Tokyo Hotel Guide - Shioiri Park hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"Great place "

"Very nice Hotel ! Close to trains and lots of nearby shopping . Would highly recommend !"

"The breakfast was fantastic, good coffee. Loved the public bath with the sauna and hot tub. It was clean and most rooms had a reclining massage chair."

"Great location "

"Very nice rooms, friendly staff and the rooftop terrace is great."

"Really good pricepoint and we liked having Asakusa station within walking distance. Really friendly staff. Calmer area I would say. Tip: There is a rentable gym in the building next door, which was a huge plus for me."

"Fabulous ryokan with friendly staff. Gracious hospitality and delicious food. Choose the dinner option, it’s really special!"

"Clean room, facilities and staff were wonderful!"

"Staff was great, we arrived very late but check was still very quick and efficient. Our host quickly checked us in and showed us around the property and did a great job of explaining everything. Cleanliness in rooms and showers average, not the best but not the worst. And the various amenities and location made it a great place to stay."

"Clean room - great for family. 7-eleven right around the corner. "

"Everyone was so nice there, bathrooms and rooms were very clean. The only thing is that our bed wasn’t the comfiest. "

"Beautiful place to stay, in a nice quiet part of Tokyo! The staff were awesome and very hospitable. We truly enjoyed our stay on would definitely recommend"

"Great place to stay"

"Staff are very nice "

"The place was excellent. I would highly recommend everything is clean close to everything."

"Buen lugar, solo hubo un problema para hacer check in, había un error en el sistema y no se podía hacer, al no haber recepción se complica un poco. Finalmente se resolvió. "

"Room was clean and staff was pleasant. I had a smoking room which smelled a bit like smoke but not bad. Rooms are tiny"

"Great room and the staff were always happy to help"

"Friendly staff, good sized rooms, perfect price."

"Our host Yoshi and the staff at Toe Library were incredibly welcoming, offering us tips around the neighborhood and, when we left, a bag of delicious Japanese cookies. The room itself was cozy, well-appointed, and full of personality—and we especially appreciated that because we happened to be there during a typhoon and spent a lot of time lounging there as we waited for the worst of the storm to pass. This is a completely unique stay and I’d recommend it to anyone visiting Tokyo."