Accommodation
Shibuya Granbell Hotel
渋谷グランベルホテル
- Shibuya, Tokyo
- Hotel, ¥¥¥
About
Bold design meets Shibuya convenience at Shibuya Granbell Hotel, a stylish hideaway just minutes from the neighborhood’s busy streets.
Tucked into Sakuragaokacho, the hotel swaps standard business-hotel interiors for colorful, individually designed rooms, from compact singles to spacious split-level suites. Guests can enjoy free lobby coffee, rain showers, and an on-site Wagyu teppanyaki restaurant, with Shibuya Station just a short walk away.
Whether you’re planning late nights, shopping adventures, or days exploring Tokyo, Granbell offers a distinctive base with the city’s energy close at hand.
Features
- Credit cards (no cash)
- Languages: Japanese, English
- Private guest rooms
- Private en-suite bathrooms
- Wi-Fi
- Luggage storage
LGBTQ+ relevant Not an LGBTQ+ venue, but useful to LGBTQ+ visitors because of its location, services or history.
Shibuya Granbell Hotel is included in GayOut's September 2026 directory of gay-friendly hotels in Shibuya.
Location
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- Address
- 15-17 Sakuragaokacho, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0031
- Nearest station
- Shibuya Station
- On foot
- About a 3-minute walk from Exit New South Gate (Shinminami)From Shibuya Station's New South Gate (Shinminami), walk approximately three minutes toward Sakuragaokacho. The hotel stands partway up a hill, with a large revolving entrance door. The hotel confirms wheelchair access to its lobby and guest rooms, although guest-room bathrooms are not wheelchair accessible. Redevelopment around Shibuya Station may cause temporary route changes and construction noise.
- In Japanese
- 〒150-0031 東京都渋谷区桜丘町15-17
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Information last checked: October 2026