4-7-36 Kita Shinagawa, Tokyo, Shinagawa, Japan | (618) 248-8274
Bright, modern hotel with
beautiful outdoor garden
Modern guest rooms with cool-corporate decor, minibars, and large flat-screen TVs
Free shuttle to Shinagawa
station
Grill and formal Japanese
restaurants on-site
Outdoor dining area with
garden views
Nine meeting/banquet rooms and fully equipped business center
Small market downstairs with snacks and refreshments
Executive lounge with
drinks and snacks (for a fee)
Access to fitness and pool facilities in adjacent Laforet Fitness Salon Pool (with fees)
Fee for Wi-Fi
Rooms are smallish
Not much near the hotel
Fee for breakfast and
parking
No spa
A good pick for business travelers, Tokyo Marriott Hotel is an upscale chain hotel 12 minutes' walk from Shinagawa station. The hotel has a
breakfast buffet for a fee, a grill, and two formal Japanese restaurants
on-site, and there’s a beautiful garden outside with water features. Renovated
in 2013, the 249 rooms at the hotel are clean and modern with minibars and a cool palette. Access to an
executive lounge with drinks and snacks is available for a fee (included for guests in Executive Rooms). There aren’t
many attractions around the hotel, though, so it may not be the best choice for everyone. An alternative could be Royal Park Hotel The Shiodome, an upscale property conveniently located downtown within walking distance of Tsukiji Fish Market and two metro stations.
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Scene
Modern chain hotel popular with business travelers
With water fountains,
decorative ponds, leafy trees, and stone pathways, the garden at Tokyo Marriott
Hotel is a gorgeous setting in which to enjoy the (urban) outdoors. Inside, the spacious lobby
is an atrium-style space with sky-high windows and glass ceilings. Stylish floor lamps illuminate dark wood tables and high-backed off-white armchairs, creating a large seating area where guests can enjoy a drink from the
lobby bar underneath the atrium ceiling. Elsewhere, vast seating areas with light-wood-paneled walls and plush violet seating make for serene, if corporate, spaces where guests can relax. The Executive Lounge is located on the first floor and open to
guests staying in Executive Rooms. The hotel caters to business travelers as
well as private events with nine meeting rooms and a modern, ultra-white wedding
chapel on-site. Rooms are divided between two separate towers, and guests can
hear the nearby train in some of the lower hallways.
Location
Residential area, a 12-minute walk to Shinagawa Station
The
hotel is located in a residential area, and there aren’t many attractions near the hotel. Hara Museum of Contemporary Art, an art museum in an impressive, former
private residence, is only a five-minute walk away, and some of the foreign
embassies are nearby. It’s a 12-minute walk to Shinagawa Station,
and the hotel has a free shuttle that will take guests there. A trip to the
Shinagawa Aquarium is around a 30-minute ride on public transportation. Shinagawa is one of
the city’s leading business districts and home to a long list of corporate
headquarters. Haneda Airport is
around 20 minutes' drive, and Narita International Airport is about one hour away by car. The hotel is also located near National Route 15, which connects Tokyo to Yokohama in about 30 minutes.
Rooms
Small, modern rooms renovated in 2013
The room we saw at Tokyo
Marriott Hotel was, like most in the area, on the small side. Some rooms offer
impressive city views. Rooms were renovated in 2013, and decor is modern and fresh, including stylish gray carpeting and sleek, white cabinets and headboards. Violet and pink accents are used sparingly and lend nice pops of color in the otherwise muted spaces. All rooms are equipped with electric kettles, minibars, ironing facilities, and flat-screen TVs. Snacks, bottles of wine, and wine glasses are also provided (for use with fees). Wi-Fi
is available for a fee. Bathrooms have shower/tub combos, marbled sinks,
and generous amenity kits with Thann toiletries, razors, and toothbrushes.
Bathrobes and slippers are provided.
Features
Beautiful outdoor garden, grill, and formal Japanese dining
Tokyo Marriott Hotel has a lovely
outdoor garden with stone walkways. There are a lobby bar, lounge and grill, and two restaurants serving Japanese cuisine for lunch and dinner; reservations are required at the more formal Nadaman Ryotei Gotenyama. A
breakfast buffet is available for a fee with a good variety of dishes such as fresh fruits and vegetables, sweets and breads, juices, Japanese cuisine such as fresh fish, and American-style eggs, waffles, breakfast meats, and pancakes cooked to order. The property offers guests access to a pool and fitness
center in the adjacent building for a fee. There are some shops on-site, including one that sells snacks and drinks. Nine meeting/conference rooms and a wedding chapel are available
for private events. The business center provides copying, faxing, and printing services. On-site parking and airport shuttles are available for a
fee. Certain Marriott members get free breakfast and access to an Executive Lounge.
