Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Tokyo-Shiodome

There was a woman who spoke Spanish, Japanese, and English, who I did not get her name but she helped the Morales family with a smooth check and everyone was very welcoming. The hotel is near a train station making it easy to do some tourism around the city. It is also very convenient to have a convenient store along with a coffee shop in the same building. I’d highly recommend this location for your stay. 

Happy hour at no charge between 5-7pm was unexpectedly fabulous. The hotel is near to restaurants and bars. It’s clean and neat Acoustics were good too.

We stayed at the hotel for four nights in late March. The location is peaceful and within walking distance of Ginza and Shimbashi. It's also convenient to take a few stops to Aqua City. There aren't many restaurants in this area, so it's advisable to do some shopping or grab a meal before heading back to the hotel. The room provided can accommodate more than 3-4 people, but there is an additional charge of 3000 yen per person if you originally booked for two. There is a separate toilet and bathroom, allowing for a more leisurely shower experience. One drawback of the room was the insufficient storage space for clothes, as there weren't enough cabinets or space for hanging. Additionally, the view from the lower floors overlooked the backyard of the building. Overall, I would recommend this hotel if you're seeking a quiet evening after exploring crowded areas.

I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone traveling to Tokyo. The proximity to Shimbashi Station makes it very convenient to get around Tokyo no matter where you want to go. There are plenty of dining and shopping options within walking distance. Best of all, the rooms are spacious, making it easy to relax after a long day of traveling. All the hotel staff were very friendly, especially Hernandez who was very sweet and helpful. If I come to Tokyo again, I will definitely stay at this hotel.

Hotel location was good, directly next to the train station. Hassle free get to and fro hotel with luggages. There are also come food options within 5 mins walk (there is also a sheltered/underground walkway to connect to the train station and some restaurants close by (about 3-5 mins walk) so it's quite convenient. Rooms are slightly bigger (than usual Japan standards). Not a busy area so if you are looking for something more quiet and easy accessibly to trains (to get around the city and to Haneda airport).

You get what you pay for. Nothing special, but practical and convenient.