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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Simply stunning. This was our favourite place to stay during our three weeks in Japan. We stayed in some incredible accommodation but Petals, by far, was the best. We loved the location, coming back to a serene area on the waterfront, away from the bustle of central Tokyo, but conveniently close to public transport; the JR Yamanote line and monorail to and from Haneda airport. The staff are lovely and helpful - shout out to Tomoko and the rest of the team. They organised for me a birthday cake...
Simply stunning. This was our favourite place to stay during our three weeks in Japan. We stayed in some incredible accommodation but Petals, by far, was the best. We loved the location, coming back to a serene area on the waterfront, away from the bustle of central Tokyo, but conveniently close to public transport; the JR Yamanote line and monorail to and from Haneda airport. The staff are lovely and helpful - shout out to Tomoko and the rest of the team. They organised for me a birthday cake...
We had an amazing 7-night stay in this hotel. The location is great right near the train with a view of the tracks but miraculously absolutely silent in our room due to sound proofing. I loved the hotel and would definitely stay here again on my next trip.
I was a little disappointed that there was no alternative milk offered at breakfast as I have a milk allergy, and the staff at breakfast weren’t very helpful in resolving this. In the end I wrote to the manager and she was so kind and...
We had an amazing 7-night stay in this hotel. The location is great right near the train with a view of the tracks but miraculously absolutely silent in our room due to sound proofing. I loved the hotel and would definitely stay here again on my next trip.
I was a little disappointed that there was no alternative milk offered at breakfast as I have a milk allergy, and the staff at breakfast weren’t very helpful in resolving this. In the end I wrote to the manager and she was so kind and...
Lucia
Reviewed October 22, 2026Reviewed October 22, 2026
Efficient and customer focused. They offer airport transfer all day log almost.How do they not have 5 stars... I would have stayed there during my holiday had it to been so far
Efficient and customer focused. They offer airport transfer all day log almost.How do they not have 5 stars... I would have stayed there during my holiday had it to been so far
miloud
Reviewed September 16, 2024Reviewed September 16, 2024
The customer service at this hotel was impeccable. It was in a great location in a quiet neighbourhood, which suited us. It was a two minute walk from Gaiemmae metro station which is on the very handy Ginza line. The staff went above and beyond to help us with our questions and phoned onward hotels for us when we had questions. The room was clean and had excellent amenities. Thoroughly recommend!
The customer service at this hotel was impeccable. It was in a great location in a quiet neighbourhood, which suited us. It was a two minute walk from Gaiemmae metro station which is on the very handy Ginza line. The staff went above and beyond to help us with our questions and phoned onward hotels for us when we had questions. The room was clean and had excellent amenities. Thoroughly recommend!
Perfect location and great staff. Our room was on 38th floor so we had fantastic views and the noise below wasnt an issue. The one gripe we had was the lack of clothing storage. Just one small rail with 4 or 5 hangers and nowhere to put our suitcases. We would still definitely recommend Hotel Groove Shinjuku to anyone in spite of this.
Perfect location and great staff. Our room was on 38th floor so we had fantastic views and the noise below wasnt an issue. The one gripe we had was the lack of clothing storage. Just one small rail with 4 or 5 hangers and nowhere to put our suitcases. We would still definitely recommend Hotel Groove Shinjuku to anyone in spite of this.
Would stay again. The staff were so helpful and nice. Great coffee from the machine and nice to have it on the terrace in the morning. Useful toiletries to pick up at the desk. Comfortable bed. Fridge kettle etc everything you need for a city break.
Would stay again. The staff were so helpful and nice. Great coffee from the machine and nice to have it on the terrace in the morning. Useful toiletries to pick up at the desk. Comfortable bed. Fridge kettle etc everything you need for a city break.
alexandra
Reviewed October 27, 2026Reviewed October 27, 2026
I stayed here for my first 3 nights in Tokyo. The hotel is modern, clean, and located about one minute's walk away from a subway station. The staff were friendly and helpful. The staff spoke limited English (just as I speak limited Japanese) but did their best to help; I used Google Translate a few times, which helped both I and the staff. I had breakfast one morning and opted for the Western style buffet; the food wasn't served particularly warm, however, in the dozen or so Japanese hotels that...
I stayed here for my first 3 nights in Tokyo. The hotel is modern, clean, and located about one minute's walk away from a subway station. The staff were friendly and helpful. The staff spoke limited English (just as I speak limited Japanese) but did their best to help; I used Google Translate a few times, which helped both I and the staff. I had breakfast one morning and opted for the Western style buffet; the food wasn't served particularly warm, however, in the dozen or so Japanese hotels that...
Tokyo’s Shinagawa Ward is home to a huge collection of corporate buildings. Fuji Electric and Isuzu are among top Japanese firms headquartered here, while Sony is one of several others with a research facility. For leisure tourists the main draw of this district is its excellent transport links and closeness to Odaiba Island.
Don’t Miss
The Hara Contemporary Art Museum is Shinagawa’s cultural flagship and houses numerous works including paintings by Karel Appel and Jackson Pollock, Miwa Yanagi photographs and sculptures by Aiko Miyawaki. Epson Aqua Park is another great Shinagawa destination. Shinagawa is a good base for visits to Teien Art Museum in nearby Meguro or the three museums on Odaiba.
Tennozu Isle is an easy walk from Shinagawa. The isle features a good assortment of hotels, shops, eateries and venues to enjoy sports. It also has lots of modern apartment blocks. From Tennozu Isle Monorail Station, the Rinkai Line crosses Tokyo Bay to Odaiba Island. The view from the trains is amazing and the sight of a copy of the Statue of Liberty tells passengers they have arrived on Odaiba.
The Maritime Museum, the Miraikan Science Museum and the Trick Art Museum are all on Odaiba. Tokyo Leisureland is a fun-themed complex with the likes of a bowling alley, a video gaming arcade and karaoke ensuring all comers are catered for. Venus Fort Mall is designed to look like the Venice of old and is a paradise for shoppers.
Restaurants and Bars
Shinagawa provides visitors with a nice choice of places to eat and go for a night out. Japanese restaurants serve up tasty and cheap noodle soups. There are plenty of locations for a special meal of sushi or sukiyaki as well. Themed pubs like the Dubliner Irish Bar and the 82Ale House serve beers and food such as cheese sandwiches, pizzas and salads.
Shopping
There are convenience stores including 7-11s in Shinagawa plus shops selling pharmacy items and mobile telephones. For souvenir shopping as well as excursions to buy designer clothing and accessories it is better to travel over to Odaiba or north to Ginza.