Hotel Marriott di Tokyo

It was a few years since we stayed at this Marriott and it looked almost the same. We still had to catch the shuttle to the hotel from Shinagawa Station. The bus looked just like one of the city buses so that was confusing initially since we expected to see one with the Marriott name on it. We were upgraded to a one bedroom suite and it was quite spacious though the furnishings seemed a little dated. Since this was our last night in Japan it was perfect since we decided to spend the evening and most of the next morning resting before our flight home. The bathroom had lots of useful countertop space with separate shower and toilet. The marble flooring in the shower was a concern and we had to be very careful when it was wet and not slip. Not sure why they chose polished marble for the flooring as there was not traction. The lounge had nice views and served snacks and drinks all day. The afternoon tea was quite light but at least the evening spread was a little better. We opted to eat breakfast in the first floor restaurant with it wide buffet selection. It was as good as before and we enjoyed the fruits, pastries, Japanese and western items. As for other parts of the hotel, a Family Mart (?) was in the basement of the adjoining office building so one could buy snacks and drinks. A small park was in the back, had a couple waterfalls to enjoy but seemed a bit overgrown with paths that were closed off. The gym on the first floor was functional with dumbbells and cardio equipment. Service overall was good especially in the lounge where we spent a lot of time.