Mustard Hotel, a Haven of Peace in the Lively Shibuya District
The hotel is situated in an ideal location to discover or rediscover Tokyo, with a roof terrace that offers an unobstructed view of the city.
© Mustard Hotel Shibuya
In the heart of Shibuya district, Mustard Hotel is just one kilometre from the statue of Hachiko the dog, a meeting place popular with Tokyoites as by using this landmark they can find each other easily when exiting this sprawling metro station. The hotel offers continental or American-style breakfast free of charge and freshly prepared every morning, large, modern air-conditioned rooms, a laundry service, and even a roof terrace where guests can look out over the lively capital city.
A stay at a bargain price
With prices from just €28 a night, the hotel wishes to welcome young travellers as well as couples and families in single and family rooms, suites, and dormitories. What’s more, guests can get a real sense of the ambiance of Shibuya—a blend of art and shopping—in the hotel, as they are free to visit its art gallery and wander around its clothes shop, before hiring a bike or skateboard to go out and explore the Japanese capital.
More information about Mustard Hotel can be found on the establishment’s website.
© Mustard Hotel Shibuya
© Mustard Hotel Shibuya
© Mustard Hotel Shibuya
© Mustard Hotel Shibuya
© Mustard Hotel Shibuya
© Mustard Hotel Shibuya
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