we found the hotel staff at Shiba Park really friendly and helpful. Our travel agent had booked a double room for our daughters but the staff went out of their way to put them into a twin room, we had numerous visits to the desk to ask questions and they were always eager to help, this made getting around Tokyo... More

We did not have particularly high expectations before we arrived but we preferred it immensely when compared to our higher starred hotel in Kyoto. On checking in the hotel staff immediately spotted that it was my partner's birthday the following day and wished him a happy birthday there and then, and then followed this up with a half bottle of... More

Stayed five nights with myself and two teenage boys. It well located for the tokyo tower (try the crepes from the stall at the bottom!) and the temple. A short walk to the JR HAMAMATSUCHO STATION and you can go anywhere on the tourist trail. The rooms were a good size, the tripple was two singles and a fold out... More

My overall rating is actually 3.5, for fairness. Let's face it, it is always challenging to find a hotel that satisfy your need without paying an arm a leg, when you visit Tokyo. After staying in Shiba Park Hotel last week, I felt an urge to share this little secrete I discovered to our fellow travelers if you happen to... More

The Shiba Park Hotel was the first hotel I stayed at in Tokyo. The staff here was a major highlight of the hotel. They were friendly, spoke english, and went out of their way to please the customer! I stayed in the Annex, the room size for Tokyo was large, and clean. It offered a good size bathroom, and free... More

This is a business hotel in the Shiba park area. Close to Shinbashi and Hamamatsucho areas. Rooms are standard size and come with regular amenities. Service staff is very nice and helpful. Nothing really great about the hotel but nothing bad either. Lots of restaurants on site. My room smelled like smoke. The elevator is slow at points. There is... More

We have stayed in Shiba Park 6 or 7 times over the past 6 years. IThe main attraction is the ease of getting there from Narita (transfer at Tokyo station onto the JR line to Hamamatsucho) and its close proximity to two different subway stations - so its an easy place to start your travels from. I would not bother... More

Stayed for last 3 nights, couldn't get out of there quick enough. The decor is old, threadbare carpets, scratched 1970's cabinetry. Took a full 24 hours to heat the room. Breakfast was expensive, with a poor selection. The hot food was bone cold - wasted most of my plate to avoid food poisoning. Family mart on the corner much cheaper... More

we stayed in this hotel and were not disappointed. they showed us a very smoky-smelling room at first and when we asked to change they did so very promptly and the new room was very comfortable with no smoky smell. As a bonus it was possible to open the window for some fresh air (which you can't do in many... More