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"Great location "

"Please use lless launbfry detegent"

"Every thing was exceptional but the room we got for 3 adults was too small."

"THANKS. Nice place with good Onsesn."

"Fantastic Hotel. Would recommend to a friend. Super great staff, extremely clean and well maintained. Great location right by the Hanzoman Line station if you want quick access to inner Tokyo area. "

"Tokyo Bay Shiomi is a beautiful and spotless hotel. My room was spacious, modern and super clean. The daily breakfast buffet is delicious with a great Eastern and Western selection. The hotel is diagonally across the street from a JR Train Station (Shiomi Station), which is only about 3 stops away from Tokyo Station. I cannot emphasize enough the convenience of that! Having visited Tokyo before, I actually dislike staying by the big stations like Tokyo, Shibuya and Shinjuku Stations. Those areas tend to be hectic and confusing, not to mention expensive. It is actually much better to stay by a smaller station that connects easily to multiple main locations. There is a convenient store within the hotel building and a grocery store across the street. The neighborhood is quiet, which is great for relaxation after a hectic day at Tokyo. I was a solo traveler, and I found that this hotel met all my meets above and beyond. This is also a very family friendly hotel. I saw many families with little kids staying there (to visit Tokyo Disney). Lastly, I cannot say enough good things about the hotel staff. The front desk staff all speak really good English, which is super helpful. On my way to the hotel, I accidentally forgot my bag on the train. The hotel staff did everything they could in helping me submitting an inquiry via the JR website. Thanks to them, I was able to relocate my bag! I will definitely come back again in my next visit. "

"Great place. Convenient for those long layovers! "

"An amazing hotel with fabulous views of the city and Tokyo Tower. Super comfy bed."

"Excellent hotel, Japan Times subscription."