Hotels with parking in Shinagawa

"Sufficient size and clean room with very kind staff"

"Welcome bar at lobby was amazing, buffets quality was great ! Room was clean and cozy. Will definitely come back next time!!!!!"

"Room was ok, only thing that was good was the view of the tower but wouldn’t recommend. "

"The staff was certainly very courteous. The room was clean but tiny. "

"A perfect place to stay in Tokyo due to its proximity to a lot of places to visit & shop. A lot of different restaurants to choose from. Property is so clean"

"One of the best hotels I've ever stayed in. The view of Odaiba is incredible, the hotel is stunning, clean, great staff. Got offered a very well priced upgrade."

"The room was slightly bigger than the other Japan hotels we stayed at. Def still tight though if you have a lot of luggage. The amenities were good and we liked the bathroom. The spot is very convenient. The view from our room was nice. We know it’s next to the red light district, but if you are from America it def doesn’t feel like that and the people standing outside have big jackets on. It’s very easy to ignore them. Plus the area has so many restaurants and people around that it kind of jus feels like they are just there."

"I’m leaving 2 stars for the courteous staff and the convenient location. When I booked this hotel through Expedia, I must’ve inadvertently selected a smoking room. At check-in, I was informed that no non-smoking rooms were available. The moment I stepped out of the elevator, I was hit with an overwhelming smell of cigarette smoke. My assigned room was so unpleasant that I immediately turned the air purifier on at maximum and left the front door open to ventilate it, since the window could not be opened even slightly. For context, I am a former smoker and have never reacted this strongly to tobacco odor before. After about five minutes, it became difficult to remain inside and breathe comfortably. I called the front desk to ask whether any alternative room was available. I explained that booking a smoking room had been my mistake and apologized for the inconvenience. I was told again that no non-smoking rooms were available, but they did show me another smoking room that had been “smoke treated.” Although the smell was somewhat reduced, it was still too strong for me to tolerate, and I began to feel physically nauseous. I returned to the reception desk and explained that I would need to check out because I could not imagine staying the night under those conditions. The staff apologized, but could not offer a suitable solution nor refund. "