Sequence Miyashita Park
Hotel · Shibuya ·

Sequence Miyashita Park

Hotel · Shibuya ·

Rooftop park hotel with modern rooms, cafe, and bar

shibuya crossing
rooftop park
train noise
great views
skate park
climbing wall
beach volleyball
friendly staff
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MIYASHITA PARK North, 6 Chome-20-10 Jingumae, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0001, Japan Get directions

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MIYASHITA PARK North, 6 Chome-20-10 Jingumae, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0001, Japan Get directions

+81 3 5468 6131
sequencehotels.com
@sequence_miyashitapark

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Jan 9, 2026

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33 Best Hotels in Tokyo for Families, Couples, and Solo Travelers | Condé Nast Traveler

"Sitting atop the Miyashita Park redevelopment in Shibuya, Sequence Miyashita Park combines a rooftop park lobby with compact, prim modular rooms (most under 200 square feet) and picture windows that visually expand the space; I also noted its social, party‑friendly policy of 5 p.m. check‑in and 2 p.m. check‑out designed for late nights." - Brandon Presser

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"Neighborhood: ShibuyaPrice: From $242 per night Just steps from its famous “scramble” crossing, Sequence is for streetwear savants looking to be in the heart-of-it-all Shibuya. The lobby level begins in the rooftop park of a four-story luxury complex, and rises another dozen floors above the city with prim, modular rooms. Most rooms are under 200 square feet, but have picturesque views of the busy neighborhood (but we're sure you'll spend most of your time outside exploring, anyway). For those that aren't early risers, it's worth noting that Sequence starts check-in at 5 p.m. and check-out at 2 p.m." - Paris Wilson

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Sequence Miyashita Park

"Why book? Uber-social Sequence is the crown atop the latest urban renewal project in heart-of-the-action Shibuya, just steps from its famous “scramble” crossing. Set the scene Art installations, a skate park out back, and polished concrete all around—Sequence is as much a hub of youth culture as it is a beacon for slumber parties upstairs. The backstory Perhaps one of the biggest changes to Tokyo during the pandemic was the revitalization of the north side of Shibuya station, which included a four-story complex housing luxury boutiques, restaurants and a sweeping rooftop park. The Sequence’s lobby level begins in said park, and rises another dozen floors above the city with prim, modular rooms. Rooms Most rooms are under 200 square feet, but picture windows to the urban sprawl below help make the spaces feel larger. It’s worth noting that Sequence is trying something a little different: check-in is at 5pm and check out is at 2pm, which caters to party-prone guests who don’t want the stress of having to wake up after a big night out and scramble to sort their luggage in the morning. Food & drink Count a colorful breakfast buffet that runs until noon, and SOAK, the rooftop bar on the 18th floor, among the food and beverage offerings. We’re partial to the coffee shop-cum-lobby; a preferred gathering spot for studying locals. Neighborhood Shibuya is where you want to be for easy access to trendy neighborhoods like Shimokitazawa or Nakameguro, and the area itself runs the gamut from high-end to sleazy, promising every version of a fun day shopping or an even funner night out with countless izakayas and clubs scattered all over." - Brandon Presser

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sequence MIYASHITA PARK / SHIBUYA, a Design Boutique Hotel Tokyo, Japan

"Ideally set in the center of Tokyo, sequence MIYASHITA PARK - Shibuya has air-conditioned rooms, a restaurant, free WiFi and a bar. This 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and luggage storage space. Guests can have a drink at the snack bar. All rooms at the hotel come with a flat-screen TV and a safety deposit box. With a private bathroom equipped with a bidet and free toiletries, rooms at sequence MIYASHITA PARK - Shibuya also feature a city view. Guest rooms will provide guests with a fridge. Popular points of interest near the accommodation include Shidax Culture Hall, Ancient Egyptian Art Museum and Shikisai Museum. Tokyo Haneda Airport is 12 miles from the property." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

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Trip.com M.

