Hotel construction cleaning in Tokyo
A hotel opens room by room, and each room has to look as though no builder ever entered. eStreet! cleans guest rooms and common areas before opening, with a checklist and photos for every floor.
Cleaning by room type, not by guess
A hotel is a repetition of a few room types. We clean the first room of each type as a sample, agree the checklist with your project manager or the general contractor, and then repeat it across the floor. That keeps the standard the same from the first room to the last and makes the photo record easy to read.
Inside the guest room
In each room we remove construction dust and fine dust from sills, door frames, headboard panels, built-in wardrobes, desks, shelves and the inside of drawers and cabinets. Windows, glass and sashes are cleaned, mirrors are polished clear, and protective film, curing tape, stickers and labels are removed from fixtures. Floors are vacuumed and damp-mopped, with carpet and hard flooring each treated the way the surface allows.
The bathroom: unit bath, tile and glass
Guest bathrooms receive the most careful attention, because guests inspect them closely. We clean the bath or shower, basin, toilet, tile, shower screen and mirror. Fresh sealant smudges and light paint splatter are wiped from glass, tile and fixtures with surface-safe methods. Vents and grilles are wiped on the surface, and floors are cleaned and dried. Anything that is damaged in the surface, such as a scratch on a new basin, we point out rather than promise to remove.
Corridors, lobby, lifts and the restaurant area
Common areas create the first impression. We clean the lobby counter, glass entrance doors, lift interiors and doors, corridor skirting, stair rails, lounge fixtures and the surfaces of the restaurant or breakfast area. Floors are swept, vacuumed and damp-mopped in an order that avoids walking dust over cleaned zones. Exterior glass on upper floors and facade work are outside our scope.
Floor-by-floor handover
Hotels rarely finish all at once. The contractor hands over one floor, then the next. We can plan a visit per floor, close each one with its checklist and photos, and give your team a clear record of which floors are ready. That lets furniture and amenity teams follow behind us without anyone walking dust back into a finished corridor.
What stays with the hotel
We do not make beds, set linen or place amenities. We do not clean mattresses, curtains or loose furniture beyond wiping the surfaces, and we do not hang artwork. Wax stripping, sealing and machine polishing of floors are not offered. These boundaries are written into the quote so that each task has an owner.
A touch-up visit before the first guests
Between our main clean and the first night, many people walk through: furniture installers, the amenity team, the IT and TV technicians, the photographer. A short touch-up visit close to opening day, which we add to the quote when you ask, takes dust and footprints off the rooms and corridors that matter most. It is much smaller than the main clean and can be limited to the lobby and a sample of rooms.
Renovating a hotel that stays partly open
When a hotel renovates floor by floor while other floors operate, the dust barriers and the access routes are the contractor’s responsibility. Our part begins once a floor is released. We follow the building’s access rules, use agreed lifts and routes, and clean as quietly as the building requires. Tell us which floors are occupied and we plan around them, so a guest never meets a cleaning crew in a corridor that is still open.
Glass, mirrors and fixtures guests photograph
Guests photograph the window view, the bathroom mirror, the lobby and the breakfast area, so we pay particular attention to the places that appear in booking photos. Glass is cleaned streak-free, taps and shower fittings are wiped and polished clear, and the edges of tile and the bottom of doors are checked against the checklist. We do not promise to remove marks that are part of the new fixtures, but we find and report them, so that the contractor can attend to them before opening.
Restaurants, meeting rooms and back-of-house
A hotel is more than its rooms. The breakfast room, banquet or meeting rooms, staff areas, linen rooms and loading corridor each need a pass, even if guests never see them. We list these with you at the quote stage and give each one a line in the checklist. Back-of-house corridors are cleaned in the same way as public ones, because staff will use them from the first morning, carrying trays, trolleys and boxes through them.
A crew sized to the building
A small boutique hotel may need two cleaners with a supervisor. For a larger building the team is sized to the job: more cleaners, one supervisor leading each floor, and the work phased to match your timetable. The fixed price is set from room count, floor area and common areas, and is confirmed before the visit. Standard visits run 9:00 to 17:00, and out-of-hours work can be agreed.
Booking, payment and the record
Requests are accepted at any hour, and we reply within 1 hour in English or Japanese. Hotels outside the 23 wards are served too, and travel cost is stated before the booking is final. Companies pay by invoice and bank transfer, or by credit card, PayPay or cash. Missed spots reported within 24 hours with a photo are re-cleaned at no extra cost.
How do I book a cleaner?
Choose a service
Pick a plan and see the fixed price.
Pick a date
At least 24 hours ahead, between 9:00 and 17:00.
We confirm
We reply by email, normally within 1 hour.
We clean
Your cleaner arrives with supplies and the agreed checklist.
Frequently asked questions
Can you do the whole hotel at once?
Yes, with a crew sized to the building, or floor by floor to follow the contractor’s handover.
Do you make beds or place linen?
No. Bedding, linen and amenities stay with the hotel’s own team.
Will you remove scratches on new fixtures?
No. Damage that is part of the surface is pointed out, not promised away.
How do we get a record for each room?
The photo report is organised by room or by floor, with the completed checklist.
Price shown upfront. Book in 2 minutes, reply within 1 hour
Fixed priceTeam + supervisorEnglish and Japanese
Ready to book? Check availability
Inquiries and reservations are accepted 24 hours a day. When you submit, we check availability, assign a cleaner and contact you within 1 hour.
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