Best rooms ranked at Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu
Best rooms at Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu for views and comfort are the Premier, 14 - 19F Room (king bed) for high-floor city views and space; the Corner, 13 - 19F (Shibuya Crossing View) Room for direct Scramble Crossing sightlines; and the Excel, 21 - 24F Room or Excel Semi-, 21 - 24F Room for higher-level security-conscious Excel Floor rooms. Choose Triple Room or Quad Room when traveling with family or groups.
In this guide
- Why room choice matters here
- Top pick for views: Premier, 14 - 19F Room and Corner, 13 - 19F (Shibuya Crossing View) Room
- Best rooms for families and groups
- Best budget and standard choices
- Special floors, accessibility and in-room services
- Location and access considerations
- Booking tips and practical notes
Why room choice matters here
Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu sits directly above Shibuya Station inside Shibuya Mark City and has room types spread across mid and upper floors; upper floors give better city and crossing views while lower floors are closer to the lobby and station access.
The hotel lists 14 room types, including high-floor Premier and Excel floors, plus family-sized Triple and Quad Room options. The property has no swimming pool or standalone spa, so room choice should prioritize view, bed configuration, or floor-type amenities rather than resort facilities.
- Upper floors: Premier, Excel, Excel Semi- — better city/view outlooks
- Corner rooms: line up against Shibuya Scramble Crossing sightlines
- Family rooms: Triple Room and Quad Room for 3–4 guests
- Standard room types: Standard Room, Standard Double, Standard Twin for basic business or short-stay needs
| Quick tip | When to pick |
|---|---|
| Choose Premier, 14 - 19F Room | If you want a king bed and high-floor view |
| Choose Corner, 13 - 19F (Shibuya Crossing View) Room | If you want a direct Scramble Crossing view |
| Choose Triple Room or Quad Room | If traveling with family or a small group |
Top pick for views: Premier, 14 - 19F Room and Corner, 13 - 19F (Shibuya Crossing View) Room
Premier, 14 - 19F Room places you higher in the mid-upper range of the hotel and is listed with a King Bed; expect stronger city vistas compared with lower-floor rooms.
Corner, 13 - 19F (Shibuya Crossing View) Room is explicitly named for its Shibuya Crossing sightlines — pick this if seeing the Scramble Crossing from your window is a priority.
- Premier, 14 - 19F Room — 1 King Bed, higher-floor perspective
- Corner, 13 - 19F (Shibuya Crossing View) Room — 2 Twin Beds and direct crossing view
- Both are on higher floors than the Standard tier and useful when view matters more than extra floor-level services
| Room | Bed(s) | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Premier, 14 - 19F Room | 1 King Bed | High-floor city views and a roomier layout |
| Corner, 13 - 19F (Shibuya Crossing View) Room | 2 Twin Beds | Direct view of Shibuya Scramble Crossing |
| Excel, 21 - 24F Room | 2 Twin Beds | Upper-level Excel Floor security and views |
Best rooms for families and groups
If you need space for more than two people, the Triple Room and Quad Room are the explicit family/group room types; the hotel also lists a Standard Twin and Deluxe room options with two beds.
Triple Room and Quad Room are practical choices because they provide three or four twin beds respectively, which keeps sleeping arrangements simple without combining rollaway beds.
- Triple Room, 7 - 12F — 3 Twin Beds
- Quad Room, 7 - 12F — 4 Twin Beds
- Standard Twin, 7 - 12F or Deluxe, 13 - 19F Room — good for two adults or parents with one child
- Family-friendly policies: children of all ages are welcome; children aged 7 and above are charged at adult rates (per booking platforms)
| Room | Beds | Why pick it |
|---|---|---|
| Triple Room, 7 - 12F | 3 Twin Beds | Group or family sleeping for three |
| Quad Room, 7 - 12F | 4 Twin Beds | Group or family sleeping for four |
| Family-style options | Combinations of Standard Twin / Deluxe | Flexibility for parents and children |
Best budget and standard choices
For shorter stays or lower budgets, Standard Room, 1 Bedroom; Standard Double, 7 - 12F; and Standard Twin, 7 - 12F provide the basic bed-and-workspace layout the hotel targets at business and shopping trips.
