I always recomment this hotel: great location (2 min from Shinagawa Station, direct Narita Express connection!), friendly to your budget, a hop across the street shows you how Japan's Salarymen spend their evenings and you actually see how "normal" hotels in Japan look like. besides: when in Tokyo why hang out in your hotel? T

We stayed at this hotel on our first night in Tokyo Japan. Its location is ideal as its just outside the Shinagawa station which is a major station well connected to the city & country's network,we had a double room which was clean and fresh.Hotel staff spoke English and were very helpful their breakfast was(Japanese) good as well got the... More

We were staying at an apartment a few blocks away and had lost our printed reservation for the Imperial Palace tour. The hotel allowed us to print the reservation on their computer in the lobby. This was very helpful and we wanted to thank them for their kind service. As for the location, it was better than our apartment as... More

So this is not a hotel to stay in if you plan to spend much time in your room. I stayed in a single room and it was tiny. Even tiny for Japan. You could not open a suitcase fully anywhere in the room, it had to be partially accessed while peeking out from under the bed. The bathroom was... More

So, Japan has really two types of hotels. Business hotels, and western hotels. They have some hotels that are the business hotels with western amenities. I will say that it is difficult to stay at this hotel if you don't have any familiarity with Japanese, or are with someone that speaks Japanese. I speak basic Japanese, and can do ok... More

Excellent location, bang opposite Shinagawa station (JR and Shinkansen lines); great varierty of American breakfast (this saved me a lot of trouble since I am a strict Indian vegetarian); easy acces to any part of Tokyo and suburbs

This was our last stop before hopping on an airplane in Narita to go home. I would definitely consider staying here if travelling to Tokyo in the future. It is across street from Shinagawa station which is a major station that connect you to JR Shinkansen, Yamamoto line inside Tokyo, several subway lines, and Narita Express to the airport. There... More

During our week in Japan, we stayed at three Toyoko Inns. We chose to stay at this location first for two nights as it is easy to access from Narita Airport and Shinagawa Station (convenient for both the bullet train to Kyoto and JR Yanamote line) is just across the street. All of the Toyoko Inns that we stayed at... More

The hotel is adjacent to the Prince Shinagawa Hotel but a bit cheaper and "breakfast" is included. I checked in for 7 nights there but the staff was not keen to converse in English. 15 storey high, the building is served by only one lift that makes you wait a bit. The marble lobby deceives guests as the corridors and... More