"A very well appointed hotel in a lovely area that offers lots of cafe and dining options. It’s in a very good area for transit to explore the main of areas of Tokyo. "
"The property was nice, the staff was friendly, the area was nice, and the bakery connected to the hotel is amazing. Definitely would recommend staying here. "
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"It was a wonderful stay and fairly convenient to the Shinagawa Station. Should have read up on the Prince Hotels in Shinagawa were linked by a shuttle bus. The Hotel grounds and lobby were welcoming, definitely will be my choice for next trip!"
"Excellent location and restaurants in the hotel, train station was near by, on site parking was easy and Shinagawa train station is less then a 5 minute walk away from the hotel.
Hotel staff were excellent and extremely helpful also "
"My stay at this hotel was great overall, staff was kind, room was clean, prices were decent and the location was excellent with close proximity to several train stations. Only hiccup during the stay was that once or twice the towels brought to my room had small stains on them, nothing mayor but just something I noticed that might have been missed by a quick working cleaning crew. Despite this, the hotel was excellent and I would definitely recommend it to others. "
"This is a nice little affordable hotel. It’s very clean and the staff is lovely. Close to station and to the temple where 47 Ronin are buried. Very good for the price! "
"The best aspect of this beautiful hotel is its staff. They offer the best concierge service, which is absolutely essential for Western tourists. After my first stay at the Westin, I decided to return because of the service."
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What can I see and do near Seishoko Kakurinji Temple?
Mori Art Museum, teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM, and Nezu Art Museum feature captivating exhibits. Tokyo Imperial Palace, Hamarikyu Gardens, and Old Shimbashi Station are well-known local landmarks worth a visit. You can watch performances at Shinagawa Prince Cinema, Billboard Live, and Suntory Hall if you're interested in local theater.
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