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My boyfriend and I stayed there for nine nights and were able to explore easily. Locations such as Akihabara, Harajuku, Meiji Shrine, Shibuya, and a lot more are a short train ride away and with the train station so close it was easy to get around. Lots of shops, restaurants, and arcades within walking distance of the hotel.

The staff at this hotel are very friendly and helpful. The location is very convenient to many sites and transportation stations. I would recommend this hotel to a friend.

Rooms are a bit small but average by Japanese standards.

The trains go by and when it is cold outside the rails contract and they become very noisy. Otherwise the location is perfect and it is very comfortable and spacious.

The noise from the trains close by.

Close to train station Good staff service

Location highly convenient with train station located only minutes away. Lots of shopping in Ikebukuro. Hotel employees very accommodating and highly professional.

Just about everything was as expected.

Only complaint was that room was too warm (March stay) we couldn't get the air conditioner to cool the room adequately and couldn't open the windows to cool it down to an acceptable level.

The stall was really helpful and was the only hotel that I stayed in Japan that provided soft pillows...

This hotel was the most expense one that I stayed in Japan, around US$185,00 and for that price I was expecting a much better room. The bathroom was disgusting with visible mold all around probably because the exhaust fan wasn't efficient enough to keep the moist out of it.. The toilet bowl underneath the seat was all black mold... The shower walls is getting yellowish probably because no scrubbing it's been done.. I saw a single room keeper guy cleaning the whole building floor when I got there but he was cleaning alone at least 18 rooms in that floor as I noticed the rooms doors was all wide open and he was running between those rooms with vaccum and cleaning supplies and etc... The blocks/area around of this hotel have lots of "massage" business places and lots of guys hanging around the walkway corners to offer girls to do a "special" job if you interesting... Definitely not a family hotel to stay ! Few blocks away from the opposite side of the Shinjuku Train Station I stayed at Sun Route Hotel of Shinjuku that was much much better location in the area and a family hotel with quality and breakfast include for under US$120,00. Hope this review helps lots of visitors.

Bed was very comfortable, bathroom was extremely nice. Wifi worked great and was unlimited and free. Location was close to a subway stop that took you to all the Tokyo tourist attractions.

The Double room was very small, but that is expected for Tokyo. There wasn't a lot of night life going on around the hotel.

great location. 5 minutes from Akasaka-Mitsuke Metro, which has a restaurant alley right behind with 200+ options. hotel sits adjacent to aston martin dealership and 3 minutes walk from le creation de Narisawa; i.e. a posh neighbourhood. it's also within 10 minutes walk to at least three major greeneries in Tokyo.

late check-out is expensive at ¥1500 add'l per hour. elevator a bit slow.

- Cleanliness - Spacious Space - Amenities - Friendly Staff - Service - Shuttle to Shinjuku Station

- A bit far from Shinjuku Station by walking - Underground (Metro) does not have full escalator (a bit difficult if carry lots of stuff)

Staff is extremely helpful with everything . I have requested to make a reservation at many famous restaurants and the concierge staff did a very professional job securing a seat for me . They have planned everything for me better than I have planned by myself .

Classic or dated, whatever your preference, but well maintained and spotless. Large rooms, for Japan. Staff is marvelous. Very close to the US Embassy and train stations. All staff speak English sufficient to get the job done. Booking through Kayak got a reasonable rate for Tokyo.

Couldn't control the heat in the room, which was 79F. WiFi connects but can be erratic on mobile devices. Food in the hotel is outrageously expensive, but a 2 minute walk gets you to reasonable options. Gym is excellent but there is a substantial extra charge to use it.

My November stay in Tokyo was switched from Okura Hotel to Sheraton Miyako Hotel, because Okura was demolished in May this year for a new hotel building to be reopened in 2018. So all the evaluations given here are for Miyako Hotel. The hotel is excellent, very roomy and update. It offers all what a ordinary traveler needs and beyond. Its location is great right in the middle of several subway stations, only Meguro station and takaniwa station are within walking distance. But, scheduled hotel buses taking hotel guests to Meguro and Shinagawa station is an excellent way to help hotel guests move around. Do your homework and find out what time the airport limousine bus can take you from airports to Miyako Hotel before you buy airline tickets. Because the bus schedule is very odd. I came to Miyako from Tokyo Haneda Airport, the airport limousine bus only runs twice in the morning and once in the late evening (Good for red eyed flight guests). If you come to the hotel any time between those schedules, you need to find out what is the nearest hotel or subway stations to Miyako the airport bus can take you to, then take taxi from there to Miyako.

I stay here quite often on trips to Tokyo, and although it's not as fancy as its non-Annex neighbour, the staff is always courteous and welcoming, the rooms spotless, and the location absolutely cannot be beat, especially for the price. The rooms are small by U.S. standards but larger than many other Tokyo-area hotels. In-room (wired) internet is fast and the hot water kettle is a great touch.

Despite the weak dollar, the price per night was reasonable for a hotel in Tokyo. The central location made it easy to get to the train station, walk to the Ginza. I was pleased to be greeted by an English speaking staff member. The room was well appointed and clean. The restaurant was okay, but their were good ones nearby. The fitness center required going outside to an adjoining building.

Nice staff. Every staff member of the hotel is very helpful. I will come and stay in this hotel again. The location of hotel is very convenient. Overall stay in the hotel I can say is wonderful.

Location

modern and well run - fantastic view from room

breakfast was not included; paid more to check in a bit early; room was very small

staff was very nice and helpful. the room was clean. not the best or most modern but it's the basics. nice renovated bathrooms. high floors. AIRPORT SHUTTLE IS AMAZING!

the bedside tables are a bit ghetto. otherwise everything was good.