Google
This place was really great overall! The service was top-notch, and everything else about the stay was perfect. My only minor quibble is that it's about a 10-minute walk to the train station. However, even with that little extra stroll, it's still super convenient for getting around. I'd definitely recommend it for a comfortable and pleasant visit.

Genta

Google
A quaint and modern hotel perfectly situated on top of Miyashita Park. The location is unbeatable, very close to Shibuya Station with its countless JR and Metro lines. The direct Narita Express service made our airport transit incredibly easy. A huge plus was that our Corner King room was ready at 11 am, even though check-in is officially at 5 pm! The room was spacious, with a tub, a nice seating area, and a soothing southwest view over the park and Shibuya. We loved watching the trains pass by and the city life below. The hotel also has a rooftop pool (seasonal) and a handy laundry room on the 7th floor. We had a great dinner at soak, the rooftop bar and restaurant. The 7-course Italian set menu with 6 drinks was a great deal. The wasabi and coffee-based cocktails were unique and tasty, and the chicken teriyaki pizza and tuna tartare were standouts. For breakfast, twelve on the park offers a nice view of the park, a choice of a main dish, and a semi-buffet with items like sausages. Staff throughout the hotel were friendly and caring.

Christo G.

Google
After a really bad stay at “All Day Place Shibuya” on the same road I was so pleasantly surprised by sequence Miyashita. I booked a King Room which was one of the biggest rooms I’ve ever stayed in in Tokyo and everything about it was great. Great bed, great bathroom, AMAZING views. The service at the hotel was also fantastic - the friendly front desk helped me with multiple luggage transfers and made my stay very easy. I would gladly stay here again and highly recommend you do as well!! My only complaint was that the washing machines didn’t actually clean my clothes at all so it would be good to have them fixed.

Sami A.

Google
Stayed here for 4 nights in September. Really good location near shibuya station. Place was nice. We were in a bunk bed room, room was clean and staff were all really helpful and friendly. The coffee shop on the reception floor was also really nice. Park is a nice walk through it's also the best route to go through to get to the station. For the price I got it for which is think is slightly lower than usual definitely would recommend.

Sebastian R.

Google
The location is amazing, Shibuya and Harajuku can easily be reached by foot. My room on 15th floor had a nice view of Mount Fuji almost every morning. Only disadvantage is that there is a bit of train noise as the tracks go directly in front of the building. I would have loved to stay longer.

Matt M.

Google
The rooms were very nice; good views of Miyashita Park and Shibuya skyline. The trains do make some noise which can be heard from the rooms. It didn’t bother us but perhaps very light sleepers would be bothered. The hotel is farther away from Shibuya station than it seems; if you think it’s going to be an easy transfer from the Ginza line for instance you’ve got another thing coming. Also the actual entrance to the hotel is hidden around the corner; you don’t need to go through the mall to get there. Next time I would probably not stay in Shibuya at all but if I do I would definitely try to stay closer to the station. Finally, the washing machine situation was disappointing. Only two machines for the entire hotel means you could be waiting a while for one to free up. Also when we did laundry the clothes were still quite wet after the dry cycle (it is possible we overfilled the washer, so be careful and only wash small loads if you can help it—it’s not America lol)

Sascha E.

Google
It is to noisy! The hotel is located directly next to 4 rails. The windows are really thin and you hear every train. Even if you use good earplugs. How ever, you are really fast at the Shibuya crossing and the Shibuya- Station. The breakfast is okay.

Pam

Google
The room size was fine for just one person — compact, but manageable. Unfortunately, the hotel doesn’t have proper soundproof glass, so you can hear street noise and other guests more than you’d want. The front desk staff were polite but not especially warm and that is ok. The rooms were clean, and the location is actually quite good. However, there was a fire alarm during my stay and we had to evacuate. Later that night I went out for a walk and when I came back, one elevator was broken, and after walking over 25,500 steps that day, waiting nearly 30 minutes to get to my room was painful. Breakfast was just okay — nothing special, but it did the job. Overall, I’d say this hotel works fine for one night if you just need a place to sleep, but I wouldn’t recommend it for a longer stay.
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Shwe N.

