Our first recommendation for hotels near Shibuya Station is Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu. Directly connected to Shibuya Station, the hotel is top-rated among foreign travelers. Some rooms and the restaurant offer a good view of the Shibuya scramble crossing, one of the town's most iconic places of interest.

The stylish and modern-looking guest rooms are available in single, twin, triple, and quad flavors. If you're looking for something oozing the Shibuya ambiance, there are rooms in this hotel built with that exact concept in mind, so we definitely recommend this hotel for visitors who are determined to have the full Shibuya experience!

The entire building is a no-smoking zone, and core amenities include wired internet and Wi-Fi access. Only hotel guests with room keys can operate the elevator, a security feature designed to give you and your traveling group peace of mind.

Since the hotel is directly connected to Shibuya Station, you can hop onto a train whenever you like, whether rain or shine, for your sightseeing needs. Or just stay in and peer at the Shibuya streetscape from inside the hotel - it's entirely up to you!

Hotel Unizo Tokyo Shibuya is a premium business hotel near Shibuya Station located in a prime spot - just a short seven-minute walk away. Guest rooms have a white basic tone that gives the room a fresh and clean feel. Travelers can choose between single, double, or twin rooms for their stay.

All room beds come with a comfortable Simmons-brand mattress that ensures restful sleep, preparing you for even the toughest of itineraries!

The hotel keeps its premises as secure as possible. The elevator is equipped with a card security system and all guest rooms come with a safebox. There's also a ladies-only floor to put the minds of women travelers staying here at ease. All rooms are fully furnished and stocked with standard amenities, allowing guests to travel as lightly as possible!

The Millenials Shibuya is a futuristic hotel near Shibuya Station that's by millenials, for millenials. Conveniently located, it's a short six-minute walk away from the station itself.

Guest rooms are called "Smart Pods", and they were designed in the style of capsule hotels, which originated in Japan and subsequently piqued the curiosity of many a foreign visitor. Each pod comes with the hotel's own invention - a semi-double reclining bed, a large-sized cabinet, an 80-inch screen, and other useful and functional installations.

Besides the pods, guests also have 24-hour access to the hotel's common areas, which include work spaces, kitchens, play zones, dining tables, bar counters, and others. Don't hesitate to make full use of these amenities to make your trip more enjoyable and fulfilling!

The reasonable fee of about 6,000 yen per night for a pod is part of the hotel's appeal as well. Included in that price is a free flow of breakfast breads for guests, as well as free beer between 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. - certainly a delightful display of hospitality that you won't soon forget!

The hotel doesn't just offer the uniquely Japanese experience of a capsule hotel. You'll also be staying in a space that was only made possible by the latest cutting-edge technology. Even the common spaces are satisfying to spend time in, so if you're there, why not go ahead and do just that? You never know when the next opportunity to interact with fellow travelers from Japan and overseas may arise!