TOKYO / MINATO

Hotel Gracery Tokyo Tamachi

Choose separately by 15, 23 and 30 square metres, and look closely at the Premier shower and breakfast

Night view of Hotel Gracery Tokyo Tamachi.
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Access: about 4 minutes from JR Tamachi Shibaura Exit, about 7 minutes from Mita Exit A4　Standard Single and Double: 15 sqm, 140 cm bed　Comfort Double: still 15 sqm, the point is the storage layout　Premier: 15 sqm, separate shower and toilet, no bathtub　Standard Twin: 23 sqm, two adjacent 110 cm beds　Deluxe Twin: 30 sqm, more room for luggage and sitting down to rest　Japanese-style Twin: 30 sqm, low table and wood flooring for a relaxed feel　Accessible Room: 30 sqm with a 120 cm main bed　Ladies’ Single Room: check eligibility and facilities first　Limited-time Collaboration Room: 30 sqm, watch the bookable dates　Guest Room Photos: in a compact space, the desk and bathroom stand out most　Breakfast: 1st-floor Bonsalute Café Japanese-Western buffet　Check-in: 14:00 / 11:00, take amenities as needed　Nearby: by the Shibaura Canal, shopping on the way back is easy　Who It Suits: people who value JR travel and are willing to choose by bathroom and bed type

How Would I Choose?

Hotel Gracery Tokyo Tamachi is at 3-8-1 Shibaura, for people who travel by JR during the day and come back to Tamachi in the evening to shop and rest. The key room choices are the 140 cm shared bed, two 110 cm beds, and whether you want a bathtub or a separate shower.

I would choose first by sleep and bathroom: Standard, Comfort and Premier are mostly 15 sqm, while twin rooms are 23 and 30 sqm; Premier has no bathtub. Breakfast is served on the 1st floor, so if you want to eat slowly before heading out, compare the breakfast-included plans together.

What Draws Me

About 4 minutes from JR Tamachi Shibaura Exit; Mita Station is also an option depending on your route.
15, 23 and 30 sqm rooms with several twin styles, so the direction of choice is clear.
1st-floor Japanese-Western buffet breakfast, with shopping and dining nearby.

Before Booking, Think About This

A 15 sqm room for two people with large suitcases needs space set aside for sorting things out.
Premier has no bathtub, and the two beds in a standard twin are adjacent.
Ladies’, collaboration and extra-bed options all require a designated plan; do not rely on a note in the remarks to arrange them.

Check the latest Trip.com room rates and availability

Access: about 4 minutes from JR Tamachi Shibaura Exit, about 7 minutes from Mita Exit A4

Hotel Gracery Tokyo Tamachi is at 3-8-1 Shibaura, Minato-ku, Tokyo.Official access page lists JR Tamachi Station Shibaura Exit at about 4 minutes and Toei Mita Station Exit A4 at about 7 minutes. If you travel on the Yamanote or Keihin-Tohoku Line, pick your station by your main route first.

On a typical route, exit at Tamachi Shibaura Exit down to street level, cross the intersection, go straight, cross the bridge, then turn toward the hotel at the intersection with convenience stores and restaurants. The bridge and the different intersections are the key landmarks on this walk, so save the address and an entrance photo before your first arrival.

If you have luggage or need a wheelchair, check firstJR Tamachi Station elevator information, and confirm the route from the platform to the ticket gates, then ask the hotel about the continuous route from the Shibaura Exit platform to street level and to the hotel. Having a platform elevator does not mean the ordinary stair route is step-free all the way; and the Mita A4 minute count cannot be applied directly to the elevator detour.

Daytime hotel exterior and one side of the entrance — Daytime view of the hotel exterior and one side of the entrance.
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Guest photo of the hotel exterior and the intersection.
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Guest photo of buses and station-front streets around Tamachi Station — Guest photo of buses and the station-front streets around Tamachi Station.
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Standard Single and Double: 15 sqm, 140 cm bed

Official room page lists both the Standard Single and Standard Double at about 15 sqm with a 140 cm bed. The single is for 1 guest and the double for 2, so for two guests choose the correct plan; do not treat a single room as a double just because the bed width looks the same.

