I visited Tokyo alone, for the first time in Oct, for a week - loved the place! The Japanese are very polite and well mannered people. I took the airport limo bus (Y3000) directly to the hotel, it was the second stop. I had booked a single non-smoking room in the North Tower. Check-in was fast and easy, the staff... more

My stay here was flawless. I went with a couple--their room was actually much nicer than mine--their view was amazing--but I was satisfied with mine; it had everything I needed for a few days, including green tea I could make myself. We got the rooms with breakfast and I highly recommend this--there was a choice of several restaurants, each with... more

This hotel is tops for location - you are a 5 min walk from the Shinagawa Station. Take the Narita Express Train costs 3100 Yen each and takes 1hr 15 minutes. Take the Takanawa East Exit and you will see the hotel directly opposite. Check in was fine and the room was bigger than I expected. We were on the... more

The Prince Hotel Complex located right next to the Shinagawa Station is absolutely amazing. There is a shopping center located directly in the hotel complex complete with a bowling alley. An faboulous aquarium is located directly next store. The dolphin show there is an absolute must to see. You even get a discount if you from the hotel or you... more

Our stay in Tokyo was short as it was intended to be just a brief holiday before heading to Kyoto for a conference. This hotel was massive, a "village" in itself, with shops, restaurants, cafes, and convenience stores. We had planned trips to Harajuku/Omotesando, Asakusa, Ginza and Tsukiji Market. The JR train and metro station was directly across the street... more

I booked this hotel based on a friend's recommendation and having read for years about the tiny rooms in the Tokyo, we were satisfied with the compact accommodations. We loved the location, adjacent to all kinds of restaurants, shops and the Shinagawa station. Traveling with my 16-year old son, we picked up our some fruit and snacks in a supermarket... more

My teenaged son and I stayed at this hotel at the beginning and end of a G.A.P. tour of Japan. This is a big and very busy hotel. The service is excellent but the rooms are small ..... and you cannot open the windows which I do not like. Restaurants and room service in the hotel are expensives but there... more

As others note, this hotel is just across from the Shinagawa Station, where you can get an express train to/from Narita airport. Or, you can take a shuttle bus. (Taxi would be outrageously expensive!) Many authentic, delicious restaurants nearby, in the mall, the station & neighborhood. My room rate included breakfast at one of several venues. There's a nice bar... more

I booked a single room, east tower, on the hotel website directly. The main page looks attractive and the facility list can truly impress, although there are some backdraws. When checking in, I had trouble communicating with the reception staff who spoke lmited English and, to be frank, did not understand my questions. I was not made aware of hotel... more