Familys in Tokyo

I am now always staying at the group of Prince hotels across the street from the Shinagawa train station. Great location and consistent hotels. This is one of the more basic of the hotels with small rooms, but the service was great.

The Nakano Sunplaza Hotel is on floors 16-19 of the Sunplaza Bldg, very conveniently located one block from the Nakano train station. My room was very well appointed, with a sofa and full bathroom with all amenities.The building has a delightful cafe on the ground floor and a restaurant on the 20th floor. Nearby stores include a bakery, a department store, post office, many restaurants, and several grocery and convenience stores. There is even a Starbucks across the street. The Nakano Sunplaza Hotel is a great value.

Great hotel! Fantastic view. Nice gym. Stuff is very friendly.

Have stayed here twice and have had great experiences on both occasions. Close to hamamatsucho station on the yamanote line. Rooms are spacious and staff are excellent.

This hotel has incredible customer service and the room was clean, roomy for Tokyo, and conveniently located. Everything from the heated toilet seats with bidet to the wonderful city view made my stay memorable. The only thing I'd mention that is, in no way the fault of the Cerulean Tower Hotel, is that although the hotel is close to the Shibuya Station, it's across the highway and you have to go over the overpass and then back down, or walk pass the homeless camped out in the underpass to get from the station to the hotel. Lugging your bags throughout the enormous Shibuya station and then up and down the walkway is rough, especially when you've just gotten off a long flight from the US. Don't let that keep you away or you'll miss out on a great experience.

The hotel is quite upscale, very comfortable to stay, had many choices in the breakfast buffet downstairs with good coffee as well as vegetable juices we loved, and the lounge on the 20F had an excellent view with plenty of different kinds of drinks as well as snacks.

We recently stayed at the Hotel Metropolitan for two weeks in a small double room. I was a bit hesitant about the room before arriving at the hotel due to concerns over the size of the room and decor and facilities. Upon arriving I was pleasantly surprised. The room was located on the 15th floor with a pretty good view over the city, and on the day we arrived we were lucky enough to see Mt Fuji in the distance. The room itself had a double bed, a bedside table, a separate small table and chair, a fridge in the room which is empty and available for your own personal use, a lcd tv, a bathroom with a bath and a very good shower. The room is pretty compact and there is no real space to unpack your things, but from my perspective the room was very clean, fairly smartly decorated and met our needs very well, given the price. There is no chest of drawers for you to use, just a side table next to the bed with a few drawers and a small area with a few hangers by the door. That being said, for the price (combined flight and accomodation) it was very good value for money. Had we booked them separately it would have cost a lot more. We didn't eat in the hotel as there are so many places to eat outside of the hotel but there is a nice patisserie in the hotel which we used quite a bit. The hotel is also right by Ikebukuro station with good links on the JR and underground to most places in Tokyo. From/To Narita airport it couldn't be easier. The Limousine bus stops directly at the hotel.

It is a really good hotel with all the convenient things. The room is clean and spacious. The location is great! The staff is friendly and helpful. I have a good time there and trust the brand. I will be back with Sheraton hotels even in another cities ;-)

Although the hotel was fully booked due to an international conference, the staff was attentive and pleasant. Food was served on time and with a smile. We tried almost all the restaurants while we were there and the food was very good. The room was clean and very comfortable. The staff at guest relations went out of their way to help with any bookings for outings or help locating specific shops that we were looking for. The hotel is located less than 50 metres from a metro station which makes it very convenient for getting around the city. I will definitely stay there again and recommend it to others. It is in the upper price bracket but it's history and service make it well worth the value for money.