Shibuya is not only Japan’s center for pop culture and youth fashion but also a multifaceted sightseeing area with trendy observation facilities, art spaces, and green spaces. Famous attractions like the Shibuya Scramble Crossing, the redeveloped MIYASHITA PARK, and leading culture spots such as SHIBUYA109 and Bunkamura are all within walking distance. With direct access to Harajuku, Shinjuku, and Omotesando, Shibuya is one of the best bases for exploring Tokyo.

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This list covers a wide range of accommodation types, from luxury hotels to business and capsule hotels. Find the one that best fits your travel style and budget!

Directly connected to Shibuya Station. The only luxury hotel with views overlooking the Shibuya Scramble Crossing from above

Shibuya Station is a massive train station served by the JR, Tokyo Metro, Tokyu, and Keio lines. This hotel is located in the high-rise floors of Shibuya Mark City East, directly connected to the station, and is the only hotel where you can look directly down on the Shibuya Scramble Crossing, making it a true landmark.

Lower floors include various shops and restaurants, while the basement features a basement food hall offering high-quality groceries, bento boxes, sweets, and baked goods. The building also has stops for highway buses and airport limousines, giving it unmatched convenience for travelers.
The hotel has 480 guestrooms between the 7th to 24th floors, ranging from singles to four-person rooms. Designed in a simple, modern style, the rooms are both functional and comfortable.

On the top floor, 100 meters above ground, the 23rd-floor restaurant offers seasonal cuisine prepared by skilled chefs, which can be enjoyed with breathtaking views of the city. On the 5th floor, a spacious lounge with 8-meter-high ceilings and an exclusive fitness room for guests makes this place a truly luxurious stay.

Directly connected to the subway and JR exits, experience the deep culture of Shibuya at this new hub of creativity

This luxury hotel boasts unbeatable convenience, directly connected to both Shibuya Metro subway station and JR Shibuya Station’s New South Exit. Thanks to the underground passage, guests can travel to and from the hotel smoothly even on rainy days.

As part of the redevelopment project on the former Toyoko Line railway site, the hotel reopened in January 2024 as a rebranded lifestyle hotel designed to connect people and the city through new perspectives.

Occupying the 9th to 13th floors of the Shibuya Stream complex, which is also home to fine dining restaurants, a live music hall, and offices, the hotel offers stylish guest rooms inspired by Shibuya’s apparel shops. With vintage-modern interiors and carefully selected furnishings, the design reflects the creativity of Tokyo’s top designers. The views from the upper floors have been described as breathtaking according to guests.

One of the highlights is the public space MEET SHIBUYA MEISTER, which helps guests rediscover the charm of Shibuya without leaving the hotel. The hotel also organizes unique local tours such as the SHIBUYA STREAM HOTEL TOUR, where expert guides lead guests through hidden spots known only to locals. These one-of-a-kind experiences make it a great choice for those who truly want to immerse themselves in Shibuya.

From Shibuya to Aoyama and Omotesando on foot. A charming hotel filled with “kawaii” touches that captivate the heart

Located just a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station (East Exit), this red-brick hotel along Aoyama Street feels like stepping into a chic boutique hotel in the suburbs of Paris.
The interior is filled with antique furniture, decorative pieces, and walls adorned with charming patterns and colors that create a whimsical, fairy-tale atmosphere. Its feminine touches and “kawaii” aesthetics have made it especially popular among women travelers.

Guest rooms range from compact Petit Singles ideal for solo travelers to Doubles, Twins, and Deluxe Doubles. Each room has a unique design and décor, offering a fresh experience every time.

Guests appreciate the staff’s warm hospitality, the immaculate cleanliness throughout, and thoughtful amenities such as unlimited morning coffee service. With its reasonable pricing, the hotel is also favored by male guests and is suitable for both business and leisure stays.

