Neither a good hotel nor a helpful staff, but a decent deal if you're stuck for late reservations. Good proximity to train station, but a good uphill walk that's tough with a bag. Travel sites advertise a shuttle and free wireless internet, but neither exist. They have wireless Internet in lobby only, painfully slow. This is the least desirable of... More

Not a luxury hotel but good for business purposes. Great location just minutes from Shinagawa station. South side rooms with garden view onto nice Japanese garden. Efficient elevators, not much waiting. WLAN in room at extra cost, wired at zero cost (you can make your own WLAN with tethering). Efficient housekeeping, most of the time they did it while I... More

Me and my wife stayed here and found it very quit pleasing, with great views and the garden was outstanding!!! Love the koi fishes, and the proximity to the train station, they even had beer in the vending machines on every floor, the only bad, bad thing for me was the hangovers combined with the jetlag ugh!!! But that was... More

I stay frequently at the New Takanawa Prince, but this was my first visit to the Takanawa Prince in about two years. This hotel is usually a little bit less expensive, and depending on your priorities, it may be a better choice. The hotel, lacking the "New" prefix, is indeed somewhat older, probably dating to the 1970s, and this is... More

This is a fabulous hotel if you only have a few days in Tokyo. Centrally located on the Yamanote train line to see the main attractions of Tokyo, the staff are very friendly and speak English well. Trains and buses are easy to catch to both airports. The rooms are spacious, Internet access available for 1000 yen a day. The... More

Though my stay was for only one night, I found the hotel to be very clean and staff very courteous and helpful. Nice big rooms and excellent breakfast. Free wi-fi in the lobby area. And dont miss the garden in the backyard !! Location is very convenient and not very far from city's attractions.

I chose this hotel because of its proximity to the Shinagawa station (JR company) and Takanawadai (Tokyo subway). We spent 5 days in the hotel and used trains as our transportation to roam around Tokyo. From Narita Airport, it is accessible by NeX trains going to Shinagawa station but we bought the Airport Limousine (bus) ticket coz they will bring... More

A pleasant hotel very close to the train station, hence excellent base for exploring Tokyo. The grounds are gorgeous. All of the staff were helpful and friendly. Fortunately for me, they all spoke Japanese, including the chef who made me a delicious omelette for breakfast.

It was our first trip to Japan and we spent our first 2 nights at Grand Price Hotel Takanawa. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and below are some of the pluses and minuses we experienced. Location is good and easy to find. It's close to Shinagawa Station--about 5 minutes walk but you have to walk up the hill to the... More