During our visit in Japan we stayed in the business area Shiodome. It's impressive during business days to see all the black suited white color workers in such a huge amount. The skywalk between the skyscrapers is one point we liked very much. Use the skywalk to the hotel, when you arrive in the Shinbashi Station. So it will be... More

I've stayed at the Villa Fontaine Shiodome several times before and location-wise, I do like it. But I think my recent stay here will be my last. The hotel is fast losing its shine as a hotel of value. Bed is hard, rooms are dark and while I still get a decent Japanese breakfast, it is nowhere the size/variety of... More

This is my second time at Hotel Villa Fontaine Shiodome and stayed there for 3 nights. I must say that service is still good. The staff were friendly & helpful both at our arrival & departure; helping us to store our heavy suitcase for more than 5 hours. The main plus point for this hotel is the location as there... More

We got a superior room and found it plenty big for the two of us. Our bed was a little smaller than an American queen size and was against a wall on one side, but pretty good for Tokyo. Shiodome is a nice area to stay in, walking distance to Tsukiji and Hara-rikyu gardens. The buffet was simple, but good... More

We stayed here 10 nights. We traveled with 2 children but unfortunately the hotel cannot provide child's cot so my 7 months old daughter had to sleep in our bad. However, the size of the bed was big so it was not that a big problem. We stayed in a twin room which was very big and it was comfortable... More

The hotel is good and acceptable. I stayed here for 4 nights. It is pretty fair for the price considering Tokyo hotels can be very expensive. The hotel is situated in Shiodome sharing a business sleek style lobby, It is big dark marble floor lobby. The area tends to be the quiet part of Tokyo not much shops as the... More

Decent sized room and nice bathroom, great buffet breakfast, coin-op laundry and vending machines (the laundry is only on some floors, not all), 10 minute walk from Shimbashi station, 20 min walk to Tsukiji market. The hotel is in a relatively quiet area of Tokyo which was nice after busy days of sight seeing. Breakfast included and has western and... More

Not quite a full-service hotel. A bit of a walk from Shimbashi Station - long enough to make you think twice about staying here again if you regularly use the JR or Tokyo metro. Front desk staff was either untrained or a bit clueless. Felt more like I had to follow their rules, than a guest. Peeling paint around the... More

Stayed here for work. Front desk staffs are very polite as standard Japanese hotels. Could not see outside from the room. First room was not real non-smoking room even though I confimed it was non-smoking. Room is clean but the chair was worst chair for work. Good price but will stay another hotel to get better chair.