The best thing about this place that you can get to it directly from Narita airport by one of the Limousine buses (#13) in an hour or so, depending on traffic. My room was small but clean and quiet. The TV only has Japanese channels, so no CNN or other international channels. There is no room service so even after... More

we travel japan tokyo end of april, the hotel is located in the opposite train station make everything on travel easy especially with family. rooms on floor 29th with a good view on tokyo tower also little view on sky tree. rooms on small size but we understand this is the standard of the big city. we are very dissapointed... More

I stayed at the Shinagawa Prince Hotel Tokyo from Nov. 3, 2011 to Nov. 5. 2011 with my friends. Trust me it's really a bad experience. Since we know that we need adapter for our cell phone and other electrical equipments, I left message through their online system (English Webpage), inquiring whether they could provide us with one. I didn't... More

I stayed at Annex tower. We first arrived to the main tower and the reception seemed almost like a luxury hotel, but our feeling changed when we got to the Annex tower reception, it felt like a some budget hotel compared to the main tower reception. People were nice and helpful as always in Japan. The rooms were very nice,... More

I stayed in the Main Tower for one night as part of a tour, then in the East Tower for four nights on my own - overall I found the hotel to be great. The location is fantastic, right across the road from Shinagawa Station where you can get trains to literally everywhere. There are plenty of shops, restaurants &... More

Location is perfect just across the road from Shinagawa station, from that station you can easily go to Kyoto and other cities by Shinkanshen, NEX train to Narita airport also stop here. There are many shops, restaurants nearby. We got a room for 2 people in the North Tower and to my surprise it is very big, there are very... More

Stayed in the north tower. It is widely known that the North and the east towers are very old and smell badly. A couple of unconfortable things.. - When I checked in, they charged me for 60,000 JPY for 10 nights, I thought it was little cheaper than expected so I asked them to make sure that is the price... More

Stayed four nights here during golden week this year. I was on the 11th floor of the east tower and if you are looking for a spacious room, this is not for you. The room was tiny, (with arms out stretched i could just touch the two walls) but as I was here on holidays By myself and only used... More

The hotel is, as others have noted, very conveniently located just across the street from the Shinagawa station. We took the train up from Kyoto and were right there. The Yamanote line goes there, too, so if you want to go around Tokyo itself, you are in a good spot with this hotel. Shinagawa is on the edge of Tokyo.... More