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"Extremely satisfied with this hotel! It's a huge garden hotel, perfectly aligning with my preference for an 'old money' aesthetic. The rooms are incredibly spacious, the service is excellent, and I was impressed by the attention to detail. Unexpectedly, the room attendant who tidied my room was a very young and pretty lady (I've included a photo of the tidied room). The garden scenery is beautiful! The dining service is great, though the breakfast buffet is a bit simple."

"This is a century-old, five-star hotel in Tokyo with a rich history, and I booked it specifically for that reason, staying for two nights. As expected, the service was top-notch; my luggage was delivered directly to my room. The public areas are fully carpeted, adding a real sense of grandeur. Breakfast was delicious with plenty of choices. It's also conveniently located near Yurakucho Station, just be mindful of the exit."

"Great location located near Tokyo Tower! Some rooms even have a view of Mount Fuji if you’re lucky🤩 Super comfortable room with everything you need, the hotel even has a lounge with free snacks and drinks every evening. Breakfast was really good too, especially recommend the curry rice!! Staff were all really friendly and helpful, and would provide information about transportation etc. Great stay!"

"Great location, great room. No complaints! Typical Japanese hotel thoughtfulness - room has everything you need and more. Refreshments were free, even champagne! Room had wine and champagne glasses."

"The hotel is conveniently located right above the airport bus stop, which is great, but honestly, there's not much difference in price if you take a taxi. I'd still recommend a taxi. The hotel is surrounded by excellent amenities; you can reach it right after exiting the subway. There are plenty of shopping malls and restaurants to choose from nearby. It's only a 30-minute ride from the hotel to downtown Tokyo, and getting to the airport by taxi takes just over ten minutes. I especially recommend the hotel's balcony! 🙊"

"Not my first time staying in this chain but the first time at this hotel. Room was a bit more spacious and the view was better for me, cause I love a lot of natural sunlight. Everything was perfect. Reception was so helpful with all my needs. They sent my luggage to my next hotel and it arrived next morning before midday. Location is superb. Literally in the heart of Ginza. MITSUKOSHI right in front of the hotel just cross the road. Happy Pancake literally 1 min away, right in the next corner. Metro station right next to the entrance."

"The hotel is a bit old, not particularly new. It has two restaurants, one on the 33rd floor and another in the basement (either B1 or B2). They say the 33rd floor is Western cuisine and the basement is Japanese breakfast, but that's not really true. The downstairs one looks more like a Chinese restaurant in terms of decor, and the selection is incredibly sparse, so hardly anyone goes there. However, if there's a long queue for the 33rd floor, it's an option. Oh, and you can see Tokyo Tower from the hotel. Even if your room doesn't have a view, it doesn't matter because you can see it from the 33rd floor during breakfast. I honestly think there's no need to pay extra for a room with a view unless you're absolutely set on seeing the night view."

"1. **Facilities:** The hotel has a main building and a south building. If you're sensitive to noise, definitely book a room on the 30th floor or higher in the main building. Rooms below the 30th floor haven't been renovated, so they have old facilities and poor soundproofing. On my first night, I stayed on the 29th floor. The room was old, and the gap under the door was huge, so there was basically no sound insulation. Any noise in the corridor could be heard, which meant I didn't get any rest all night. The duvet was also a Japanese style, like a 'sandwich cookie' – sheets on the top and bottom with the duvet in the middle, unlike our usual duvets with a proper cover. The bathroom also had the old Japanese style where the sink and tub were crammed together, and you had to stand inside the tub to shower. The next morning, I asked the front desk to change rooms, and I got one on the 31st floor, which was completely different from the 29th! The room was larger than the 29th-floor one, newly renovated, and had a wet and dry separation in the bathroom, meaning the sink and shower area were separate. The shower area even had both a shower and a soaking tub. The shower gel and shampoo were all L'Occitane brand, and the duvet had a proper cover. Most importantly, the soundproofing was much, much better! So take my advice: when booking, make sure to ask the front desk for a new room, as I feel there might be some preferential treatment given that many Westerners book this hotel. 2. **Transportation:** There's a direct shuttle bus from Haneda Airport to the hotel entrance. The bus attendant will help you with your luggage, so you don't have to carry it yourself, which is perfect for travelers with large suitcases. The return trip is the same, and this was one of the reasons I booked this hotel. However, it's worth noting that the earliest hotel shuttle to the airport on the return trip is at 8 AM. If you have an early flight, you'll need to go to the Shinjuku Bus Terminal to catch a bus to the airport. I had a 9 AM flight that day, so I had to go to the Shinjuku terminal. Luckily, the hotel isn't too far from the Shinjuku terminal, about a 15-minute walk. I asked the hotel staff to call a taxi for me, which cost around 1000 yen. For the subway, the closest station is Shinjuku, about a 10-minute walk to the entrance. 3. **Dining:** There's a 7-Eleven convenience store downstairs from the hotel. If you don't want to eat breakfast at the hotel, you can cross the street opposite the hotel entrance and walk for about 3 minutes to find a cafe for breakfast. Since the building above is offices, many local office workers choose to eat there. The coffee and food are decent, and the prices are reasonable. I recommend trying the pork cutlet sandwich – it's delicious. **Cleanliness:** I have to admit, the cleanliness was excellent, whether in the old 29th-floor room or the 31st-floor room. It was consistently top-notch, meeting five-star standards. Even though the old room was dated, it wasn't dirty. I specifically checked the bathtub for stains, and there was no dust in the crevices of the bedside tables, on the TV remote, or on the air purifier – all those little spots you don't usually notice. So, cleanliness-wise, it's definitely okay."

"Dive into the Sheraton Grande Tokyo Bay Hotel—the ultimate base for your Tokyo Disney adventure! 🎢✨ Located steps from Bayside Station, you can hop on the Disney Resort monorail (300¥) and reach Disneyland in 5 minutes or DisneySea in two stops. Plus, free shuttles run to the parks and JR Maihama Station for easy access to Tokyo Station.Coming from the airport? Direct limousine buses from Narita and Haneda drop you right at the door. 🙌Why we love it - Spacious Rooms: Forget cramped Tokyo standards; these rooms are huge and family-friendly! 🛏️ Facilities: Indoor/outdoor pools, a gym, Disney shops, and a kids' play area. 🏊♂️👾 Eats: An epic breakfast buffet with Japanese and Western favorites. 🍳 While the front desk can be busy, the polite, English-speaking staff make the experience smooth. It’s the perfect mix of convenience and comfort."

"The hotel room was very clean, spacious, and comfortable. We stayed as a group of four and were provided with queen-size beds and twin single, which were very comfortable. T bathrooms, which was very convenient for us. Overall, we were very satisfied with our stay and would highly recommend this hotel. 👍 Have shuttles bus from airport narita"