Although there is no restaurant, the hotel is surrounded by dining options, including the Shibuya Hikarie shopping complex and numerous 24-hour convenience stores. In addition, upscale flagship brand stores, unique art museums, and world-renowned architectural landmarks in Aoyama and Omotesando are all within a 10-minute walk, making this hotel an excellent base for sightseeing.

Trendy base within walking distance of Shibuya’s hottest spots perfect for sightseeing, dining, and shopping

This stylish hotel is just a 3-minute walk from Shibuya Station (New South Exit). Within a 10-minute walk, guests can easily access Shibuya’s iconic landmarks, including Scramble Crossing, the Hachiko statue, the 229-meter-high observation deck SHIBUYA SKY, and the bustling Shibuya Center-gai street.

Guest rooms, designed by leading designers, feature sleek interiors with themes of monochrome or modern Japanese aesthetics. Amenities include Simmons wide beds, free Wi-Fi, refreshing rain showers, and air purifiers to ensure a comfortable stay.

Guests can also enjoy free coffee at the lobby lounge and make use of the currency exchange machine on the first floor.

A highlight of the hotel is its restaurant Ginza no Steak. Guests can enjoy all-you-can-eat premium A5-ranked wagyu beef, grilled right in front by skilled chefs in an open kitchen. The sensory experience of sizzling wagyu paired with fine wine is a must for meat lovers. Additionally, the hotel’s neighborhood is filled with affordable and authentic local eateries—ramen, sushi, yakitori, izakaya, and traditional kissaten cafés—perfect for exploring Tokyo’s food culture.

Comfortable for medium- to long-term stays. Popular for its colorful breakfast buffet

Part of JR-East’s nationwide hotel chain, this hotel is directly connected to the New South Exit of JR Shibuya Station. Despite its prime location, it offers a quiet environment and reasonable rates, making it a popular choice for both business and leisure travelers.

Rooms are designed under the theme of featuring simple modern interiors with natural materials that evoke warmth.
On the upper floors, the newly established LIVIN’ Floor provides rooms for a residential-style stay, complete with refrigerators, microwaves, and safes. Some rooms accommodate up to five guests, making them ideal for groups or extended stays.

The in-house restaurant huwadolo serves a vibrant breakfast buffet featuring fresh vegetables, traditional Japanese rice balls, open sandwiches, French toast, and other dishes made from carefully-selected ingredients. A hearty breakfast here is the perfect way to start the day.

Explore both Shibuya and Harajuku on foot at this hotel of unbeatable value and enduring popularity

This business hotel is ideally situated between JR Shibuya Station (East Exit) and JR Harajuku Station (Omotesando Exit), just a 10-minute walk from each. Guests can easily access Shibuya, Harajuku’s famed Takeshita Street, Omotesando, Meiji Shrine, and Yoyogi Park. Known for its value for money as a business hotel, it remains a favorite among both business travelers and tourists.

One of its main draws is the relaxing large public baths with separate facilities for men and women, complete with a high-temperature sauna equipped with automatic löyly steam, a cold plunge pool, and indoor baths with fine-bubble showers by ReFa. Guests can even enjoy projection mapping displays in the bath area.

Equally impressive are the complimentary services: the hotel’s signature late-night Yonaki Soba noodles, refreshing ice cream after bathing, Yakult probiotic drinks in the morning, and even free laundry machines (dryer use: 100 yen per 30 minutes). These thoughtful touches ensure a comfortable stay without extra charges.

Rooms feature mattresses and pillows designed for quality sleep, down duvet comforters, humidifying air purifiers, and soundproofed walls, all contributing to a restful stay.

Perfect for exploring Shibuya on foot and enjoy meeting people in shared spaces

Located a 7-minute walk from JR Shibuya Station and directly opposite the fashion landmark Shibuya PARCO, this hotel is surprisingly quiet despite its central location.
The walk from Shibuya Station to the hotel itself feels like sightseeing—you’ll pass iconic spots such as Scramble Crossing, the Hachiko statue, SHIBUYA109, Center Gai street, and Spain-zaka street. With Yoyogi Park, Meiji Shrine, and Harajuku also within walking distance, it’s an ideal base for travelers who want to fully enjoy exploring on foot.

