Coming back from Hiroshima in a wet day the experience of staying in this hotel was awsome, the concierge give us a great attention giving us umbrella and explaying us where to go...

The Shiodome is located close to Toyko station, the Ginza and the JR line. I stayed while visiting the Toyko Auto Show very easy to get on the train and go straight to the show. Many choices of food and shopping in the area. I had a small problem with house keeping and my laundry being delayed but the hotel staff took good care of me to make it a non issue. Bring you camera to breakfast we were lucky enough to see bother the Tokyo tower and Fuji !!!...Over all very impressed with the hotel would recommend as a great place with a reasonable price (for Tokyo) to stay.

Royal Park Shiodome is a business hotel conveniently located next to Shiodome and Shimbashi stations. It offers a less expensive alternative compared with the Conrad next door, and the offering is consistent with the price.

The lobby is spacious with no particular charm. Its atmosphere feels like that of an airline lounge. The rooms are tiny and functionally equipped. The internal decoration, while clean and modern tends towards the cluttered, resulting in a slightly cramped feeling in the rooms and the bathrooms. No complaint about the beds, the showers, or the sound isolation.

Service is up to Japanese standards, i.e. attentive and meticulous.

All-in, the quintessential business travel experience: one is happy to go about one's business, experience no hassle, leave the hotel and go bak home.

I am a leisure traveler who loved this hotel. It is in an excellent location, with convenient transportation (there is a train station on the lower levels of the building and subway, as well) and plenty of easy access. I got an excellent rate at this hotel; surprisingly less expensive than the Royal Park Hotel in Yokohama-even after upgrading my original room reservation. Perhaps this was due to the impact of the March 2011 earthquake-tourism slowing down? I'm not really sure-but I didn't consider my room expensive, at all. The room decor and comfort factor was very good. I slept very comfortably in the bed; the bathroom was excellent and stocked with Shiseido products (all very nice). Shall I even mention the heated toilet seat? Ah, how I missed that when I was in Korea, following my stay in Japan! I loved all the amenities, including the sleep robes, bath robes, slippers, hairbrush, ladies set, etc. that so many Japanese hotels offer. It made me realize how much I overpacked for my trip! The view from my room was amazing. It overlooked the Sumida River where I could see Tsukiji Fish Market and Hamarikyu Gardens (a very lovely park). It is a short walk from the hotel to the park where I took a Sumida River waterbus to Asakusa to shop one day. The hotel is also very close to the Ginza. I went to see Kabuki at the Enbujyo Theatre and it was very close by. I can't say enough about the service-it was excellent. What a great staff! Would I stay here again? Yes, definitely.