Top Hotels Near Shinagawa Shrine in Tokyo from NZ$89

"Great location and amenities "

"Everything you could want was available here. Great place to stay."

"Everything was clean! The staff was really helpful and nice! We love the area too, def recommend "

"The rooms were clean and the hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. The location of the hotel was close to everything. Travelling with our older kids was easy since they could jump onto the train and go anywhere with ease."

"Central location close to the shinagawa train station, shops and restaurants nearby. Excellent staff and service. Best amenities. Toiletries, slippers and pajamas provided and replenished daily. "

"Really enjoyed my stay—the staff were kind and helpful, the room was clean, and the location made everything easy to get to. Would definitely stay again. とても良い滞在でした。スタッフは親切で助かりましたし、部屋も清潔で、立地もとても便利でした。またぜひ利用したいです。"

"I stayed at this hotel in Tokyo and would give it a solid 4 stars. The rooms are on the smaller side, which is pretty typical for Tokyo, but they were clean, cozy, and comfortable. That said, they can feel quite tight if you have large luggage. Thankfully, there is a luggage storage area near reception, which is very helpful. One thing to note is that amenities like toothbrushes, razors, and other essentials are self-serve at the reception area rather than provided in the room. There’s also no bottled water in the room—instead, there’s a jug you can use to fill up water from another floor. It definitely has more of a “do-it-yourself” style setup. That said, the staff were very kind and helpful, which made the stay more enjoyable. Overall, it’s a good option if you’re okay with a more self-service experience and want a comfortable place to stay in the city."

"A comfortable hotel and the breakfast was good. The food and wine in the bar on the upper floor was meagre for what we paid."

"The breakfast selection was outstanding! A perfect combination of typical Japanese breakfast options along with Western alternatives for those who need that. The rooms and bathroom are SMALL, but that's to be expected in Tokyo. The front desk staff speak very little English, which they have solved with technology via automated check-in kiosks. Express check-out by just dropping your keycard in a slot is every convenient. "