Semi Room, 13 - 19F and Excel Semi-, 21 - 24F Room are listed as single large twin bed options; Semi Room sits in the midrange floor band while Excel Semi- sits on the higher Excel floors.
- Standard Room, 1 Bedroom — 1 Twin Bed (compact option)
- Standard Double, 7 - 12F — 1 Double Bed for single travelers who prefer a double
- Standard Twin, 7 - 12F — 2 Twin Beds for two people sharing without splurging
- Semi Room, 13 - 19F and Excel Semi-, 21 - 24F Room — larger single/twin beds higher on the building
| Room | Typical guest |
|---|---|
| Standard Room, 1 Bedroom | Solo traveler on a short stay |
| Standard Double, 7 - 12F | Couple wanting a simple double bed |
| Standard Twin, 7 - 12F | Two guests sharing with separate beds |
Special floors, accessibility and in-room services
The hotel runs a Ladies' Floor reserved for female guests and a higher-level Excel Floor described as security-conscious. When booking, note Ladies' Floor rooms will not accept male bookings for those designated rooms.
In-room amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi across guest rooms and public areas. The property offers 24-hour front desk service and in-room dining from 11:00 AM until last order at 8:30 PM.
- Ladies' Floor — female-only designated rooms (booking restrictions apply)
- Excel Floor / Excel, 21 - 24F Room — premium upper-floor option with added security focus
- Complimentary Wi-Fi in rooms and public areas
- 24-hour front desk (located on 5th floor) and in-room dining hours
| Amenity | Notes |
|---|---|
| Fitness room (6th floor) | Available to current guests; 2 treadmills, 1 training machine, balance ball |
| Parking | Self parking available for a surcharge; accessible parking offered |
| Pool / Spa | No confirmed swimming pool or standalone spa at the property |
Location and access considerations
Location is a primary selling point: the hotel sits inside Shibuya Mark City directly above Shibuya Station, giving indoor access to JR Yamanote and multiple Tokyo Metro and Tokyu lines and putting the Shibuya Scramble Crossing and Hachiko Statue a short walk away.
Because the hotel is in central Shibuya, expect easy walking access to Shibuya 109, Shibuya Scramble Square, and other shopping and nightlife areas; room choice that prioritizes view or higher floors will mean quieter vistas but still short walking distances to attractions.
- Shibuya Scramble Crossing ≈ 120 meters (about 2–3 minutes' walk)
- Hachiko Statue ≈ 80–90 meters (about 5 minutes' walk)
- SHIBUYA SKY ≈ 230 meters (short walk)
- Hotel lobby/front desk sits on the 5th floor; airport limousine buses stop at the hotel building
| Nearby landmark | Approx. distance |
|---|---|
| Shibuya Scramble Crossing | About 120 m (2–3 min walk) |
| Hachiko Statue | About 80–90 m (≈5 min walk) |
| SHIBUYA SKY | About 230 m |
Booking tips and practical notes
Check-in at Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu begins at 2:00 PM (14:00) and the hotel accepts arrivals up to 23:59 on the same day; check-out is by 11:00 AM. If you expect to arrive after midnight, contact the property in advance.
Breakfast is available for an additional surcharge rather than automatically included in the room rate. The hotel has no confirmed spa facilities and no pool, so book elsewhere if those amenities are a priority.
- Confirm the minimum check-in age directly with the hotel — booking platforms show conflicting ages (none, 12, 18) and the hotel's own site does not state a single policy.
- If you want a crossing view, book Corner, 13 - 19F (Shibuya Crossing View) Room explicitly and confirm window orientation at reservation.
- For quieter rooms choose higher floors or rooms not labelled Corner or facing the main intersection.
| Policy | What to do |
|---|---|
| Check-in / Check-out | Check-in from 14:00, check-out by 11:00; arrive by 23:59 the same day unless you notify hotel |
| Breakfast | Available for a surcharge (add when booking or at check-in) |
| Fitness | 6th-floor fitness room open to current guests |