The deluxe city view room was phenomenal for a country boy like me. Room cleaning and bed making was excellent, left my extra spending money in the room and never missed a penny. Everyone was so very polite in the hotel, the view from the bar on the top floor is also not to be missed. Prices for drinks, etc. are as to be expected for this hotel, but don't miss breakfast! As American as you could want, and make sure you ask the guy with the chef hat on to make your eggs. Omelet, over easy, whatever, they will be done to perfection and delivered to your table. I loved my stay at this hotel, it was hard to come back to reality in the US.

No free wifi

This is a really convenient location for travelers. It's directly across the street from Akasaka-mitsuke Station, lots of Japanese and non-Japanese food options and some historic sites. If you can managed to get a room on the back side of the hotel, I would recommend it. My room was so quiet. It was perfect. The hotel staff were very nice. They were able to direct me to where I needed to go when I had to buy a few things for my trip. Getting there from Narita airport was easy. I just bought a ticket on the appropriate limousine bus for 3100 yen. Yes, that's slightly more expensive than the Keisei Skyliner, but it drops you off at the front door of this hotel. It's worth the extra 600 yen to not have to carry my luggage through the train stations from where the Keisei Line drops you off. And it's way cheaper than a cab.

Breakfast downstairs is quite pricey (about 2800 yen or so). Of course, it's not like you have to eat at the hotel. It's literally 4 doors down from a Tully's coffeeshop where you can have a decent breakfast and coffee for less than 700 yen.

Free upgrade to a larger room (we checked in fairly late). Late check out.

Unfortunately, they only had smoking rooms.

Everything was Excelent!!

Second time to stay there. First time was given a free upgrade (to an Executive Room) as there were no single rooms available. This time no upgrade but the room was almost as good. The most spacious rooms I've had in my trips in Japan. Good views, good for business district and short walk to main station/shops. The area is a bit of a quieter and a bit of a breather from the crowds/bright lights of the area around the main station.

The bathroom could do with being refitted to be more modern and contemporary.

the location is good,very clean hotel the shuttle bus services is very helpful

No comlpains

Sraff were very helpful

High rates, no breakfast, tea stuff not sufficent

good location near subway and jr lines

The area of the hotel is very convenient. Easy access to the metro and walking distance to a very interesting area of Tokyo. Recommended for a first visit to the city, we will probably go the there again in the future!

Excellent room Nice bathroom Clean Staff spoke decent English Lots of restaurants near the hotel.

Uphill (horribly on one side, not so bad on the other), somewhat hard to find without phone/gps, and about a 13 minute walk from the subway station. Room isn't very big. Prepare to keep your things organized to maintain space. Not good with large bags. Minimal to do close to the hotel. No rose petals on the bed.

Breakfast options are good.

The South wing room bathroom had a slight sewer odor at times.

Location

The room and the hotel are not so modern

Convenient and nice hotel

More shuttle to the airport and station

A little dated but great none-the-less.

Breakfast buffet, a seating area in our room, and a bed off the ground. We had been on great tour staying Japanese ryokans which were a treat but good to getting back to western comforts.

Don't have any complaints

Comfortable beds Restaurants in the hotel Close to the train station

Small room Hotel smells like smoke

The staff is incomparable (then again, Japanese people have standards no one else in the world has), they were so on the ball about everything, from questions about the city, to housekeeping and in room massages, that this hotel in the US would cost 550 a night, and I only paid around 200. Japan is on another level. The comparison between Japan and the United States, is that there is no comparison.

Everything was perfect.

I was on a business trip visiting a company less than 2 blocks away so I couldn't beat the location. I got the normal room, which is small but had everything I needed. Rooms are modern and mine was clean. Hotel is dated. The lobby feels like the 70's or 80's and lacks a real bar reestaurant. The cafe in the lobby has a very limited menu of food and drink, particularly for breakfast. Would I stay here again? Yes for the same location/price balance I paid on this trip.

Massive room for Tokyo standards with a lovely large washroom. Excellent staff service. Laundromat in first floor was appreciated as we were on a 6 week trip.

No

Very cool room clean n enough space just the location not ideal

Location walking to subway ok but station is at least one transfer from most destination

Good location Friendly staff

Immediately after we checked in to our room, my husband noticed an odor in the room and requested to change room. The staff was very responsive and put us in a different room right away. Unfortunately, the second room also had a very strong odor. It smelled like mildew. We just put up with the smell for the next 3 days :(

I had a superior room which had plenty of space and a nice queen bed. Very modern room. The staff was very nice and very helpful with our bags.

Nothing wish I could have stayed longer

The bayside view was the hoghlight of the room

I cannot list a thing that I didn't like

The attention to detail made the stay so much better.

very hard bed

I like that the location it is excellent and its to easy to registration and ubication

I will like that the hotel have red wii fii because de internet acces is poor, and the check in time i think that it is too late al 2 00 pm

The room was clean, hotel location was perfect, quiet area at 10 min from crowded Shinjuku, good value for money

Room was small but that is the case for most of the hotels in Japan

very nice and efficient staff, great location (quiet at night, with a subway stop right in front and a 10 min walk from food and entertainment places of Shinjuku)

spacious......

the housekeeping did not clean up the room well..... the many thing just like candy wrapper were still in the carpet.....

The view from the bar/restaurant on the top floor was outstanding!

I thought the hotel was closer to Haneda Airport than it turned out to be.

Hotel was extremely close to the Hanzomon subway station. To avoid getting lost, be sure to take the Bancho Exit from the tokyo metro Hanzomon station otherwise you will be trekking several blocks to find the hotel. The room was clean and the staff spoke very good English. Front desk staff was very polite.