I've stayed here for 2 nights and it was very convenient to go to Odaiba. Tokyo Monorail runs directly into the hotel building (well, not quite in the same building but it is connected so you don't have to go out). There is a nice walking path around the hotel and even a grocery store is within 5 minutes of... More

Great business hotel. Staff friendly and helpful. Good places to eat close by and great access via rail to rest of Tokyo. Only comment I can make is that the 'Engish' CNN channel on TV is dubbed over in Japanese. So best take a book. More

The hotel was about what I expected - clean, quiet, convenient to my business meetings and had a beautiful view of the waterfront. It was very "local business" focused - i.e. not much in English - which was fine for the most part. The bathroom was nice, but since most of the notices were in Japanese I got a bit... More

We loved this hotel. The staff was so helpful and very friendly.The breakfast included in the price was very generous with a good choice.The rooms were very clean. The bathroom was very nice and very clean. We truly enjoyed our stay. The location was excellent, the customer service very accommodating, and the Hotel was clean and attractive.In our experience, very... More

Plus points: 1) Pretty close to the Shinagawa main train station (<10 min via car). You can choose to take a taxi without busting your wallet. 2) Lots of small restaurants opposite the road (cross the road in front of the Citibank buildings) 3) Counter staff was excellent; simple gesture like offering to take us to the Airport Limo Bus... More

Dai-Ichi Tokyo Seafort Hotel was third and last stop during our Tokyo stay. We felt like this hotel was more interested in operating their "side" wedding business and that we were blatantly treated like second-rate guests... more on that below. The hotel itself is a solid 3.5-star, but there's plenty of other great options in Tokyo. Pros: - Located in... More

Wonderful little gem about 5 minutes cab from Shinagawa station. We were on the upper floors with an amazing view of the bridge, harbor and part of the city. The rooms are small, but average for Japan. I love the electronic drapes, whoever thought of it is a genius. Our package included breakfast which was nice. Food was average, nothing... More

What a nice hotel! It's right on a monorail station from where you can go directly to Odaiba, Narita airport or hamamatsucho station (2$ US one way). Or you can walk 10 minutes and take the metro from Shinagawa station. The hotel itself is very clean with a high standing and theres a 7 eleven in the same building. Also... More

My wife and I went to Tokyo on our honeymoon - we chose the Dai-Ichi Seafort mainly because it seemed to be a good deal in an expensive city. It was - in more aspects than we thought! First of all the standard of the hotel was higher than we'd expected for a 3+ star hotel, it was more 4... More