Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel

Great hotel in a quaint neighborhood! My family of four loved this hotel. The lobby is beautiful and inviting, and the rooms were clean and quiet. The staff is exceptionally friendly and welcoming. It's the perfect location if you plan to visit Disneyland - it's just a few train stops away. While the hotel is not in a busy part of Tokyo, the train station is literally across the street making it convenient to check out other areas around Japan. There are a few restaurants within walking distance, and there's a very convenient 7-eleven connected to the hotel for a quick bite. We felt very safe at this location, and we enjoyed walking around the area. We'd definitely stay here again!

Stayed 5 nights at Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel for a holiday in Tokyo and had a great experience. The hotel is perfectly located just a 2-minute walk from Shiomi Station, making it very convenient for getting around the city. The Onsen and sauna were excellent and a real highlight after long days of sightseeing. Having a Family Mart right next door was extremely handy. Comfortable rooms, great facilities, and a convenient location made this a very enjoyable stay. Overall, a great hotel and we would happily stay here again.

We stayed four nights and found the location to be excellent as it is close to the subway line. Going to Disneyland was also very easy. The room was comfortable with separate toilet and bathroom. The service was excellent as they went above and beyond sending us a lost property to our Kyoto Hotel. The communication was prompt and they sent the lost property immediately with next day delivery. We very much appreciate the service.

This hotel is great. Spacious room, clean, and a great breakfast. It's located very close (about a 3-min walk) to the Shiomi train station on the Keiyo line. The train station is also next to a big supermarket so you can pick up snacks, dinner and drinks - and other Japanese cool food items. The Family Mart is connected to the hotel so you can grab your egg-salad sandwiches (get it here, not the supermarket) and other renowned items.||There's a public laundry room on the 2nd floor, where there are multiple washers and dryers you can use. I think it's 600Yen for a wash and 100Yen for each 30-min dry. You pay via a QR code using your mobile phone (so don't forget to bring your phone with you), and you're informed when your wash is completed and when your dryer time is up. Love this laundry facility as you don't have to pack so much. ||I'd definitely stay here again.

We stayed for 7nights in a family room during December break, which consisted of two beds, a bunk bed for the kids, and a small coffee table with chairs. This is a popular room type and is often sold out. The Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel was a wonderful place to stay, it’s just a few minutes' walk from the Shiomi Station and only three stops from Disney. While it is a bit farther from other major areas like Shinjuku, Shibuya, and the Pokémon Cafe, they are still easily accessible with a couple of subway transfers. The hotel has great amenities. Although there isn't a swimming pool, there is a traditional bathhouse. It was a unique experience for us since everyone is undressed, and while the kids were nervous and skipped the first session, they eventually loved it and went daily! The ladies' section has two hot pools and a steam sauna, while the men's side has hot and cold pools with a dry sauna. It was also interesting to use the seated shower cubicles. We loved the ReFa shower heads so much that we actually bought the newest version at a local store! Additionally, there is a Family Mart downstairs for snacks and essentials. The self-serve laundry is affordable and located on the same floor as the bathhouse. I recommend going late at night or very early (around 5:00 AM) as it gets busy. Overall, we were very pleased and will definitely be back!

I have stayed at this property many times, at least 5, and I am very impressed that I keep seeing the same employees working at this hotel. Hopefully this is a good sign that there is low turnover because the employees are treated well. The reason for staying so many times at this place is because of it's convenient location. Hotel is literally right outside the Shiomi train station, and a big supermarket nearby that makes a quick bite cheap and easy. Moreover, hotel has a hot bath which is very clean, comfortable and relaxing. The only minor disadvantage is the gym, only have cardio machines like tread mill, rower and bikes, but not weights. Would be nice to have some free weights for strength training even if the hotel does not wish to install resistance training machines. Room is spacious, clean and excellent for the price, it's the kind of size you cannot find in Tokyo mainland area. The breakfast is absolutely amazing; not the biggest variety but it has everything you'd want. Quality of food is great too. Highly recommend their French toast and curry. Service is consistently excellent.

Out of the four times we visited Tokyo in the past four years, we have stayed in this hotel for three times. We like that it's not too busy in the central Tokyo area, but it's convenient enough as it's located right by Shiomi station. The rooms are in good condition, good size and the hotel offers coffees and teabags in room. The hotel has in-house onsen and suana on the 2nd floor and they provide room wear that you can use. Just remember to bring your own towels when you go to the onsen. One thing we noted was that previous years, everyone adhere to the rules when they go for the bath (no clothing and of cos I assumed everyone know to wash themselves before entering the bath) unfortunately this time, my husband noted that there were a bunch of foreigners who entered the bath with their undergarments on. The signage are in English, and even if you can't read (sarcastic) you should be able to understand pictorial signage? 🤷🏻‍♀️ I think the hotel needs to find a way to deal with this foreigners not observing the rules issue. I have noticed that as compared to 3 years ago, the hotel has definitely gotten a lot busier. This definitely can be seen from their coin operated laundry situation. In the past few years, I never have to wait for any of the SIX washer/dryer. This time it was so busy, I had to wait for an hour and people had to literally queue by the washer for their turn... They even open up additional 2 more bigger dryers... Regardless, it's still a nice hotel with all full amenities.

We secured a great deal for this hotel and our flights via a travel company. Because we had hired a car, we weren’t concerned that this hotel isn’t in a central position in Tokyo and it suited us better to be out of the centre. There was adequate parking which was chargeable. There were always taxis outside. We arrived late at night and the staff at check in were excellent, helpful and friendly. First impressions were of luxury and the art work was stunning. Our room was a perfect size for four (we booked a quad room) and the beds and bedding were very comfortable. The bath and shower were very good, and the little things like having bottled water every day was lovely. We didn’t use the onsen/communal bath house as we would have had to get naked and it didn’t appeal to be honest! Had we been able to wear swimwear I’d have definitely tried it. Breakfast was fantastic with so many choices, although a touch expensive (14,500 yen for three adults and a child). Nonetheless it was delicious and the chefs and dining room staff were excellent. We have just got home to the UK and I miss Japan already!