Shiba Park Hotel Tokyo

I was expecting a small room but to my great surprise it was bigger then the Keio Hotel room in was in several years ago. Very clean with the excellent service one expects and yet is always glad to re-experience in Japan. Tokyo Tower gleams overhead and many restaurants crowd the nearby streets for your dining pleasure. I sadly missed eating in the hotel itself as the lure of Tokyo called but next time would love to try the 2 star Michelin restaurant inside as well as the classical Japanese one available. Both reasonably priced. I got a great deal on this travel site and would come back here in a heartbeat.

Just a little b-moll: Continental breakfast buffet is close to poor, should be improved. Was much better in 2009. Sounds strange that e-mail use is charged for. One of the keyboards should at least be repared. some of the letters on one of the keybords have totally disappeard. We have experienced hotels at which e-mail use was part of the service. Everything else is perfect.

DId not get to go to Tokyo after due to the Tsunami but sending Aloha to all the people of who suffer in this tragedy.

Very good location and a lovely hotel. The staff couldn't do enough for us even though they couldn't always understand us. They certainly tried to be as helpful as possible. Room was OK and a bit bigger than the other european hotels we had stayed at.

對於家庭，沒有相通的門，不太方便

I felt that the location was very good. It was within walking distance to Tokyo Tower and Zojoji. There are also several metro/subway lines within walking distance, so visiting different parts of the city will not be a problem. There are many food places to eat at, too. In all, a very central location. The rooms were clean and there were enough amenities, and the staff were nice and helpful.

Decent size room and reasonably priced. A bit far from the station but clean and good facilities.

When I was first introduced to Shiba Park Hotel in 1996, it was a thriving Japanese business hotel...reasonably priced, quiet, and very conveniently located. Today the hotel has become a haven for European and American families and 'back-packers' traveling on a budget. There is no gym or pool and laundry service is expensive and not always available. The lobby is still pretty smoky at times, though the hotel does have non-smoking rooms that don't reek of stale tobacco. There are two buildings...one of which has been newly remodeled. Typcial of Japanese hotels, the pillows and mattresses are hard. The rooms are generally small and spartan, but somehow it all works. The staff is courteous and helpful.

First trip to Tokyo. Hotel excellent, no problems encountered. Staff most friendly and helpful. Hotel has direct shuttle bus from Narita airport so you do not have to take train and taxi.