Yelp
the floor map is lowkey confusing because there are so many stores in the 3 floors and it's not all the same layout. but hella food spots and shopping to do in this center, especially with it being so near the shibuya crossing !
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Ed U.

Yelp
Miyashita Park / Shibuya (Tokyo) -- I've seen several YouTube videos about this urban space/shopping mall in the middle of bustling Shibuya. Opened during the pandemic, one vlogger praised it, while another felt it was an overrated concrete slab. Jamie W. and I were mostly in the latter camp. While it made a good first impression, the three-floor complex lost its luster quickly. The narrow walkways and lack of seating contributed to our disappointment but no more than the Disney-saturated stores and confectionery kiosks. The only place we enjoyed was Hainan Jeefun, which served excellent Hainan chicken rice (review: https://yelp.to/t1LqdOiCVX). We admit we didn't try the side street of eateries with the picnic tables. That looked somewhat promising. However, we reserved our biggest disappointment for the ballyhooed top floor. This was the expected green space, which featured a skatepark, a rock climbing wall, and a volleyball sand court. Yes, everything but any sense of bucolic beauty. Unlike NYC's High Line, the unsheltered expanse felt barren and isolated. This place needed more gardening and less useless shops. RELATED - Exploring Japan? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2qrUBZo
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Brad B.

Yelp
What a great place to have access to especially since Shibuya lacks any kind of greenery or open spaces. I stayed at the Sequence hotel (highly recommended) and this park was steps from the coffee counter in the hotel. Seeing that I was visiting Tokyo in December, Christmas was in the air, and in the park. Keep in mind, this is a public park and because of that you'll see locals snapping pictures with their Starbucks cup in hand that will surely find a home on Instagram. Yep, there is a Starbucks in the park if you're craving a little taste of home. The park itself will take you only a few minutes to cover but if you make your way downstairs you'll find a plethora of shopping, some high end, some more affordable, but if that's not your speed there is also a food court and a handful of other local restaurants. I truly loved this place and the location!
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Kai A.

Yelp
Great place to relax, eat, and have the kids run around. Wheelchair and stroller accessible. Bathrooms are located in almost every floor.
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Shirley T.

Yelp
A brilliant open space in the heart of Shibuya on the roof of a mall. It has a skating area, beach volleyball court and a bouldering wall plus lots of space for just walking. As it's located along the JR line, you can spend a lot of time just watching the trains past or simply people watch while having a soft serve from the mobile vans.
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John H.

Yelp
This is a newer rooftop park located in the heart of Shibuya! With a large food court and plenty of notable brands in the shopping mall below, this is definitely a recommended stop after you visit the Shibuya Crossing! We stayed at the Sequence Miyashita Park Hotel and we were able to get a room with a beautiful night time view of the whole park with the skyline of Shibuya in the background!
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Ken S.

Yelp
They turned a beloved skate park into a park and a mall. Good or bad? I actually think it's pretty cool, considering I kept hearing it was supposed to be a big hotel. Although closed at the time of this review, as of Aug. 4th, there will be a few eateries/food booths that I think many people, especially foreigners and visitors tired of eating sushi and ramen (if that's possible) might be interested in, such as: Eggslut, Panda Express, Taco Bell, and Jamba Juice, among a slew of other food spots from the US. In addition to some small boutique shops there's several high end designers shops. There's also a small area that may serve as a mini art exhibition/museum, which at the opening week featured the art of street artist KYNE, who specializes in simple art of young women, which he originally posted as stickers all over major Japanese cities. The top of the mall is a open area featuring a "beach" volleyball area, a climbing wall, and a skate park, which the original Miyashita Park was famous for. Personally, although I loved the original park, this new version of a mall and park combined is better than a hotel that I thought was supposed to go up.

Blaize J.

Yelp
This place is pretty great. Mostly transition and you have to pay, but nonetheless, inspiring.