Odaiba hotels & places to stay

I got a single room in this hotel at a very good price (less than JPY 10000 per night) and was very satisfied. The bed was comfortable, the room was small but nice and clean and the bathroom was enough for my needs. The direct shuttle service to and from the airport was very convenient, and the hotel is only a few minutes walk from both the Yurikamome and Rinkai lines. You also get a discounted rate for buffet-style breakfast (JPY1600). The only cons: (a) I had to request for a foam pillow because the synthetic Japanese-style ones were not very comfortable for me, (b) the room was small, and the bathtub may be a bit difficult for tall people to use, and (c) there are very few English-speaking staff at night, so it may take a while for your concerns to be taken care of. Overall, I'm happy with this hotel and would book again. It is quite far and expensive to get to from "mainland" Tokyo though, so if you're a tourist, you may want to consider any hotel in Odaiba as a last resort.

We stayed at the Grand Pacific Odaiba after few days in Tokyo ( Shinjuku ), a Hokkaido trip and Disney Sea, to get away from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo before leaving Japan. This hotel has straight walkway access to the Yurikamome monorail Daiba station which runs 3 stops to Shimbashi station that you can connect to the JR railways and others lines and a few minutes walk to Ginza and Tsukiji area. To travel to Asakusa Temple, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Akihabara just use the JR Yamanote line located at the Shimbashi station. If you want to head to Disneyland from the hotel, the Yurikamome can also be used to connect to the Rinkai line at Tokyo Teleport station and from there you can connect to Maihama station at Shin-kiba station via the Keiyo line. The hotel also has a connecting walkway to Aqua City where there are plenty of restaurants and shops and also the Decks mall which houses the Sega Joypolis. The hotel also has another walkway that leads to the Diver City that has the Gundam museum and plenty of shops and restaurants. There is a free shuttle that goes around Odaiba which you can take to the Palette Town mall and the big ferris wheel. Surrounding the hotel are a few nice parks and very clean and quiet. If you want to get away from the Tokyo crowd but still enjoy walking around, shopping and eating, this is the hotel for you and your family. Checking in and out was very fast and the hotel staff were very friendly and spoke good English. They also have a foreign English speaking staff at the concierce desk that was very helpful to direct us to Kamakura for a day trip. We didn't get a chance to dine at the many hotel restaurants as there were so many nice restaurants at the Aqua city. Be sure you don't miss the sushi restaurant on the 1st floor of Aqua city and the Yakiniku restaurant right across it. It serves one of the best sushi and yakiniku we had on this trip. Both restaurants are near the entrance of Toys R' Us on the 1st floor of Aqua city.

this hotel's main selling point are the tokyo cityscape views from the hotel room. the room with the best view in the hotel is the rainbow tower room, you can see the bridge and the tokyo tower from inside the room. except the park view room, any other room has a clear view of the city, bridge, and tower when you step out the balcony. we booked the ocean view room. the beds were nice and comfortable. you don't have to get a hotel to see the views though, but if you're planning on staying in odaiba, this is the hotel to book. it's conveniently located by the train station, although i wouldn't recommend choosing this site as your home base for exploring tokyo. but i felt like there was so much to see in odaiba, we just had to stay a couple nights. oh and i need to mention the staff are so super friendly and helpful! we really felt like valued guests at this hotel.

Room is a bit small (I had some trouble placing my stuff initially) but clean and comfortable. Hotel has most features you would expect, including a convenience store, restaurants, computer stations with net access and printing for guests. Room amenities are pretty complete. Shower gel, shampoo and conditioner is included as well as 2 sets of toothbrushes, hair brushes, bath towels, hand towels, face towels as well as room robes that are replaced daily. Mini fridge will only take only one large carton or bottle along with a few smaller items. Also included is a water heater and ionic blow dryer. Air conditioning is adjustable, but I found default settings to be sufficient to cool me down after being out in the summer sun. The hotel is conveniently located right between at least 2 Yurikamome and one Rinkai line stations, giving you many options for travel, and is within walking distance to locations such as Tokyo Big Sight, Palette Town, DiverCity Tokyo (amongst other interesting locations) and at least 2 Zepp Halls. It is a great location for visiting Odaiba, and is not a bad location to stay at even if traveling to locations outside of Odaiba (Rinkai line access helps). You cannot miss the place, the Sunroute logo can be seen in the distance as soon as you step onto Odaiba. It is priced much lower than other hotels in the region, and is a good place to consider staying if you are visiting Odaiba.

We arrived quite late about midnight at the hotel, check in was fast with some brief description on the facilities of the hotel. Separate floors for male and female, those that stay in single dorms will have to place their luggage at ground floor lockers. We booked the double decker twin room thus luggage can be brought into the room. They provide you with a small basket with items like towel, face towel, free size (quite large) japanese style pyjamas, tooth brush and tooth paste. Shared bathroom for female but there are about 8 bathrooms and few separate toilets, each bathroom consist of two sections, one section is dry for you to place your clothes and for changing, second section is wet which is like normal bathroom, good quality body wash, shampoo and conditioner are provided too. Hairdryer is available near the basin. Overall I will recommend for short stay.

I have stayed there for 3 nights in this early week. This is my 20+ time to Tokyo and I always love to stay at Business Hotels. Highly recommend Daiwa Roynet Hotel Tokyo Ariake to those travelers who like quiet environment with convenient location. 1 minute walk to both train stations (Rinkai & Yurikamome Line). Airport limousine bus from Narita Airport direct to the neighbour hotel which take 5-min walk to hotel; from Haneda Airport direct to the bus stop next to train station which take 2-min walk to hotel. 23-25min around direct to Shibuya & Shinjuku, within 10 min journey from hotel room to Toyosu Shijyo (New Tsukiji Shijō) or Shopping malls in Odaiba, easy to transit to Tokyo Station, etc Very neat with good sound insulation. More spacious compare with those similar level hotel for sure. The most important for me is "I NEED A CONVENIENT STORE"!! Though there is only one 7-Eleven downstairs, Lawson is located next to Rinkai Line Station. Family mart just 200 metres away^.^'''

Pros: 1.) Has 7/11 right next to the hotel and Aeon Shinonome mall in front. 2.) Near Teamlab Planet and just stations away from Odaiba. 3.) Shuttle from the Hotel to Toyosu Station (Check their latest shuttle hours) 4.) HANDY phone which is super convenient! (personal hotspot, local calls, room to room calls and requesting amenities) Cons: 1.) Far from city center 2.) Shuttle not 24/7. Also, we requested for shuttle for Tokyo Disneyland, unfortunately, we were not informed about the changes. But the one that really stands out is their customer-centric staffs. Why? 1.) Early check-in! After a long hours of travel, this is what we really need. 2.) Assistance in directions and airport transfers. Thank you for accommodating us.