We stayed at Sunshine City Prince as part of the tour package and had to find other hotels to stay in throughout our entire trip as the air conditioning in the hotel did not function very well. Some staff are hospitable but some act like as if you are their enemies or something. The rooms are incredibly small and the... more

Not that bad if you wish to shopping in tokyo, as the transportation is convenient. Small room, small bad. You could only see buildings from the small window. more

Built on top of a 3 story mall, you have easy access to almost anything you would want, while being far enough away from the subway system to have a good price. The subway is about a 15 minute walk away and is not tiring at all. I went with a school group after staying a month in Kyoto but... more

We flew into Narita's airport were we experienced a long line through customs, about 30 to 45 minutes. Getting luggage was not a problem. Best way for travel around is using the railway system, and it leaves right from the airport. You will need to switch lines in Tokyo and ita is about an hour to an hour and a... more

Room is hot and poorly ventilated. Temperature can not be adjusted, and windows can not be opened. In the meantime staff at the reception enjoys nice air conditioned environment. Station is far 15-20 min. walk. Internet is 1050 yen per day. more

We were back at the Sunshine City Prince in end-Feb for a 5 day stay for the 3rd time in as many years. Went on a JAL package which included a semi-double room. The room is SMALL! THE double bed took up practically all the space leaving you with some walking room barely enough to store your luggage. Was given... more

We thought it was close to Subway Station, just connected thru a shopping mall/underground passage and voila...but turned out, it wasn't at all..We did have to go thru shopping mall area for 15 mins and then went up to shopping street area, crossed 1 traffic light, walked again for 5 mins and found the Subway Elevator/Staircase Entrance. It was even... more

The hotel is really big and sited within a shopping mall. The rooms are compact but nicely furnished with hot water for tea and a fridge for your own use (much cheaper idea than a minibar) There is a family mart on the ground floor which sells everything from food and beverages to souvenirs and toiletries. You can buy sandwiches... more

The room are small by Asian standards. A room with two twin beds does not have enough space to have two large luggage opened at the same time without blocking the key passage way to the front door and bathroom. The rooms are clean but nothing special. The location is fantastic as it is connected to a large mall in... more