Tokyo Family Accommodation

The hotel is very well located, very close to the Imperial Gardens and to the Hibiya and Ginza subway stations (not too far from Tokyo station). However, it has several aspects to improve (and others impossible to improve, like the tiny size of the rooms). To be improved: the breakfast is low quality and initially confusing. There is no taxi calling service at the front desk, and little help concerning tourist directions .

All the staff are very niice and helpful. Walking distance to Shinjuku and JR Stations. Many traditional eateries and convenience shops nearby.

Great location, minutes walk to station and shopping mall. Beautiful night view from the 34th floor.

We enjoyed our stay at this hotel, which was clean and comfortable. We slept really well and it was very quiet. The location is a bit strange, as you have to go up via escalators or a separate elevator, but we have no complaints!

This hotel is more for local business men/women travel to the area for one or two nights staying who would have less luggage than us. Nice location next to a bigger and more expensive Washington Hotel. Rooms are small. We had a 3 beds room so the space was seemed even smaller. Nothing fancy. Good for the night when you are exhausted from traveling. Good varieties of breakfast choice. Use the back entrance to avoid a long flight of stairs to the lobby.

Everything was great good price good view access to everything you need like food and transportation

Overall, the night shift staff don't speak English At all. And when I request assistance in bringing the luggage down, that person ask me to bring it down myself. And request luggage storage, his answer was no...

Only a few mins walk just across the street from Shinagawa station. From the station, walk across the pedestrian crossing then you should see McDonalds. Walk through the small arcade and the Prince hotel should be easy to find. Note, there are several Prince hotels in the area and some have separate buildings so it might just be a matter of asking for directions. Room size quite comfortable and above average for a JP business hotel. I stayed in the North building paying a little extra for a room that includes access to the business lounge which includes breakfast. Whilst the business lounge is very comfortable, artistic and modern, downside is no alcohol served, so be mindful if this is a priority. Breakfast is western consisting of salad (one choice), bacon, scrambled eggs, croissant/bread and chicken soup. Whilst reasonable, I preferred to buy a bento box at the station. For the business lounge, a simple idea would be to offer a complimentary drink per night then any additional alcohol would be charged. A simple revenue stream. If arriving via Haneda, beware that there is no JR line connecting to the airport. Options are to catch the monorail or Keikyu line which is then easy to connect to JR. There are plenty of airport staff to assist. For extended/repeat visits, I recommend to pick up a (prepaid) IC card (Suica) and again staff can easily help with this - can be used for both monorail and Keikyu etc.

Close to subway ginza ichome. But this subway has no interconnection with another subway that can bring you to tokyo station so you need to go around. But only 10 minutes walking distance to tokyo station.

Was pleasantly surprised by this hotel. Well located within a three minute walk to Okubo train station, only one stop to Shinjuku. Staff was great, consistently helpful, spoke English well. Included breakfast was pretty good.......basically continental with some ham and sausages. Rooms rather large for a Tokyo hotel and cleaning service is twice per week. If you have a lengthy stay, there are laundry machines at no charge, incredibly!