We went for our honeymoon to Tokyo when we got married. There we joined a group tour for 5 days, then we stayed by ourselves for couple more nights in this hotel. Our trip has been good, but this hotel was the cherry on top of the cake. It was really luxurious. The interior of the hotel was really good, the service was really pleasant with most staff we talked to spoke English quite well. They are also very friendly and helpful. The room where we stayed was really good as well. Although it was the standard room, it was spacious, clean, and bright. It overlooked the old airport which was quite pretty especially at night. We also like the amenities. It has pretty much everything you need. Downstairs there is also a mini supermarket with very reasonable price.

The location of the hotel is at the newly developed suburb in Tokyo. It is located very close to big shopping centres, and the new tram line. We really enjoyed this pleasant and luxurious hotel and will stay at this hotel next time we go to Tokyo for sure.

Travelling on a budget, I used my frequent flyer miles to book a three night stay -- quite expensive at 24,000 miles/night. However, the stay was wonderful, and I could definitely get used to the four-star lifestyle.

The hotel is on this "Canary Warf" like harbour area with its own private (and somewhat expensive) private rail line. The trade-off of the transportation time is that you are living in an oasis away from the craziness of downtown Tokyo -- there are garden promenades, gorgeous views of the city sky line, convenient shopping complexes, and a real sense of space and tranquility.

The service was impressive. It might be some bizarre Japanese make-work project, but they had up to 10 people lined up to bow to you as you went from the elevator to the main entrance in the morning. They even had someone to open the automatic door for you -- lest you have to break stride because the sensor doesn't open the door fast enough for you.

Overall, we enjoyed our stay very much, and we look forward to booking more reward hotel nights.

This hotel is not generous to Starwood Platinum Preferred Guests. You do get free access to the gym and pool and to the Club Lounge on the 27th Floor. However, the Club Lounge does not serve breakfast and although there are drinks in the evening at the lounge there is nothing to eat. As the breakfast buffet is 2800Yen this is a significant additional cost.
The sister hotel Le Meridien Pacific in Shinagawa, is a much older hotel and not so nice, but there you will get a voucher for breakfast

I enjoyed my one night stay at this hotel. I had been traveling throughout Japan for over a week -- staying at upscale and downscale hotels. This was at the upscale end and gave one very relaxing day before flying out.

I arrived at the Tokyo railway station from Kyoto and was at the hotel in 30 minutes. So it is not far. The special train you have to take is cheap -- less than US$ 3. Get in the front car for good views. Took airport bus to Narita the next day -- it leaves right from hotel.

Hotel is nice. Front desk had good English skills for Japan. And, staff were extremely helpful. The breakfast buffet is pricey -- but there is a store that sells freshly baked goods and other vittles in the lobby. The area around the hotel is not exciting, but fine enough. There is a park where you can go jogging and visit a couple museums.

The hotel health club is great, although there is any entry fee. However, it has nice weight room, beautiful lap pool, steam rooms, hot tub, saunas and Japanese style baths. It is well worth the expense. They gave me an extended late checkout too. Wouldn't stay here if I wanted to see Tokyo. But, it was a great place to wind down from a hectic week of tourism.