This layout suits people who are mostly out during the day. The desk works for sorting out the next day’s itinerary, and two guests sharing a bed should think first about where luggage goes; if you both want to open two large suitcases, take turns sorting, or compare the 23 sqm twin room.

The booking page has non-smoking and smoking options; if you are sensitive to smell, choose non-smoking explicitly. The room photos below show the scale at the foot of the bed and by the window, though the actual window direction, furniture and light still depend on the room assigned.

Bed and desk in a small double room gallery — Bed and desk in a small double room, from the gallery. Room type: Small double bed, non-smoking / Small double room, smoking.
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Window side and luggage space in a small double room. Room type: Small double bed, non-smoking.
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Comfort Double: still 15 sqm, the point is the storage layout

The Comfort double is also about 15 sqm with a 140 cm bed, for 2 guests. The official site stresses free floor space and under-sofa storage, suiting people who like to stow luggage away so the room looks tidy.

Its advantage is the layout, not a bigger bed or a larger area. If two guests mainly want to sleep wider, Comfort does not turn a 140 cm bed into 160 cm; if you want a bed each, compare twin rooms directly.

Below are official Comfort photos of the room, bathroom and hair dryer. Specific facilities depend on the room type you book and availability at the time; do not take the Comfort gallery’s fittings as present in every room in the hotel.

Bed and sofa seating in an official Comfort double room.
Photo source: Hotel Gracery Tamachi official rooms page.

Sofa and desk in an official Comfort double room.
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Unit bathroom in an official Comfort double room.
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ReFa hair dryer shown in the official Comfort room gallery.
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Premier: 15 sqm, separate shower and toilet, no bathtub

Premier single and double rooms are both about 15 sqm with a 140 cm bed, for 1- and 2-guest plans respectively. What sets them apart from standard rooms is the separate toilet and glass shower room, with no bathtub.

If two guests getting ready in the morning want to use the toilet and shower separately, compare Premier first; if you want a bath every day, look back at room types with a bathtub instead of booking on the higher-sounding room name alone.

Photos of the desk, coffee facilities and shower help you see the daily flow. If you have particular requirements about glass partitions, privacy or shower habits, confirm before booking; specific appliances and amenities in the gallery are supplied according to the actual plan.

Bed and window light in a Premier small double room. Room type: Non-smoking small Premier room.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.

Desk and coffee facilities in a Premier room gallery. Room type: Non-smoking small Premier room.
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Glass shower room and washbasin in a Premier room. Room type: Non-smoking small Premier room.
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Shower facilities in a Premier room, no bathtub. Room type: Non-smoking small Premier room.
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Separate toilet in a Premier room. Room type: Non-smoking small Premier room / Non-smoking Premier small single room.
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Coffee facilities shown in a Premier room gallery, subject to room type and plan.
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Standard Twin: 23 sqm, two adjacent 110 cm beds

The standard twin is about 23 sqm with two 110 cm beds, for 2 guests. The official site describes a Hollywood Twin layout with the two beds adjacent, each with its own mattress, but not necessarily a walkway between them.

For friends travelling together or partners who want a bed each, this is a more direct choice than a 140 cm shared bed. If you need the two beds pulled apart, a walkway between them, or specific luggage space, confirm with the hotel first rather than assuming furniture can be moved on site.

Two beds and window seating in a standard twin room. Room type: Standard twin room / Non-smoking standard twin room.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.

Bed and headboard layout in a standard twin room. Room type: Standard twin room / Non-smoking standard twin room.
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Desk and chair in a standard twin room. Room type: Standard twin room / Non-smoking standard twin room.
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Bathtub, washbasin and toilet in a standard twin room. Room type: Standard twin room / Non-smoking deluxe twin room / Non-smoking ladies’ single room / Non-smoking standard twin room / Non-smoking small double bed / Smoking single room / Non-smoking single room.
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Deluxe Twin: 30 sqm, more room for luggage and sitting down to rest

The Deluxe twin is about 30 sqm with two 110 cm beds, basically for 2 guests. Besides the beds there is a sofa, table and chairs and a desk, so if two guests carry larger luggage or will sit and chat in the room in the evening, compare this type’s price difference first.

