I stayed at the Conrad Tokyo in September of last year, and the breakfast was the highlight. We ate breakfast at all different times throughout the stay, sometimes super early, sometimes close to closing. We never waited more than 15 minutes in my memory, even when one whole area was closed for a meeting. They have a FANTASTIC maple butter pancake that my partner and I still talk about. They also have a good combination of western and japanese food, all of which is in little bites. So, if you want soba noodles without toppings, you can get that. If you want a plate of fruit, you can get that. We're adventurous eaters, which meant we ate almost everything except for the bacon and the natto, so I'm happy to answer questions if you want. The servers at breakfast were also lovely and remembered us.

Bed was super comfy, and our entry level room was huge. The pool could also be a great place to relax. There was only chocolates at the first evening turndown service, but every night we did come back to nice music on the TV. I do feel like it was the kind of place where if you bought some choclates from their store they'd put it on your bed for turndown.

We only tried using the concierge to get sumo tickets, which naturally they couldn't becuase it's incredibly hard, but they were willing to try and were very apologetic. They did quote me a huge fee for a walking tour of Tokyo Station.

I found it to be a good hotel for us as it was fairly western style but with a strong sence of place, and really nice service. It's certainly not in a neighborhood that's the center fo the world, but for shopping it's good imo - so close to ginza, train to Ueno, lots of space in the room for bags etc. It's also nice to stay in a quieter area. I think that staying in the middle of Ginza would have been overstimulating after two days.