Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi: A Stay Review

It's Yoko, the gourmet hunter living in hotels, @foodie_yoko! I live in hotels and eat out 365 days a year.

This time I'm introducing Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi, where I stayed recently. Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi holds up to seven food and drink presentations a day in the lobby, with all-you-can-eat alcohol, sweets, ochazuke (rice with tea) and more, a rare service for a business hotel in Tokyo!

Location of Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi

It's ideal for sightseeing in Ginza. It's a three-minute walk from Takaracho Station on the Asakusa Line, and it's easy to get toward Asakusa too.
There's a FamilyMart at the bottom of the building, handy for picking up a snack.
There's even an automatic door to the FamilyMart right in front of the elevators inside the hotel building, so you can go in without stepping outside.

Facilities at Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi

A spacious, bright lobby where the food presentations happen several times a day. There are no outlets, but there are plenty of seats. I had time before check-in, so I waited here.

Service at Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi

At check-in I received a gift of amenities and a bath bomb. Little things like this make me quietly happy.

Lounge Service at Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi

This is the sheet I received at check-in. Each food presentation has a set time, so check the start and end times so you don't miss them! The sparkling wine is only offered on weekends and holidays, so be careful if you want some.

First, for drinks, orange juice, oolong tea, coffee and more are available until 9pm.

At check-in time, on top of that, there were sweets (muffins, pancakes and crackers).

At night, red and white wine are all you can drink! I'm cutting back on alcohol, so I only had a little.
On weekends they apparently serve sparkling wine too.

Ochazuke is all-you-can-eat as well! The toppings included salmon flakes, nameko mushrooms, nori, bubuarare (rice puffs) and sesame.
You pour dashi broth over them.

In the morning, smoothies and coffee are served. It isn't self-serve; the staff make it for you. The color isn't great, lol, but it's healthy with all kinds of vegetables and fruit in it!

The Room at Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi

So what's the room like? Right when you walk in, it feels good!

The entryway is wide, so it's easy to put down big luggage like a suitcase!

Everything is well equipped, from the air purifier to the luggage rack.

Next to the entrance were a refrigerator, cups, a safe and free water.

Free water is a blessing! And with the fridge in this spot, it's quiet when you sleep, which is good. I'm the type who can only sleep when it's pitch dark and quiet...

The cabinet by the table held a hair dryer and a portable charger.

The TV isn't that big. As an unusual service, you can even check out from your room.

The loungewear is a two-piece set like the ones you wear at a chiropractor's.

The bathroom area is fairly roomy unless you're a very big person.

There were three Do Not Disturb cards.

One thing that bothered me was the sound of a draft from the room's window. But when I called the front desk on the internal line, they came to fix it, which was great.

It seems there's a pin (it lets air through) to prevent condensation, and when you pull it out, air stops coming in and out. After pulling the pin they also sealed it with tape, and it became silent, which was a relief.

Breakfast at Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi

After finishing my morning smoothie, I killed time in the lobby and then headed to breakfast...
Wow, what a spectacular lineup!

It's supposed to be a business hotel, but every dish feels homemade.

Even the butter for the bread is real butter, not margarine. lol

There's even cake for dessert!

I piled my plate high. Itadakimasu! lol

The potato salad isn't the commercial kind! It's homemade. Delicious.

Frittata and zucchini carpaccio.

Minestrone and roasted potatoes made with Inca no Mezame (a premium potato variety).

I can't forget the bread! A croissant, which already has butter in it, with extra butter. lol
Along with fruit.

The best was the cucumber and chikuwa (fish cake) dressed salad! The myoga (Japanese ginger) gave it a kick, and it was a perfect summer salad. It was so good I got seconds. lol

Who Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi Is Right For

I'd recommend Hotel Intergate Tokyo Kyobashi to... food lovers, I'd say! lol

As I'd heard, the repeated food presentations were great.

There's no coin laundry and the room chairs have no backrests, so I'd recommend it for short sightseeing stays rather than business use or long stays!

If you're looking for a hotel with good food near Kyobashi, please go check it out!