Hankyu Dai Ichi Hotel Group Shirokane hotels

"Great boutique hotel. Very friendly staff and clean facilities. There’s a bakery as well as some dining options in house. The room was very clean and cozy. I would stay heee again if I return. "

"Perfect attenciom and good plece"

"Conveniently located near SHINAGAWA station. Good room, clean and well appointed. Oart of a 3 tower complex. Excellent Japanese breakfast in the Annex building. Professional and friendly staff at all times. A pleasure to stay in the hotel. Would return."

"Perfect location near to the train station, and a lot of restaurants and 7/11 literally in front of the hotel, also the 24 floor restaurant got a beautiful view of the sky tree. "

"Lovely property. Staff lovely and rooms are great. Did not like area surrounding hotel. Note it is in the red light district. "

"It’s close to everything. I love the rain showers."

"We stayed for6 nights family of 4 in one room with breakfast at Shiomi Prince Sept 25' we wanted a retreat from our days in Tokyo this was it! Very high standard facilities and hotel, loved breakfast, so many delicious options really set us up for our big days out. Train station and convenience store couldn't be any closer, just a few stops from Tokyo station so easy to get around from here. Loved come back every day exhausted leaving the bustle of Tokyo behind and visiting the beautiful Onsen. What a treat! Highly recommend this hotel!"

"The room was incredibly comfortable, and the view from the upper floors was simply unbeatable. Even on a cloudy day, it carried a poetic charm of its own. Breakfast was both abundant and delicious—a perfect pairing with the Tokyo Skytree in sight. This was my second stay, and once again, I’m beyond satisfied—120,000% happy!"

"Location was very convenient and lively especially at night. Room was clean and the AC was strong. We faced the side with the trains but slept fine as we aren’t light sleepers. The view of the city was great from our 16th floor window as well! Loved the hotel scent in all the common areas. "