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hey! I stayed at the shinjuku grand bell Hotel for a tattol of 7days. I only used the hotel for about 5-7hours a day and that was to sleep and freshen up. Over all it's a good place. Just during my stay they where remodeling the balcony and bar. It's still open for service but it's and inconvenience how you can't see the view of the city and get the full experience.

Nice and modern, staff is very nice and friendly! Excellent location close to train stations and subways.

Very good experience. Enjoyed the hotel and my visit to this area.

Was on a trip through the West (Kansai) portion of Japan. Came in the evening via Shinkansen from Kyoto and found the hotel; it was very easy to find, just go straight from the station exit. The view from the 15th floor was amazing as I was able to get a view of Tokyo Tower lit up at night. I would recommend trying for it as the view is amazing on that side compared to the other, more modest view of urban Japan. The staff was very polite and didn't hesitate to assist me when I was checking in, going to the lounge, checking out, and dropped my bags off for the day before leaving. Shinagawa station (closest station to the hotel) is a hub for the Shinkansen mentioned earlier (high speed bullet train) that connects Tokyo to greater mainland Japan. It is a two stop trip to return to Narita Airport. The station is also a major artery for many subway lines and if that wasn't enough, it's a quick 13 minute ride to Shibuya, one of the next biggest station hubs. Overall the room was excellent, staff was very friendly and helpful, and location is ideal for traveling anywhere in mainland Japan.

We loved our stay at the Royal Park Shiodome. The location was perfect for us. It's near the Ginza, Tsukiji Fish Market and mass transit. The room was clean and comfortable. The staff was great. They were really helpful with room, getting around town and baggage. Will stay there again.

When I booked the vacation through Travelocity, I specified 2 adults and 2 children 9 years and 11 years. Usually the hotel would have 2 queen (or at least double) beds that could comfortably fit the four of us. When we checked into the hotel, the desk clerk looked at the 4 of us and asked, "Four???" We took a look at the room, and there was no way that even two kids would fit into one of their beds, let alone 2 adults or an adult and a child. There was also no space in the room for a cot. We ended up paying almost full rack rate for an extra room, which erased all savings we had making a booking through Travelocity.  Not the fault of the hotel, but Travelocity should have at least parameters that show that two 3-foot wide beds would not fit a family with 2 kids, even if they are under 12!! Big fail on the part of Travelocity. The hotel itself is wonderful - great location, comfortable, friendly service, and mostly English speaking staff. At booking, we opted for an upgraded corner room which has huge windows and a great view of the city. The second (expensive) room we got was tiny, had a tiny window, and cramped for two adults. The hotel is right next to the Shiodome subway station, and walking distance to the much larger Shimbashi station. Food is plentyful within 10mins walk, so we only ate breakfast the first morning at the hotel while orientating ourselves in Tokyo. As the Tsukiji Fish market is just 15 mins walk away, and breakfast there starts at 3am in the morning, jetlagged vacationers will find the Park Hotel Tokyo to be a great location to explore Tokyo from.

We were greeted with friendly hotel staff and a nice view from our room overlooking Tokyo city and we also could see the famous Shibuya crossing. We recieved a welcoming gift of fresh strawberries and a nice letter from the hotel manager. The room was pleasantly spacious and the bed very comfortable.