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Review: The Tokyo EDITION Ginza, Japan (Exceptional Service)

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For the second hotel stay of our winter ski trip to Niseko, we spent a night at the 86-room Tokyo EDITION Ginza. We wanted to be able to compare the two Tokyo EDITION properties, so we spent the previous night at the Tokyo EDITION Toranomon, which I reviewed in a separate installment.

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(@Mike O.)
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It would be helpful if you would indicate your mode of transportation; I remember you taking the train to the Marriott in Nagoya which I found really helpful!


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(@Daveyh)
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I stayed there back in January and I found it very average for the huge room rate.


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(@alonzo)
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Hotel looks very average. Welcome amenity was just as bad as the other Tokyo hotel especially booking direct through STARS. Def collusion going on with these insane hotel rates.


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(@Ex-Gaijin)
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Looks like the kind of place with zero Japanese guests. No thanks - I say that as a former resident and frequent return visitor with a Japanese spouse.

Largely foreign staff?


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(@Ex-Gaijin)
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Well, from Toranomon to Ginza you could just take the Hibiya Line (subway), but if you have any luggage that's not only dumb, but annoying to everyone else. It's a short taxi ride.


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(@Ed Chan)
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The only Editions I had stayed at are Dubai, Sanya and Shanghai. The latter two also provided excellent service and the breakfast was top notch. The Sanya Edition in particular (being a resort), has excellent facilities, including a huge lagoon for swimming and water activities.


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Diamond
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I had this same opinion on the Toranomon Hills review but I feel it even more strongly here. The lobby area looks nice enough but those rooms just look drab.


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