Shiba Park Hotel

“Modern, comfortable and quiet”

The hotel is ideally located close to subway and railways stations, and is a very short walk to a range of restaurants, temples and Tokyo Tower. The staff are all friendly and eager to assist. The room I had was clean, quiet and very comfortable. There are washing machines for guests to use, which … more

The hotel is ideally located close to subway and railways stations, and is a very short walk to a range of restaurants, temples and Tokyo Tower. The staff are all friendly and eager to assist. The room I had was clean, quiet and very comfortable. There are washing machines for guests to use, which is extremely useful while traveling.

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“Decent stay at a very nice location”

Location was very good . Just 500 meters away from 2 metro stations. Super markets and Indian restaurants at a walkable distance. Rooms very not very spacious but of a fair sizes. Bathroom was nice and very clean. Rooms and the hotel lobby were very well decorated. Staff was very polite and extreme… more

Location was very good . Just 500 meters away from 2 metro stations. Super markets and Indian restaurants at a walkable distance. Rooms very not very spacious but of a fair sizes. Bathroom was nice and very clean. Rooms and the hotel lobby were very well decorated. Staff was very polite and extremely co operative.

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“Excellent base for Hotel stay in Tokyo”

My wife and I stayed here for 3 nights on a b&b basis on our first night of 14 in Japan. Check in around 19.30 was smooth and we had a king size room which was perfect for what we needed. The room was fine and the shower was powerful. Breakfast was the usual continental selection and some Japanese … more

My wife and I stayed here for 3 nights on a b&b basis on our first night of 14 in Japan. Check in around 19.30 was smooth and we had a king size room which was perfect for what we needed. The room was fine and the shower was powerful. Breakfast was the usual continental selection and some Japanese offerings and we dined both nights choosing from the A La Carte menu. The food was first class with good choices and the cost was not overly expensive between £55-80. Service throughout the Hotel was excellent and we made good use of the self service beer & wine offerings at 1000¥ per glass Great base for access to subway and train stations and only 5/10 minutes walk to the Tokyo tower

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“Service first hotel in a quiet neighbourhood”

Summary: I would characterize this hotel as a very service oriented hotel, that is in a quiet central area of Tokyo, that is Western tourist oriented. Location: We spent a full week in Tokyo before moving on to other cities. We decided it would be more efficient and less exhausting to stay at o… more

Summary: I would characterize this hotel as a very service oriented hotel, that is in a quiet central area of Tokyo, that is Western tourist oriented. Location: We spent a full week in Tokyo before moving on to other cities. We decided it would be more efficient and less exhausting to stay at one hotel as ‘home base’ rather than constantly checking in and out and moving to a new location. This proved a good strategy for us as we found we could go to areas like Ginza, Ueno, Shibuya and Shinjuku without much issue by transit or taxi. Roppongi is the closest, Tokyo Tower is practically next door. You can walk out to the main road for more local food options. Service: We noted a high degree of customer service. In addition to lots of staff waiting to greet or assist, we did both personally experience and witness staff attempting to help with problems like recovering a forgotten item from a restaurant. I will only say that in general, individual service efforts here were better than most other places. We had one instance in particular for which I will write to the hotel via mail because I think the staff member should recognized. Amenities: No view here. No pool or gym. They have a dining room that we used more than once for breakfast, but offerings are not as extensive as other hotels and quality is only on par. A big sell is they are a library hotel that offers use of any books to read. They have one small room for laundry and offer free water dispensers on each floor. Rooms: Nicely appointed with tea, kettle, safe and small fridge. Comfortable bed but not the hard pillows Price: Maybe surprisingly (or not), this was our most expensive hotel in 5 cities in Japan. Noise: The one flaw is that bathrooms are modular units put into rooms and when you step in they flex and transfer noise to other units. Overall: We thought it was a very good stay and would recommend.

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