The Millennials Shibuya
2 StarsIntegrated IoT Smart Pod technology, Prime Jinnan district location
Integrated IoT Smart Pod technology, Prime Jinnan district location
Minimalist urban retreat concept, Proximity to Yoyogi Park
Relaxing lobby water feature, Proximity to Yoyogi Park
French dining at A Bientot, In-room massage services
Artistic public bath projections, Urban wellness and onsen retreat
Panoramic Shibuya city views, Soak rooftop bar and restaurant
Good Cheese Good Pizza restaurant, Urban base for creative explorers
Organic restaurant and bar, Convenient access to public transport
Direct Shibuya Station connection, Fashionable lobby coffee lounge
Ginza-no Steak teppanyaki dining, Boutique designer concept
Prime Shibuya-adjacent location, Proximity to local conveniences
Shibuya skyline sanctuary, Panoramic indoor lap pool
Panoramic city view rooms, Eclectic Shibuya-inspired design
Convenient local amenities, Family-friendly accommodations
Modern urban sanctuary concept, Professional massage treatments
In-room massage treatments, Vintage European boutique concept
On-site Chinese specialty dining, Traditional Japanese-style rooms
Panoramic Tokyo Tower views, Shibuya Stream dining precinct
Private in-room jacuzzi, Adults-only love hotel experience
In-room massage services, Classic Showa-era charm
Mount Fuji and Shinjuku views, Seasonal outdoor garden pool
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Metropolitan Building light show views, Seasonal outdoor sky pool
TRUNK (Kitchen) all-day dining, Socializing concept and ethos
Eclectic themed floor designs, Authentic local dining access
Panoramic rooftop observation deck, Modern wood-accented interior design
Meiji Jingu Stadium views, Sports-centric landmark identity
Ninth-floor rooftop terrace, Local gourmet dining access
Specialty coffee and gourmet sandwiches, Prime Shibuya-adjacent location
Panoramic Tokyo skyline views, Fashionable Minamiaoyama setting
Family-friendly multi-bed suites, Quiet Shibuya side street location
Proximity to Shibuya Station, Relaxing Lounge Area
Private in-room hot tub, Balcony with city views
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Authentic Italian dining at Villazza, Sansei-style wellness and spa
Thoughtful renovation and design, Prime Ikejiri-Ohashi location
Social residential hotel concept, Quiet Shibuya Stream location
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Part of Tokyo, Shibuya is a characterful city within a city. With two of the world’s busiest railway stations, Shibuya and Shinjuku; it’s a breathtakingly busy place too, even by Tokyo standards. Apart from being a pulsating business centre, the city is also renowned for the retail therapy outlets that surround the station complex. Shibuya is now recognised as a major centre for fashion, and, following on from that, its popularity as a favoured hotspot for the younger set comes as no surprise.
Much of the activity centres on the railway station and you need to go to the Hachiko exit to witness human activity like no other. From all directions, seemingly thousands of people cross the street in what is called the Shibuya Scramble Crossing. The biggest surprise is that nobody collides. It’s possible that, after a while, watching folk cross the street might become boring and repetitive. In search of something more compelling, you can head into the centre of Tokyo on the metro’s Ginza Line. There’s a regular service and the trip takes just over half an hour. Do explore Shibuya though where traditional performances are staged at the Noh Theater, and where Japanese music blends with Western styles in a number of popular Karaoke Boxes - with many having their own restaurant and bar.
In order to get full enjoyment from your visit and to encourage a friendly response from the resident Japanese population, it’s worth noting some points of national etiquette. First, it’s customary to remove shoes when entering a house. Then, depending on where you are staying, basic requirements such as toilet paper, may not be supplied; so, don’t forget to take your own. A combination of walking and eating is frowned upon; so, sit down, or stand still. If you are prone to noisy eating accompanied by loud burping; that’s fine, they like that in Japan, but they don’t like tipping for supplied services. Unlike the sparse provision of toilet paper, there are lots of do’s and don’ts to observe during the course of your visit to Shibuya. Don’t worry too much though if you put a foot wrong; the Japanese are very understanding.
In combining the accommodation needs of its Japanese and Western visitors, you may find that the capsule hotel is a quite tiny and compact bitter pill to swallow. Apart from novelty value, and in this densely populated country of approximately 130 million, it is also an understandable way of accommodating as many people as possible in a confined space. The Nadeshiko is one such capsule hotel. Guesthouses, known as minshukus, in Shibuya, include Fukudaya. A popular possibility is to stay in temple lodgings which formerly accommodated Buddhist monks. But for the more conservative visitor, there are many Western-style hotels and self-catering apartments. There are budget hostels too, such as Wise Owl, for backpackers. Your accommodation base is a major element of the stay, so pay a visit to trivago for more detail on these and other Shibuya accommodation possibilities.
Shibuya is a top attraction in Tokyo, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Shibuya, including popular choices like The Millennials Shibuya, Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu, Wise Owl Hostels Shibuya, Olympic Inn Shibuya, Nippon Seinenkan Hotel.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Shibuya, Line Cube Shibuya, Shibuya Metro Station, Shibuya Station, Hikarie Hall, all within a convenient distance from Shibuya.