I always check for hairs. Lifted both bed sheets and saw hair on both beds. Maybe i was being too clean, so i just unpacked. Then i saw a big piece of booger on the wall dried up for days. Then i smelled some dinginess on the carpet, looked closer and saw a lot of hair on the floor, dirty... More

Every traveler arrives in Tokyo absolutely tired , if its not from travelling its from the hussle bussle of the worlds biggest city ,even tho its on time and a world of its own like no other on earth. But arriving at Shinagawa 's huge train station and needing to check in and go out ..there is no way Im... More

We stayed at the Grand Prince Hotel New Takanawa for 8 nights in April 2013. The room itself was big and spacious with comfortable beds, a balcony (our only wish is that we were on a higher floor as we didn't have much of a view), and the kimonos were a nice touch and great to put on at the... More

Spent 5 nights on executive floor (15th) in April. I booked through their own website on a promotional spring 20% discounted rate which was about GBP 95 per night which was a great deal for the quality. The room was spacious with a very comfortable king size bed, comfy chair, desk and chair, TV (Japanese channels only), fridge, fitted wardrobe.... More

We stayed there for 7 days in late March 2013. The hotel was relatively old, but well maintained. The room have been updated with very comfortable beds and bathroom. The room was relatively small compared to typical US hotel rooms, but 3 of us were able to spend the night comfortably. I heard that the restaurants in the hotel didn't... More

Very big hotel , big rooms, but necessary need updating! Confusing numbering of the rooms. Terrible toilets in the lounge. Wonderful garden with blossoming cherry trees and lake full of fish improved the impression. Breakfast ok, but nothing impressive.

Big hotel, just up the hill from Shinagawa station. Close to restaurants and shopping. Other than that it's a throw-back to the glory days of the early 1980s. Internet is wired in the rooms, but there is no WiFi in the room unless you bring your own hotspot, or you rent a wireless router from the front desk (1000yen per... More

The hotel is really big... Is in strategic position, close to the Shinagawa station, equipped with everything that make this hotel perfect. The staff speak english very good, the rooms are clean, and they have lan cable and wifi acces to the web. The unique thing to mention: there is a couple of very similar named hotels in the area,... More

As Tokyo hotels go, its not bad. The rooms are nice and spacious and clean. There are just a few things that let it down: 1. Limited wifi access (you have to ask for a router and they are frequently "out"). 2. Bureaucratic and slow check in/check out. OK, its Japan so this is normal. 3. Awful western breakfast choices.... More