. You really get warm care at this rather small size hotel by well experienced people. If you stayed there for three nights, they will never forget you. The view from the room is not that good. However, the room itself is well decorated, equipped with huge bathroom. It is the hotel that makes you want to go back just to stay there. This is "Lexus" of the hotel -- Japanese service at high quality standard.