After a lot of research, I chose this hotel because of the quiet location, accessibility, value for money, and the fact that it is a Starwood property. In the absence of a platinum status, I knew there would be no upgrades. I was happy that we were given a room on the SPG floor overlooking the garden. I was initially... More

My husband and I stayed there. I've stayed there on business, too. They are so friendly. I love their afternoon tea. I also like their garden and fitness room with pool. The shuttle that takes you to Shinagawa or Meguro station is very convenient. We love the Chinese restaurant's tantan noodles. So yummy. The rooms are very comfortable. More

I did a quick 2 night stopover for fun after a business trip to Hong Kong. Having previously stayed for a week at the Westin Tokyo a few years ago, I can say it's not quite as nice as the Westin but still nice. They first gave me a double bed room but when I asked, I was given a... More

Very tired hotel, rooms are small and stuffy - and I was platnium upgrade to a larger room #802. Could clearly hear the Japanese female squealing and bed rocking of the amateur porn stars next door for the past 2 nights. No temperature control as it's centrally regulated. Lobby is disgusting and allows smokers, just look up at the ceiling... More

I have stayed in this hotel many times visting Tokyo. The Miyako is not the newest and most flashy hotel in Tokyo but it do have style and carries it´s age with great dignity. The fact that the hotel dates all the way back to 1979 is not visble at all. Lobby is big and spacious and offer good and... More

The Sheraton Miyako tries it's hardest to provide good service but just seems handicapped by an ageing infrastructure. Options for eating outside of the hotel is limited with the closest being around the Shinagawa precint (about 850 yes in a taxi). The rooms are a little stuffy. As a business hotel this hotel lacks the basics with very slow internet... More

We stayed 3 nights at the Miyako, on a vacation trip. The hotel is rather nicely situated, there are subway stations within walking distance and a shuttle bus to the nearby Shinagawa station. Although not very recent (I stayed there twice before, on business trips) the rooms are clean and comfortable. Staff was helpful and friendly, the concierge helped us... More

It is Sheraton Group, but don't expectct big Shearton hotels in the US. It was originally an independent hotel (Miyako Hotel) founded by a Japanese company, and it just happened to be bought by Sheraton. So, Gym is very very small ( just a couple of running machines, exercise bikes, etc). Location is a bit awkward (nothing in walking distance,... More

I recently stayed at this hotel twice. Once for 7 nights and another stay for 1 night. I am also a SPG Platinum. During my 1st stay, the service received at front desk was mediocre. I wasn't explained my Platinum benefits and a question about receiving an upgraded room (per Plat bennies) was just met with a yes. Room The... More