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Tokyo is a top destination in any season and with the number of cultural experiences there are to discover — it’s easy to see why. With how massive the city is and how much ground there is to cover while exploring, your home base is incredibly important.
While proximity to public transportation is always essential, different visitors may have different needs when choosing a place to stay. To help you decide, we’ve gathered our top 14 Shibuya hotels in this blog and sorted them according to rating. If you’re heading to Japan soon (or just want to go someday!), keep reading for more details.
*All prices are accurate at the time of writing and may be subject to change.
Getting to your Shibuya accommodation
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There are plenty of transportation options for getting around Tokyo and trains are pretty much a top choice. Most popular attractions are just near a train station, after all. With that, you can consider purchasing a public transportation pass like the Welcome Suica Card or the Tokyo Subway Pass to make transfers easier.
Here’s a breakdown of each to help you decide which suits your travel needs:
Welcome Suica Card
The Welcome Suica is a prepaid IC card designed for visitors to Japan. It allows seamless travel across most public transportation in Tokyo, including trains, buses, and even non-subway systems like the JR Yamanote Line (which encircles Shibuya).
It can even be used for cashless payments at convenience stores, vending machines, and even some restaurants. This card is best for those who plan to explore beyond Tokyo’s subway network, including JR trains to destinations like Harajuku, Shinjuku, and Akihabara.
It is also useful for visiting certain locations outside of Central Tokyo including Yokohama or Nikko.
Tokyo Subway Pass
The Tokyo Subway Pass offers unlimited rides on Tokyo’s two main subway networks: Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway. You can easily access key destinations like Ginza, Asakusa, and Roppongi, which are well-connected by subway.
It comes in 24-hour, 48-hour, and 72-hour options, so this is a good bet for short-term sightseeing. The Welcome Suica card, on the other hand, is valid for 28 days from the purchase date. If your itinerary is packed with central Tokyo attractions and you prefer unlimited rides for a fixed price, you may prefer the Tokyo Subway Pass over the Welcome Suica card.
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If you’re looking for options directly coming from Narita Airport (NRT) in Nagoya, our recommendations include the Narita Express, Keisei Skyliner, Narita Airport limousine bus, or a private car transfer.
Coming from Haneda located closer to Tokyo? You can take the Tokyo Monorail, the Keikyu Monorail, the Haneda Airport limousine bus, or a private car transfer. For more details, we do a deep-dive in the blogs below:
⭐ 2-star/3-star hotels
Staying near the city center can be quite costly, but there are still options where you can get the most bang for your buck. These no-frills accommodations are strategically located near train stations and are best for visitors planning to spend the entire day out and about.
1. almond hostel & cafe shibuya
almond hotel & cafe shibuya is a minimalist dormitory-style hostel just a 4-minute walk away from Yoyogi-koen Station on the Tokyo Metro.
From there, it is a 5-minute train ride to Shibuya Station, which brings you to the heart of the city! From Shibuya Station, Harajuku is two stops away. Meiji Shrine and Takeshita Street are another 15-minute train ride away.
Amenities include free Wi-Fi, a communal lounge, luggage storage, and a trendy on-site cafe serving coffee and light bites. Perfect for a quick energy boost in the morning.
- Price: Starts at $USD 65.54 per night
2. Do-c Ebisu
If you’re a sauna fan, you’re in luck! Do-c Ebisu, located in Tokyo’s stylish Ebisu neighborhood, offers accommodation along with access to sauna facilities. It features shared dormitories with privacy curtains, outlets, and lockers, plus clean communal bathrooms and a laundry area.
The capsule hotel provides easy access to Shibuya (5 minutes by train), Harajuku, and Omotesando (10–15 minutes).
- Price: Starts at $USD 55.86 per night
3. Sakura Hotel Hatagaya
With its double bed options, Sakura Hotel Hatagaya is a great choice for couples or small families. It is a 2-minute walk away from Hatagaya Station and is about 35 minutes away via train from the Shinjuku area. Free WiFi is included with your stay, and the hotel has a small cafe/dining area (open 24 hours) for any midnight cravings!
- Price: Starts at $USD 89.16 per night
⭐ 4-star hotels
If you’re more into a traditional hotel setup and prioritize comfort and convenience, 4-star accommodations might be the best for you.
4. Shibuya Granbell Hotel
Located just across Shibuya Station and just 650 meters away from Shibuya Scramble Crossing, the Shibuya Granbell Hotel is well-loved among visitors to Japan for its great location. Choose from over 11 different room types including semi-double, double bed, and suites.
- Price: Starts at $USD 143.90 per night
5. Kario Sasazuka Terrace (KARIO Sasazuka)
If you’re fond of simple, minimalist interiors, then Kario Sasazuka is for you. With notably spacious interiors, big groups can comfortably fit here. The suites are also fully equipped with induction stoves, refrigerators, toiletries, and other everyday essentials.
