Find hotels near National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, Tokyo from AED 226

"This hotel is located in Daiba, which is about a 30 minute train ride from central Tokyo but this is what made the location so good. The train station is a 2 minute walk from the hotel and it was lovely to leave the busy noisy chaos of Tokyo behind and retreat to the more relaxed area of Daiba that also offers a large selection of excellent restaurants and shopping opportunities as there are two large shopping malls within a 10 minute radius. The hotel service was wonderful, particularly the housekeeping who took extra care each day to clean and prepare our room. The breakfast was amazing, so much choice and the room size was larger than we expected. We would definitely stay here again if we return to Tokyo."

"Great Location Great & Helpful Staff"

"Rooms were decent size, but carpet and furniture are dated. Hotel is to be torn down later this year and property is being redeveloped. Hotel restaurants are very expensive and immediate area does not have many dining options. You have to go to the backside of Shinagawa station for more restaurants. Station is convenient to get around Tokyo. It is quite an uphill walk to the hotel, especially with luggage. However, there is a hotel shuttle, but you have to board at the Prince Hotel. Area around the station is under major construction, a bit unsightly."

"Great location!"

"It was great"

"My stay was very good and the staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was very nice but small. There were no area to open our suitcase or sit. Only the bed was available to sit or relax on."

"Great location - easy access to train stations - for westerners make sure to ask for western style rooms as they also offer Japanese style rooms where mattresses are on the floor and can be challenging if you are not used to it. I would definitely stay here again."

"The cleaning in my room was inconsistent. The area for putting my toiletries and tea items was limited. And I understand that my items were untidy. But most hotels still manage to clean up and tidy a guest’s belonging while maintaining a professional attitude and sense of security. Also the housekeeping staff was loud during their shift and were calling each other in the corridor. Not all stay guests leave the room, especially if they are staying overnight. More discrete conversations and attention to their volume of their voices should be considered. "

"The room was lovely, the staff were incredible and it has everything you need for a place to stay during vacation!"