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InterContinental Hotels INTERCONTINENTAL TOKYO BAY1 16 2 Kaigan, Minato Ku, Tokyo, JapanInterContinental Tokyo Bay combines urban convenience with expansive panoramas of one of the great cities of the world.[more]
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Sep 10, 2008 by
Margarita from Dallas, TX
“The hotel is in a clean, safe area of Japan, but not close to any of the restaurants/shopping. There was no concierge service, which made it difficult as tourists to figure out what to see. We wasted part of our vacation doing the research ourselves in their business center. They do not provide water in the rooms, and you cannot get it anywhere in the hotel. We asked the restaurant for a bottle of water, but they would not let us carry it out.”
Aug 6, 2008 by
Christine from Seoul, NY
“Nice hotel but it is not suitable for the traveler with children.”
Mar 19, 2008 by
Catherine from Toronto, ON CA
“I very much enjoyed my stat at the Intercontinental, Tokyo Bay. The amenities and staff were excellent and the view was memorable.”
Nov 20, 2007 by
Erica from Jamaica Plain, MA
“The intercom Tokyo bay is a very nice property, and staff there were supremely polite (as was true everywhere we went in Japan, so I don't think this was exceptional in any way), albeit slow and seemed to have difficulty honoring requests I spent considerable time waiting for rooms to be available, organizing no smoking room, etc. Only to be given the run around by desk staff). Very courteous but in no way exceptional service. Rooms are basic, albeit large for Tokyo. Lovely bathroom with separate deep soaking tub. Property, especially rooms, is really showing its age, with dirty carpet in hallways, uncomfortable beds, dinged up furniture, entirely unspecialized room decor.”
Nov 19, 2007 by
Jason from Vancouver, BC CA
“The hotel on a whole was excellent, somewhat dated in areas but was way above our expectations in compared with North American standards. Although the hotel thought we were 2 friends traveling together, they were able to provide us with a king size bed the next day. Location was excellent, very close walk to the train station, and very close to the "Ginza" and "Odaiba" shopping area.”
Oct 29, 2007 by
Steven from Hamburg, NY
“My wife and I checked into the Sheraton Grand Sacramento in the evening. Upon entering our room I opened the blinds over the window. This came crashing down on me. So much for the view! It was late and we thought we might order food up. When we opened the hotel guide which contained the room service menu, we found most of the pages to be stained badly and/or stuck together. We ordered a dessert and a glass of wine (Franciscan chardonnay $10.50) and it arrived in about 25 minutes. The wine was bad (taste bad and smelled strongly of moldy cork). Called back down to room service and 25 or so minutes later they sent another glass up. By this time it was after 11:00 p.m. and my wife was asleep. I mentioned these mishaps to the front desk in the am and got little sympathy. I also had to ask that the glass of wine, which was left in the room, be removed from our bill at checkout (it was).”
Jun 19, 2007 by
Coleen from Melbourne, FL
“Great hotel. Very pretty. I expect pretty, with some perks (robes, turn down service, tasty treats, etc.). Hotel staff and room was nice. Restaurants were expensive, but nice as well. Great location, right next to the Takeshiba station.”
Jun 5, 2007 by
Jon from King, NC
“This hotel was the best hotel I stayed at while in Japan for two weeks (out of 7 different hotels).”
Mar 23, 2007 by
Shin D. from Honolulu, HI
“Everything¿s is excellent! Except the restaurant at breakfast in hotel need it up grade. (Unusual food quality at this 5 star hotel especially in Japan).”
Mar 2, 2007 by
Suzanne from Brooklyn, NY
“The hotel was clean, attractive, and staff was attentive without being overbearing. The only downside is the location. It¿s about a 10 min. Walk to the subway that serves a major line and the neighborhood stores. The monorail stop is much closer, but doesn't serve many of the neighborhoods that we went to. There isn't much else near the hotel; it¿s about a 10 min. Walk to convenience stores, bars, etc. But there are restaurants in the hotel. Our room had a gorgeous view of the water. I would stay here again. If you want to stumble out of your hotel into nightlife, this is not the place for you. Other than that, everything else was great.”
Aug 2, 2006 by
Carl from Vonore, TN
“The Intercontinental Tokyo Bay is located a bit of the beaten path, but easy enough to get to from both tourist and business hot spots. The staff are friendly and helpful. The hotel is a bit expensive, but then again, it's Tokyo.”
Jul 27, 2006 by
Barbara from White Plains, NY
“A very nice hotel, but not conveniently located.”
May 29, 2006 by
Jason from Honolulu, HI
“Overall very good, very friendly and helpful staff.”
Apr 28, 2006 by
Eric from Peoria, AZ
“This hotel was amazing. The staff was very helpful and very attentive - we never had to ask for anything and the highest level of service was provided. I had read reviews of this hotel that stated it was out of the way, but I sincerely feel it was easily accessible from anywhere in the city. I would stay there again without question.”
Mar 16, 2006 by
Amy from Anaheim Hills, CA
“Very good hotel, the staff was all helpful and polite.”
Dec 13, 2005 by
Roberta from Bethesda, MD
“This was a fabulous hotel at a great price. Our room was on a top floor and even though we did get our requested king, the two doubles were in a very big room with a beautiful view of Tokyo Bay. The service at the hotel was excellent.”
Nov 20, 2005 by
Chris from Mililani, HI
“Don't get me wrong, this is a good hotel. BUT no Pool, No Iron in room, no coffee available for purchase in lobby, and a truly mediocre location in terms of proximity to a REAL train station. You WILL be given a room with 2 single beds and you WILL get a smoking room, neither of which are our preference.”
Mar 11, 2005 by
Daniel from Orlando, FL
“The location oversees the Tokyo Bay, for a little extra I could've been upgraded to a nicer view but mine was excellent already. 99% of the staff spoke English well and was able to give explicit directions to go around Tokyo. They all insisted in not taking the subway because is complicated" but it wasn't. The only drag was that eating shops around the hotel close early on weekends. Excellent place overall, highly recommended!!!"”
Feb 15, 2005 by
Junichi from Tokyo, CA
“The hotel is popular for weekend stay. So the rate for weekday is not very good deal.Yet the one for weekend is good value.”
Sep 22, 2004 by
Eric M. from San Antonio “A beautiful hotel with excellent service. A little out of the way but it only takes 5 to 10 minutes to get to the JR lines.” Amenities at InterContinental Hotels INTERCONTINENTAL TOKYO BAY, Tokyo
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