The official site also mentions a sofa bed and family use, and the FAQ lists the 30 sqm twin as available to ask about an extra bed. If a third guest or a child sharing a bed is needed, get the hotel’s confirmation of the applicable plan, bed setup and charges first; do not take 30 sqm to mean four separate beds.

Two beds in an official Deluxe twin room.
Photo source: Hotel Gracery Tamachi official rooms page.

Bed and window side in an official Deluxe twin room.
Photo source: Hotel Gracery Tamachi official rooms page.

Sofa, table and chairs and bedside in an official Deluxe twin room.
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Desk in an official Deluxe twin room.
Photo source: Hotel Gracery Tamachi official rooms page.

Japanese-style Twin: 30 sqm, low table and wood flooring for a relaxed feel

The Japanese-style twin is about 30 sqm with two 110 cm beds for 2 guests, listed as only 1 room. Wood flooring, a low table and floor cushions suit people who like to slow down in the room and sit down for a drink.

This is still two beds, not one futon laid out per guest by default. Travelling with children or older guests, think first about the low-table sitting posture, bedside movement and actual guest count; if you like this style, confirming the full room type and availability before booking is safer.

Wood flooring and bedding in an official Japanese-style twin room.
Photo source: Hotel Gracery Tamachi official rooms page.

Room entrance and bedside space in an official Japanese-style twin room.
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Two beds and desk in an official Japanese-style twin room.
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Low table, floor cushions and mirror in an official Japanese-style twin room.
Photo source: Hotel Gracery Tamachi official rooms page.

Accessible Room: 30 sqm with a 120 cm main bed

The official site also lists a Universal accessible room, about 30 sqm with a 120 cm main bed, on the 3rd floor near the elevator hall, designed with wider movement space and an accessible toilet. For two guests, the hotel says the in-room sofa can be prepared as a bed; confirm the actual arrangement when booking.

If you need wheelchair turning space, transfers, grab bars or a specific door width, tell the hotel your needs concretely instead of just asking whether there is an accessible room. Also confirm the whole route together — station elevators, platform to street level, and the entrance — since a suitable room and reachable transport are two separate things to look after.

Ladies’ Single Room: check eligibility and facilities first

The Trip booking page also has a non-smoking ladies’ single room option of about 15 sqm. To choose this kind of plan, check the eligibility, full room name and bookable dates first; do not assume a note saying you want a ladies’ room on an ordinary room booking will guarantee the arrangement.

The gallery shows the window desk, mirror and beauty appliances, but models, brands and quantities may change. If you are booking for a particular appliance, confirm your own plan directly with the hotel; the photos below are only a layout reference for this room type’s gallery.

Bed in a non-smoking ladies' single room, from the booking gallery — Bed in a non-smoking ladies’ single room, from the booking gallery. Room type: Non-smoking ladies’ single room.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.

Window side and desk in a ladies' single room gallery — Window side and desk in a ladies’ single room gallery. Room type: Non-smoking ladies’ single room.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.

Hair dryer shown in a ladies' room gallery; facilities depend on the actual room type — Hair dryer shown in a ladies’ room gallery; facilities depend on the actual room type.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.

Mirror and beauty appliances shown in a ladies' room gallery, subject to actual supply — Mirror and beauty appliances shown in a ladies’ room gallery, subject to actual supply.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.

Limited-time Collaboration Room: 30 sqm, watch the bookable dates

The official site currently also has a Yasai Seikatsu 100 collaboration room, about 30 sqm with two 110 cm beds, for 1 to 2 guests, presented with vegetable motifs and themed decor in a different style.

Ordinary plans are listed through 15 December 2026, with supply dates, breakfast inclusion and gifts depending on the order chosen. If you like the themed room, book the designated plan directly; do not book an ordinary twin room and expect it to be swapped for the collaboration room.

Actual view of the official limited-time Yasai Seikatsu 100 collaboration room; supply period depends on the plan.
Photo source: Hotel Gracery Tamachi official rooms page.

Guest Room Photos: in a compact space, the desk and bathroom stand out most

Guest FeedbackGuests often mention the station, shopping and breakfast as convenient, and some describe the rooms as compact. Below are guest room photos for the standard single and Premier, showing the desk, bedside and bathroom entrance as actually used.

