Wonderful hotel, very clean, very helpful staff, but a little out of the way more

I highly recommend this hotel for both the business traveler as well as someone just taking in the city sites. It’s a great value. Relatively reasonably priced with large and modern rooms at half the rate of what some comparable hotels like the Mandarin Oriental would cost downtown. Location: It is located just minutes from the hustle and bustle of... more

First thing to do at this hotel is to try the French Toast from the lobby Cafe. It's basically a large woodfire bread soaked and cooked. Absolutely fantastic!! I stayed at the Miyako for 5 nights. You can expect all the 5 stars creature comforts here. From room size through to the bathroom and toiletries. The only let down for... more

My husband and I stayed at this hotel for about 4-5 times by now for business. The only reason SPG membership... The hotel is very dated, particularly, the bathroom (shower and bathtub look like from other century) and, unfortunately, not always Japanese style clean... The rooms (we stayed superior and deluxe) have very little light in the evening, very gloomy...... more

I stayed there for the business at the beginning of this year and in October. I made the reservation at 7th floor (which is a bit more expensive than others, costs around 190 Euro) with breakfast as the 7th floor is renovated in the modern style and it has the long desk which is enough to do the work at... more

We stayed at Sheraton for 6 nights and it was our base for exploring Tokyo and making day trips. From Narita airport we took a 'Limousine bus' directly to the hotel door. 3000 yen per person -2 hours. In addition to the hotel shuttle to JR Meguro station, the hotel provides free shuttle bus ( 5 minutes) to JR Shinagava... more

My husband and I stayed at the Miyako for 4 nights in early October. From the moment we got off the bus from Narita we were impressed by the friendliness and the service. Check in was quick and efficient and we were given the corner room which was arranged for us by Starwood. The room was a bit old fashioned,... more

This is a perfectly acceptable hotel if you plan to just sleep there in the midst of a hectic Tokyo visit. The rooms are on the smaller side and set in dark tones but then thats the size yout get in Japan. It is located in a residential neighbourhood and away from the hustle and bustle. Flip side is that... more

The Sheraton Miyako is not within walking distance of a metro station but the hotel does provide a complimentary shuttle service to and from the station on a regular basis. The hotel is much like a Sheraton in the states only it feels more polished. more