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APA Hotel Ginza Shintomicho Ekimae Kita
APA Hotel Ginza Shintomicho Ekimae Kita
Between Shintomicho and Hatchobori: check which APA branch serves your breakfast.
APA Hotel Ginza Shintomicho Ekimae Kita is convenient for travelers using the Yurakucho Line and Hatchobori. The full name matters: several nearby APA hotels have similar names, and breakfast might be served at a different branch. Save the entire name and address before arriving.
How to choose this hotel
| Item | Stay details |
|---|---|
| Address | 1-12-11 Shintomi, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0041, Japan. |
| Check-in / Checkout | From 3 p.m. / before 10 a.m. |
| Rooms to check | Singles and doubles are both 11 m² with one 140 cm bed; the deluxe twin is 21 m² with two 120 cm beds. |
| Trip plan | For one night, identifying the branch and breakfast venue makes things easier. Over three nights, laundry can help, but machines may be busy. |
Room sizes and luggage
The single and double rooms both measure 11 m² with a 140 cm bed. The deluxe twin is 21 m² with two 120 cm beds. A standard room suits a solo light packer. For two people, desks and luggage compete for floor space. If each person wants a bed, compare the deluxe twin directly.
Photos show beds right beside desks; when opening suitcases, keep the route to the door clear. Don’t assume that a window in a photo guarantees a bright view. Ask about daylight, floor and direction if those are important.
Guest photos of the rooms
Check where the bed, desk and entrance sit relative to each other, and imagine your own suitcase in that layout. Furnishings differ by booked room category.
How the bathrooms are arranged
The bathtub, shower and sink layout matters when two people get ready at once. Use the photos below to understand the space and then verify what your reserved room actually provides.
Breakfast is at another APA hotel
The official listing offers two breakfast venues at other branches: an Italian sandwich set at L+ on the ground floor of APA Hotel Ginza Shintomicho Ekimae, or a Japanese and Western buffet at PIZZERIA Lucia on the ground floor of APA Hotel Hatchobori Ekiminami. They are not the same breakfast. Before purchasing, confirm which venue your rate specifies; do not assume you can switch on arrival.
An Italian sandwich is good for a quick start; a buffet is more suitable if you want rice, hot dishes and options. On rainy days or before an early train, count the walk to the other hotel. A room-only rate may be more convenient.
Station access and luggage
Shintomicho Exit 3 is about three minutes on foot, and Hatchobori Exit A3 about four minutes. You can also arrive from Takaracho Exit A1 or Kyobashi Exit 2. Use the address 1-12-11 Shintomi and check for the ‘Kita’ (‘North’) label among nearby APA buildings.
With suitcases, use the dedicated elevator exit from the Chuo City Office-side ticket gate at Shintomicho, then navigate above ground. Don’t assume ordinary Exits 3 or 5 have the same lift access.
Address: 1-12-11 Shintomi, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0041, Japan. Plan directions on Google Maps.
Nearby walks
Tsukiji and Ginza make good short outings; Hatchobori is useful for connecting to the Keiyo Line. Pick up water and snacks on the way back so the small room remains a straightforward evening base.
Short stays and longer stays
For a one-night stay, getting the branch and breakfast right removes hassle. Over three nights, laundry is useful but waits may occur at peak times. If both guests bring big suitcases, compare the price difference for a 21 m² twin with daily convenience.
Exterior and shared areas
Reasons to consider it and compromises
Advantages
Two subway lines and JR connections are within reach, with public laundry machines for longer stays. Convenience stores nearby make supplies easy and breakfast choices include two styles for travelers willing to plan the walk.
Things to consider
Standard rooms are small. Reviews differ on service, noise and elevator waiting, and walking to a different APA for breakfast is a practical inconvenience. Light sleepers can ask for a quiet room rather than assuming every room in this business neighborhood is silent.
Information checked: October 24, 2026.