Sheraton Miyako Hotel Tokyo

Sheraton Miyako Hotel Tokyo is one of the best hotels I’ve ever stayed at in Tokyo. The room was spacious and spotless, and the staff were welcoming and kind. I truly enjoyed my stay and would highly recommend it. The closest metro station is Shirokanedai Station, which is about a 10-minute walk from the hotel. It’s not the most convenient location, but the area is very quiet compared to hotels in more central districts. The hotel also offers a shuttle bus service, making it easy to access Meguro Station. The breakfast was delicious, though the selection was somewhat limited. It mainly featu

I arrived at the hotel on a 5:30 a.m. early flight from Los Angeles. When the front desk learned that I had to check out very early the next morning, they kindly arranged early check-in for me and gave me a detailed introduction to all the hotel’s facilities and the benefits available with my Platinum membership. The club lounge breakfast is extremely abundant, and the hotel facilities are excellent except the fitness center is pretty small and the equipment is limited and rather outdated. I’m liking staying at this kind of old-money style hotel in Tokyo more and more, instead of going to the

The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well-maintained — a strong positive, especially as cleanliness is a priority for me. The sushi restaurant was excellent. The chef was highly skilled and the quality of the food stood out. However, the menu is quite limited and would benefit from more variety. Front desk service was inconsistent. Some staff were helpful, but others came across as indifferent and unwelcoming. Simple requests, such as replacing a misplaced lounge card, were handled WITHOUT much courtesy or warmth. The gym setup is a significant concern. Strength training appears to be seg

Second time staying here, and I'm now an evangelist. Every stay the hotel has been sold out, and every time I've been "upgraded" to a truly gigantic room with a bathroom more spacious than many hotels costing 5 times as much. This is a true luxury hotel where you wake up to the newspaper at your door. Area is dead quiet, and shuttle runs much more frequently than the larger and twice as expensive hyatt regency (because the sheraton runs two busses, rather than one). Area is dead quiet, and no games with the AC. Breakfast is awesome; buffet selection is huge, and the second restaurant (yes, the

Must walk up stairs from subway stations, but you may book the (paid) shuttle bus to/ from the airports by the concierge. Very good bathroom - you may set the temperature/ time automatically for bathroom. Very good buffet breakfast! Just...“carpark view” from the room! 😁