Tokyo hotels near Sekai Boeki Center Building

Pros: Location, service, pool staff

Pros: I was only in Tokyo for two days. I have always wanted to see the City so I stayed as a long lay-over. I have traveled quite a bit and mostly stay at high end hotels. The room was amazing. It was large, clean and the bed was perfect. I think the one thing that stood out was the service. I mostly felt with the front desk manager Tetsuro Nakamura. Everyone at the hotel seemed to really appreciate their job and enjoy helping their guests.

Pros: I was on a business trip visiting a company less than 2 blocks away so I couldn't beat the location. I got the normal room, which is small but had everything I needed. Rooms are modern and mine was clean. Hotel is dated. The lobby feels like the 70's or 80's and lacks a real bar reestaurant. The cafe in the lobby has a very limited menu of food and drink, particularly for breakfast. Would I stay here again? Yes for the same location/price balance I paid on this trip.

Pros: The staff is incomparable (then again, Japanese people have standards no one else in the world has), they were so on the ball about everything, from questions about the city, to housekeeping and in room massages, that this hotel in the US would cost 550 a night, and I only paid around 200. Japan is on another level. The comparison between Japan and the United States, is that there is no comparison.

Pros: Service and facility was good and nice.

Pros: Nice staff. Every staff member of the hotel is very helpful. I will come and stay in this hotel again. The location of hotel is very convenient. Overall stay in the hotel I can say is wonderful.

Pros: Getting to the station was easy and convenient.

Pros: Enjoyed the artist rooms and luxury :).

Pros: Amazing city view & CustomerCare

Pros: modern and well run - fantastic view from room

Pros: Location Views Staff Cleanliness

Pros: Room was extremely clean and the concierge was awesome. We opted for an included breakfast and were given two breakfast tickets, free mini bar, robes and slippers. We were on the top floor and the views were spectacular. The location was great and gym was nice also. Would go back!

Pros: The JR Suite was amazing. Love the high floors and view of Tokyo Tower. Customer Service at the front desk was excellent. After we paid for the upgraded suite we were a lot happier.

Pros: Housekeeping was good Kept clean Staff were mostly helpful Quiet Near Shimbashi and Shiodome Stations Amenities were good Airport Limousine to Narita

Pros: Staff was very helpful. Easy access to a lot of places walking, taxi, or train (close to shinbashi and Shiodome station).

Pros: Classic or dated, whatever your preference, but well maintained and spotless. Large rooms, for Japan. Staff is marvelous. Very close to the US Embassy and train stations. All staff speak English sufficient to get the job done. Booking through Kayak got a reasonable rate for Tokyo.

Pros: Room,nice bedroom

Pros: I very much liked the authentic 50's modern hotel and interiors…in a great location in Tokyo near the American Embassy.

Pros: The French toast alone was worth the trip. The staff is amazing, the rooms are clean and well appointed, they even give you a cell phone to use while you're in town.

Pros: My November stay in Tokyo was switched from Okura Hotel to Sheraton Miyako Hotel, because Okura was demolished in May this year for a new hotel building to be reopened in 2018. So all the evaluations given here are for Miyako Hotel. The hotel is excellent, very roomy and update. It offers all what a ordinary traveler needs and beyond. Its location is great right in the middle of several subway stations, only Meguro station and takaniwa station are within walking distance. But, scheduled hotel buses taking hotel guests to Meguro and Shinagawa station is an excellent way to help hotel guests move around. Do your homework and find out what time the airport limousine bus can take you from airports to Miyako Hotel before you buy airline tickets. Because the bus schedule is very odd. I came to Miyako from Tokyo Haneda Airport, the airport limousine bus only runs twice in the morning and once in the late evening (Good for red eyed flight guests). If you come to the hotel any time between those schedules, you need to find out what is the nearest hotel or subway stations to Miyako the airport bus can take you to, then take taxi from there to Miyako.

Pros: The highlights of Daiwa Roynet were definitely the bathroom and breakfast. The buffet wasn't free, but it was worth it. A wide selection of great food, including smoothies! It was an awesome way to kickstart our day. The room was small, but comfortable, excluding the massage chair, which was curved in such a way that my back couldn't fit into it. The bathroom, on the other hand, was by far the best of the six hotels we've stayed in so far this trip.