Individual feedback mentions voices outside the door or distant train sounds at night; light sleepers can tell the hotel about quiet-room needs first, though room assignment still depends on availability. The light, window direction and outside views in the photos do not represent every room.

Bedside and desk in a Premier single room, photographed by a guest.
Photo source: Trip.com guest photos.

Bed and bathroom entrance in a Premier small double room, photographed by a guest.
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Bed and desk in a single room, photographed by a guest.
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Window side and bed in a Premier single room, photographed by a guest.
Photo source: Trip.com guest photos.

Breakfast: 1st-floor Bonsalute Café Japanese-Western buffet

Official restaurant page lists 1st-floor Bonsalute Café breakfast from 7:00 to 10:00, last order 9:45. The Japanese-Western buffet uses some Tokyo and seasonal ingredients; if you want a slow meal before heading out, put the breakfast-included plan into the comparison.

The gallery and guest photos show salads, bread, egg dishes, fish and rice sides and hot dishes. Daily menus change with supply, and the photos are examples of one meal; staying several nights you can try different combinations, rather than treating every picture as the fixed daily menu.

The official site lists accommodation tax of 2,420 yen for adults, 1,540 yen for ages 6–12 and 990 yen for ages 3–5; prices differ for outside guests and staying guests, and the order and latest on-site conditions still apply. Fill in children’s ages accurately; a free shared bed does not necessarily mean breakfast is free.

Breakfast salad and serving counter, from the hotel gallery.
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Breakfast counter and restaurant seating.
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Japanese-Western breakfast combination shown in the hotel gallery.
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One Japanese breakfast selection photographed by a guest.
Photo source: Trip.com guest photos.

Egg dishes, cold items and drinks for breakfast, photographed by a guest.
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Bread, salad and hot dishes for breakfast, photographed by a guest.
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Another breakfast selection photographed by a guest.
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Hot dishes, salad and small sides for breakfast, photographed by a guest.
Photo source: Trip.com guest photos.

Bread, spreads and drinks for breakfast, photographed by a guest.
Photo source: Trip.com guest photos.

Check-in: 14:00 / 11:00, take amenities as needed

Official FAQ lists check-in at 14:00 and check-out at 11:00, with individual late-arrival or late-check-out plans depending on the order. If you arrive early you can ask about luggage storage, and if you arrive late or your trip is delayed, contact the hotel first.

Near the front desk there is an amenities area where you can take toothbrushes, combs, shaving items, skincare and tea bags as needed, with actual items depending on what is on site. Pyjamas and ordinary room items can also be previewed in the gallery; packing fewer daily amenities makes luggage lighter.

For consecutive nights, cleaning, towel replenishment and rubbish handling follow your own stay plan. If you need specific appliances, children’s items or laundry service, ask clearly before departure rather than treating one room’s photos as a service guarantee for all room types.

Lounge seating by the hotel's red wall — Lounge seating by the hotel’s red wall.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.

Hotel reception counter and entrance space.
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Separate top and bottom pyjamas, from the hotel gallery.
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Nearby: by the Shibaura Canal, shopping on the way back is easy

On the Tamachi-Shibaura side there are supermarkets, convenience stores and restaurants, and guests often count shopping before returning to the room as an advantage here. Going out by JR during the day and coming back in the evening to buy water, snacks or a simple dinner makes the trip easier to keep complete.

When the weather is pleasant, you can walk slowly along the nearby canal and streets. Below is a guest photo of the nearby canal, not a hotel facility or the view from every room; if you want to visit Tokyo Tower and other sights, plan by actual routes and your energy.

Shibaura Canal and nearby streets, photographed by a guest.
Photo source: Trip.com guest photos.

Who It Suits: people who value JR travel and are willing to choose by bathroom and bed type

Hotel Gracery Tokyo Tamachi suits people who run JR itineraries during the day and want to rest around Shibaura at night. A 15 sqm room with a 140 cm bed suits light packers, and Premier suits those who like a separate shower; two guests each wanting a bed should compare the 23 or 30 sqm twins.

I would choose sleep style and bathtub needs first, then luggage and breakfast. If you want a bath, do not mistakenly choose the bathtub-free Premier; if you want more room to move, look at 30 sqm; getting these details right brings you closer to your own travel rhythm than the room-name grade alone.

Fact-check date: 2026-10-24