Guestrooms are compact yet simple, with playful design elements. Options range from rooms with work desks for business travelers to larger rooms accommodating up to four people.

The hotel’s greatest charm lies in its shared space, with a coworking lounge, social kitchen, laundry room, and gym that encourage exchange among guests. The interiors feature playful, casual designs and pop art inspired by Hachiko that are well worth a look.

Breakfast is served semi-buffet style, with a choice of main dishes such as bagel sandwiches or Japanese set meals, alongside wood-fired lasagna, fresh vegetable salads, yogurt, and assorted bread. Its colorful variety has earned it a strong reputation among guests as a delightful morning experience.

A hostel-style hotel in the deeper side of Shibuya where international exchange flourishes

Part of Shibuya’s redevelopment and opened within the large-scale commercial complex Shibuya Bridge, this hotel is a 7-minute walk from JR Shibuya Station (New South Exit). Its location also makes Daikanyama and Ebisu easily accessible, offering a more local, laid-back side of Tokyo away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

One of the highlights here is the relaxed, hostel-like vibe. Shared spaces—including a lounge, kitchen, terrace, and billiards area—make it easy for guests to interact. In the evenings, a complimentary beer service is offered exclusively to staying guests, creating opportunities to share travel stories and exchange cultures.

Guests can choose from stylish hotel-like private rooms, budget-friendly private rooms without bath/toilet, or dormitory-style accommodations, depending on travel style and budget. Mobile check-in and payment, free rental items, and even staff communication are all handled via smartphone, making the stay highly convenient.

The hotel’s interiors feature rail motifs inspired by the site’s former railway line, with design elements reflecting the transformation of Shibuya’s landscape over the years. Staying here allows you to not just see, but feel the history of Shibuya.

Enjoy a comfortable stay with innovative Smart Pods at this capsule hotel

Located a 6-minute walk from Shibuya’s Hachiko Square, this hotel sits along Organ-zaka street leading to the well-known home goods store Hands. In addition to major tourist spots, Miyashita Park and Yoyogi Park are also within walking distance, making it an excellent location for both the buzz of the city and greenery.

The highlight here is the Smart Pods—compact yet highly livable capsules equipped with advanced remote-control features. With ceilings as high as 2.3m, semi-double beds that recline automatically at the touch of a button, spacious under-bed storage for suitcases, and partition screens that transform into an 80-inch private theater via smartphone connection, this next-generation capsule hotel redefines the concept.

The hotel also offers coworking spaces, kitchens, bar counters, and lounges, all available 24 hours. Evening free-beer service encourages friendly exchange among guests. Mobile check-in, payments, free rental items, and even staff communication can all be completed on your smartphone. Guests also praise the approachable and easygoing hospitality of the staff.

Discover Shibuya’s hidden charms with a designer hotel perfect for strolling through Oku-Shibuya

Just a 10-minute walk from JR Shibuya Station (Hachiko Exit), the hotel is located opposite Kitaya Park, where flea markets, farmers’ markets, and music festivals are often held on weekends.

Though slightly removed from the main tourist hubs, this location lets you discover another side of Shibuya—the Oku-Shibuya district,—lined with cozy cafés and shops, offering a quieter, more local vibe compared to central Shibuya.

Inside, the lounge and the second-floor café NEXT DOOR are furnished with warm, vintage American-style décor from ACME Furniture, providing a welcoming atmosphere. Guests can relax and enjoy the café’s specialty of freshly baked panini.

Room types include standard doubles and Japanese-style rooms designed for solo travelers, featuring futons on tatami mats or raised-floor platforms. These allow guests to take off their shoes and unwind—ideal for those wanting a taste of Japanese living.

Though compact and simple, all rooms come with private showers and toilets, making them a smart choice for travelers seeking comfort at a reasonable price. A convenience store is located right in front for any quick shopping.

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