It is right beside Sasazuka Station, just two stops away from Shinjuku Station.
- Price: Starts at $USD 255.14 per night
6. SHIBUYA STREAM HOTEL
Located right across Shibuya Station and a 10-minute walk away from Shibuya Scramble Crossing, Hachiko Square, and Shibuya 109, SHIBUYA STREAM HOTEL is perfect for those who want to stay in the city center.
Whether you’re traveling by yourself, with your significant other, or even with the family, the variety of single and suite room types offers plenty of options.
- Price: Starts at $USD 256.58 per night
7. Tokyu Stay Shibuya
Another option for city center Shibuya hotels is Tokyu Stay Shibuya, just a 3-minute walk away from Shinsen Station. It is also just an 11-minute walk away from Shibuya Scramble Crossing and its surrounding areas.
Its spacious rooms can easily accommodate different group sizes. There’s also a rooftop terrace for you to kick back, relax, and enjoy the city night views after a long day of exploring!
- Price: Starts at $USD 256.92 per night
If you need inspiration for things you can do in Tokyo at night, you can check out the blog below. This city never sleeps, and you’ll be surprised at how much you can do apart from dining and shopping in the evening!
8. The Millennials Shibuya
If a modern sleeping pod hotel sounds like an interesting experience, then the Millenials Shibuya is definitely a must-visit. Strategically located 4 minutes away from Shibuya Station by foot, this hotel is a great base for exploring the city.
While the rooms are just for sleeping, a business center is available if you need to catch a meeting. Convenience stores are also located close by. Solo lady travelers can opt for shared female-only rooms!
- Price: Starts at $USD 144.98 per night
9. sequence MIYASHITA PARK
There’s nothing like coming home to a beautiful view of a foreign city. sequence MIYASHITA PARK rooms are designed with large windows that let you peek out into Tokyo's city center, which is stunning day and night.
It is also a 4-minute walk to Shibuya station. Other amenities include a bar/lounge, coffee shop, and restaurant. Check-out time is also at 2 PM lets you enjoy the room for a longer period.
- Price: Starts at $USD 184.17 per night
10. Forest Yoyogi Top Floor
Live like a local at Forest Yoyogi Top Floor, just 290 meters away from Yoyogi-Hachiman Station. You get a cozy studio apartment on the building’s top floor for yourself and get to wake up to views overlooking Tokyo.
It also has a kitchen with a mini-oven, free bike rental, and free portable wifi rental! It’s also right beside Yoyogi Park, so lace up your running shoes for that morning jog.
- Price: Starts at $USD 183.49 per night
11. all day place shibuya
With rooms and amenities perfect for an intimate getaway with your significant other, all day shibuya is a modern hotel just a 1-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Shibuya Station and a 5-minute walk from JR Shibuya Station.
Plus, all day shibuya is managed by the same hotel group as Muji Hotel Ginza – so you know you’re in good hands.
Most rooms in this facility are just for 2 people, but if you’re traveling with children, you can check out the Party Suite which accommodates up to 4 guests.
- Price: Starts at $USD 168.70 per night
⭐ 5-star hotels
With Tokyo’s status as a metropolitan city, there is no shortage of premium hotels here. If you’re looking to splurge a little, here are a couple of choices for you.
12. Hyatt House Tokyo Shibuya
With tasteful minimalist interiors and its location close to major dining, shopping, and public transportation options, Hyatt House Tokyo Shibuya is among one of the most popular choices for Shibuya hotels.
Every room includes pajamas, a washing machine, a dryer, and kitchen equipment, making it perfect for long stays. There’s also a pool inside the property, so pack your swimwear!
- Price: Starts at $USD 444.90 per night
13. Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel
With large rooms that offer views of the Tokyo skyline, Mount Fuji, and Tokyo Bay, Cerulean Tower Tokyo Hotel is for those looking for luxury and convenience. There are 40 floors in total and its rooms start on the 19th floor, so you’re sure to be away from the city noise despite being a 5-minute walk away from Shibuya Station.
It has plenty of facilities including lounge bars, Chinese and Japanese fine dining restaurants, wellness centers (yes — gym, spa, and salons!), and even a Noh Theatre on its basement floors.
- Price: Starts at $USD 354.85 per night
14. Trunk Hotel
Trunk Hotel, just 280 meters away from Shibuya Station, is the hotel for you if you love a hip and trendy vibe, and if you’d love to be surrounded by nature in the middle of the city. Choose from single, double rooms, or suite rooms.
It is about a 15-minute walk away from Cat Street, located between Harajuku and Shibuya, which is a haven for youth fashion lovers. If you’re planning to do lots of clothes and trinkets shopping in Harajuku on your trip, this accommodation is a strategic location to consider as a home base.
- Price: Starts at $USD 371.58 per night
Do any of these Shibuya hotels catch your eye? 😉 Before you go, check out our Japan essentials below. Happy travels! 🧡
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