This is a perfectly acceptable hotel if you plan to just sleep there in the midst of a hectic Tokyo visit. The rooms are on the smaller side and set in dark tones but then thats the size yout get in Japan. It is located in a residential neighbourhood and away from the hustle and bustle. Flip side is that... more

The Sheraton Miyako is not within walking distance of a metro station but the hotel does provide a complimentary shuttle service to and from the station on a regular basis. The hotel is much like a Sheraton in the states only it feels more polished. more

I have stayed at this hotel twice in the last couple of years. The only reason I have chosen it is because I am a Starwood Platinum member and Starwood (normally...) really goes out of its way to look after its premium members. However, this hotel is just in a very inconvenient location and there is absolutely nowhere within walking... more

I stayed this hotel from April 2009 for weeks for the business stay in Tokyo. The location is kind of quiet area known as very high society area, so it's not so convenient to go to find the restaurant. You need to take a shuttle bus to the closest station "Meguro-Eki" 5mnis to go to find restaurant. I couldn't find... more

Great staff and an excellent bus service to local train stations. We stayed for 4 nights in a double room with two extra roll-away beds for the kids and still had room to move. A hard thing to find in any Japanese city. The bus service every 15 mins to Shinagawa in the mornings and Meguro for the rest of... more

I was staying at Sheraton Miyako in June for one week with a number of colleagues and the fact that there were many of us in the same hotel helped to make some observations regarding the rooms and services. Overall, I would seriously suggest that the hotel either lowers its prices and rates itself as a 3 star hotel max,... more

The Sheraton Miyako Tokyo hotel doesn't look like much from the outside, but inside reveals a nice, standard level of expected Sheraton quality. Rooms in particular looked to be a bit nicer than even the lobby / common area, which are slightly dated but not overly so. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Also, do be aware that the hotel... more

I spent two nights here, and this was my first experience of a Sheraton. I was expecting a bit more to be honest. I know Tokyo hotels are never cheap, but I thought that this was overpriced. My room smelt very stale, and I was unable to open the window to freshen it up.... there were no other rooms available... more

We stayed 2 nights at the Miyako at the beginning of our trip to Japan and found the hotel to be a bit old and outdated. Don't get me wrong, the service was impeccable and they have a wonderful concierge who gave us all the infomation we needed for our trip (clear instructions for subways, you name it) but the... more