Sheraton Hotels in Tokyo

The room was bright and of a good size. It came with Mikimoto toiletries, and I even took the unused ones home. The pillows deserve a special mention, as they were the most comfortable I've ever slept on in a hotel. The hotel also features its own beautiful garden courtyard, which is perfect for a relaxing half-hour stroll. Transportation is very convenient. A shuttle bus provides direct service to Meguro Station, and from there, the Yamanote Line offers excellent access to Shibuya, Harajuku, and Shinjuku. Getting to Yokohama is also straightforward. Taxis are readily available 24/7 right outside the hotel entrance. A taxi ride to Haneda Airport cost around ¥3,000-¥4,000, which I considered a reasonable price. The only minor issue was that the in-room coffee machine wasn't very clean, so I'd recommend checking it thoroughly before use.

My wife and I enjoyed the stay at Yokohama Bay Sheraton Hotel. The hotel is next to the Yokohama Stations and 3 big department stores. There is a fresh market and many restaurants located at the basement shopping street. The hotel room is reasonably big, well-equipped and maintained. The hotel staff is very friendly. I would like to thank Miyazaki san. My wife was sick and Miyazaki san offered great help in looking for English English-speaking medical doctor for her. Miyazaki san sent us a message to follow up with my wife's health and offer room service for breakfast. It was really helpful and touching.

The location is very convenient. The hotel offers a free shuttle bus service to and from Disneyland, with the pick-up/drop-off point on the 1st floor. From Bayside Station (on the Disney Resort Line), there's a free shuttle to the hotel from Exit 1. It's handy if you have luggage, but it's also a quick and easy walk without. There's also a paid airport shuttle service available; you just need to register and pay via QR code in advance. The views are fantastic, especially from rooms with a balcony and ocean view. For breakfast, there are several restaurants to choose from. I opted for the one on the 1st floor, nearest to the elevators. Even going down at 9:30 AM, there was still a queue, but the food selection was extensive. Rooms come with complimentary drip coffee, tea bags, and two bottles of water, plus a kettle. There are also two convenience stores on the 2nd floor. Facilities: They are a bit dated, but everything functions perfectly. The air conditioning control panel is located above the bedside table. Overall, it's a good choice, and I would definitely recommend it to friends.