Shiba Park Hotel, Tokyo (Japan) - Deals & Reviews

Spending time in the hotel's cozy library was unexpected bliss! The staff greets you with warm iced tea, perfect after a day of sightseeing. Room amenities, like eco-friendly bath products and comfy pajamas, were great touches.

However, our only hiccup was the firmness of the beds—they weren't ideal for a long night's sleep. Additionally, while the location is quiet, it meant fewer dining options nearby after hours.

library and reading corner, spacious rooms in central Tokyo, close proximity to subway stations

The bathrooms are ridiculously small!!! A tall person couldn’t even stand in the bathtub. The cleanliness left much to be desired and two-day housekeeping is not acceptable!!! Too pricey for such an outdated experience!!!

I enjoyed a fantastic location, just a short walk from the main train station and only 10 minutes from the Tokyo Tower. The area was quieter compared to other bustling parts of the city, making it perfect to relax after a long day of exploring. Plus, convenience stores were very close by for breakfast and snacks.

The bathroom layout was a bit cramped, which made it challenging for our family.

Don't miss the delicious Japanese lunch at the hotel’s restaurant. it’s a hidden gem. Also, consider using the water refill station for convenience.

I really enjoyed the hotel layout and aesthetics, especially with the comfy triple room set up for me and my friends. For relaxation, we loved the massage services and the cozy leisure room with comfy seating. Only downside was some noise from other guests at night, but it was manageable. 🛌

Perfect spot for a city stay!

This place was clutch! Super spacious rooms and super comfy beds. The breakfast buffet had like every option you could think of! Loved how nice the lounge was. One thing, though, the aircon took a bit to cool down, but that's minor. Plus, the metro was just a short stroll away, and there were tasty food spots everywhere!

It was just a strong match for a weekend outing in Tokyo with excellent value for money. The breakfast had a great variety and we never waited more than a few minutes to get a table, even during busy times. Definitely check out the bar for a nice drink before or after dinner.

The location offers easy access to the main train station and nearby attractions like the Tokyo Tower. The staff were exceptionally friendly and accommodating, allowing early check-in after a long flight. Breakfast featured a great variety of delicious options, and the water refill station near the lifts was a nice touch. On the downside, some rooms may feel cramped for families, and noise from other guests could be an issue at times. The amenities, including spare toiletries and a comfy atmosphere, definitely enhanced the experience.

Cozy stay with friendly vibes

Had such a chill time here! Staff were super nice and helpful. We even joined a calligraphy class at the hotel, which was a fun surprise! The metro was a quick stroll away, and there were so many little shops around to grab snacks. The only bummer was no free water bottles in the room.

We loved our time at the hotel. The friendly staff made our stay enjoyable and helped us navigate the local area for sightseeing. Plus, the location offered easy subway access to explore Tokyo with my wife, our kids, and my cousin.

In my wife’s opinion, room size could be improved for families. We found the bathroom a bit cramped for everyone.

Great amenities like filtered water stations and a cozy lobby with iced tea. Luggage storage was limited.

I loved the cozy ambiance and the excellent dining options! Plus, the toiletries were a nice touch. the room just felt a bit cramped for our family stay. I'd definitely book again!

great location, spacious rooms

dark room

Super friendly staff, clean rooms, and a cozy lobby for relaxing after our adventures. We made great use of the metro nearby to visit local attractions. Definitely check out the breakfast, it’s a must!

One thing to note was that the twin room we booked had two single beds we couldn't push together, which was a bit inconvenient for our group.