Toyoko Inn Tokyo Shinagawa Konan-guchi Tennozu Isle

The hotel was conveniently located near the Tokyo Monorail, which suited me because I wanted a hotel accessible to the airport without being at the airport, but also close accessible to Ginza, Shibuya and Odaiba. The hotel is a 5-minute walk from the Monorail station, but it might be a bit confusing the first time since the route goes through a small shopping complex. However, the hotel is typical of a Toyoko Inn. Amenities are self-serve, the room is pretty much the same size and layout as other Toyoko Inns, and there is a good breakfast. The property is clean and wifi is good. Staff are friendly and the facilities are modern. The breakfast was good but it is busy around 8am when everyone goes at the same time. There is only one line and it might take 5-10 minutes to get through the line. Breakfast was available until 9 and coffee and tea was available until 10. Luggage storage was also self serve, which I appreciated. Good stay and would certainly consider this property the next time I visit Tokyo.

Great breakfast, good shuttle service and super close to Rinkai and Haneda monorail

Very friendly staff, excellent breakfast, easy to reach from Haneda Airport and frequent courtesy bus to Shinagawa Station.

The Room: Finding a room for four in Tokyo is often a challenge, but this hotel accommodated us easily with one double and two single beds. The beds felt spacious even by European standards. The wet-room style bathroom was perfectly functional for a short stay. The Amenities: For UK traveller, this chain is essentially the Japanese equivalent of a Premier Inn. The Japanese-style breakfast buffet was a surprise highlight; our family loved dining alongside local business commuters, though Western options (pastries, cereal) are available too. The self-service luggage lockers were also a massive plus—no instructions needed and very convenient. The Location: Perfectly positioned for the end of our trip. After arriving from Kyoto, we found it easily accessible via a short bus ride (or quick walk) from Shinagawa Station. It’s located in a quiet, urban area with a 7/11, Starbucks, and affordable local eats nearby. Crucially, it’s a short walk to the station for a one-stop trip to Odaiba (to see the Unicorn Gundam) and offers a direct, stress-free route to Haneda Airport. The Service: Check-in and out are handled via automated kiosks, but staff are always on hand to help. Despite being a business hotel, the service was polite, attentive, and very family-friendly. They even offer a free shuttle bus to and from the station. Verdict: It may officially be a 2-star hotel, but it punches well above its weight. Strategically perfect, affordable, and highly recommended for families too :)

Yes very clean. Had everything we needed. Food was very good for breakfast