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Super Hotel Premier Tokyo-eki Yaesu Chuo-guchi
Super Hotel Premier Tokyo-eki Yaesu Chuo-guchi
Tokyo Station connections and a large public bath for late arrivals or early departures.
The appeal of Super Hotel Premier near Tokyo Station’s Yaesu Central Exit is the combination of station convenience and the Yaezakura-no-Yu bath. If I had a Shinkansen the next morning or wanted to soak after dinner, those advantages explain it better than room photographs alone.
| First check | How I would choose |
|---|---|
| Best trips | Short stays around Tokyo Station, business trips and guests happy with compact rooms who relax in the bath instead. With lots of shopping bags or a need to spend time in the room, compare larger layouts. |
| Room choice | Standard is 12 m² with a 150 cm bed; Deluxe is 13 m² with the same width; Super Room is 13 m² with a 90 cm loft bed above a 150 cm bed. |
| Important distinction | Yaezakura-no-Yu is an artificially carbonated bath, not a guaranteed natural hot spring. |
Choose the right bed arrangement and floor area
The Standard is 12 m² with a 150 cm bed, Deluxe is 13 m² with the same 150 cm bed, and Super Room is 13 m² with an additional 90 cm loft bed over the regular bed. To sleep separately, compare the 18 m² Hollywood Twin with two 120 cm beds or the 23 m² Deluxe Twin. An extra upper bunk adds sleeping capacity, not space to spread luggage. With large bags, upgrade area rather than occupancy alone.
| Room category | Area / bedding | How I would choose |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 12 m² / 150 cm bed | A short stay with light luggage. |
| Super Room | 13 m² / 150 cm bed plus 90 cm raised bed | For guests comfortable with a loft bed. |
| Hollywood Twin | 18 m² / two 120 cm beds | Two travelers who want separate beds. |
| Deluxe Twin | 23 m² / two 120 cm beds | For more room around suitcases. |
Check the official room gallery and confirm the exact category, beds and occupancy on your booking.
Arriving with suitcases
The hotel lists about a three-minute walk from Tokyo Station’s Yaesu Central Exit, or approximately one minute from a Yaesu underground shopping arcade exit. You still have to travel through the station and underground passages. With heavy luggage, locate an elevator to street level first, and don’t plan your train departure using only the few minutes shown on a map.
From Kyobashi Station, an elevator connects the middle of the platform with a dedicated ticket gate. On the Ginza side outside the gates, elevators reach Exits 2 and 3. Walking from there to Yaesu takes extra time and is not the same as the three-minute route from Tokyo Station.
| Stay information | Details |
|---|---|
| Address | 2-2-7 Yaesu, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0028, Japan. |
| Check-in / Check-out | 3 p.m. to 1 a.m. the following day / before 11 a.m. |
| Ordinary walking reference | About 310 m or five minutes from JR Tokyo Station. |
Consult the official hotel access guide; step-free facilities can change and should be checked with station notices on arrival day.
Breakfast: add it only when the timing works
The hotel’s official information lists paid breakfast at first-floor ORGANIC TABLE from 6:30–10:00 a.m., with final entry at 9:30. If those hours fit your travel, breakfast-inclusive rates can save time. For earlier trains, eat at the station instead. The drinks counter in the photo gallery is a welcome bar, not the breakfast buffet.
One night or several?
On a one-night connection, the station location has immediate value. With several nights, the bath and welcome drink area can become a routine. If you plan to work in the room for long stretches, compare desk and seat layouts, not simply the lowest room price.
Trade-offs before booking
Yaezakura-no-Yu is an artificial high-concentration carbonated bathing facility, not necessarily a natural hot spring just because reviews call it an onsen. The public bath is relaxing, but it cannot replace floor space for luggage; assign a suitcase spot as soon as you enter.
Plan your nearby trips in one direction
Combine a Ginza walk (Chinese guide) with Tsukiji Outer Market (Chinese guide) in a sensible sequence rather than crossing town repeatedly.
After choosing the room, compare total rates for identical dates, party sizes and cancellation rules. Calculate breakfast and the price of a room upgrade separately.
Information checked: October 24, 2026.