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Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo
"Really like the location. It is quiet and convenient. Right out of the back door there is a small building with 7-11, Starbucks and some restaurants. Access to public transportation is convenient too."
THE KNOT TOKYO Shinjuku
"Great hotel overall, rooms are small but that’s Tokyo I guess, didn’t have much outlets so I had to buy a mutli plug. Other than that great hotel"
Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel
"Everything was great except the location. it's far from the city (30min train ride to Shinjuku and Shibuya) but you get the included onsen with this hotel."
Hotel Gracery Shinjuku
"Very modern clean hotel. Rooms are quiet and the surrounding area has everything you would need."
Shinagawa Prince Hotel
"Room good. Breakfast was good. Staff helpfull and friendly."
Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Tokyo - Shiodome
"The property was clean and well maintained as advertised. Spacious rooms with very nice conveniences to make your stay enjoyable."
The Prince Park Tower Tokyo - Preferred Hotels & Resorts, LVX Collection
"Very friendly staff breakfast was OK. Location was far from everything we had to take Taxi to do anything."
APA Hotel & Resort Ryogoku Ekimae Tower
"Great"
Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba
"Rooms clean, staff very friendly and helpful. Hotel is also convenient to mono rail service (YURIKAMOME Line) to SHIMBASHI Station for subway trains all over Tokyo, and bus services to and from Haneda Airport and Shinagawa station for Bullet Train. Excellent hotel and I will stay there again."
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About Odaiba
Odaiba is a manmade island in Tokyo Bay that provides the twin bonuses of multiple attractions and access to a beach and waterside views. The island was originally built in the 1850s to protect Tokyo from invading armies and as such most of its delights are modern. It has a science museum, fairground attractions, diverse shopping venues and an exciting nightclub.
Don’t MissThe Odaiba experience begins with the journey across Tokyo Bay via the Rainbow Bridge. This is especially colourful at night when the bright lights of Tokyo provide the backdrop. Travellers have a choice of taxi or Yurikamome driverless trains. Besides plush new buildings, one of the first sights for arriving visitors is a copy of New York’s iconic Statue of Liberty.
Venus Fort is the flagship of the shopping centres at Odaiba and is themed on 500-year-old European villages, but with everything 21st century shoppers require. Miraikan Science Museum is an interactive and educational establishment and one of Odaiba’s unmissable sites. Other museums include the Maritime Museum and the Trick Art Museum.
Tokyo Leisureland is a fun facility offering tenpin bowling, karaoke lounges and the latest in video gaming technology. Toritsu Shiokaze Park boasts footpaths shaded by trees, a waterfront walkway and a beach. Swimming is not allowed in Tokyo Bay, but several hotels on the island have onsite pools. Odaiba features a 100-metre high big-wheel. The view from the top is awesome.
Restaurants and BarsOdaiba is one of the best places in Tokyo to enjoy a meal or a night out. Diners are able to sample Japanese dishes such as sushi and shabu-shabu plus food from Thailand, India, France and Italy to name a few. There are a number of bars serving Japanese beers as well as the Zepp DiverCity concert hall and nightclub.
ShoppingShopping at Odaiba is heaven. Venus Fort and Aqua City are the two main shopping locations. Venus Fort is upmarket and has a collection of retail outlets selling everything from jewellery and makeup to top-name electrical and IT devices. A Toys'R'Us is among Aqua City’s many delights. Decks Tokyo Beach is noted for its souvenirs, gift items and second-hand clothing.