Standard Double - Non Smoking
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Daiichi Hotel Seafort
3.5 out of 5.0
80% based on 357 reviews
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Stayed here for one night with our son and 2 grandchildren in a family room. Had a room on 24th floor with lovely views over the city and riverside. The hotel room was well equipped with all the necessary amenities, free in room wi-fi, tea and coffee making facilities etc. The room had two double beds and a single, and a member of staff brought, set up, and made up with bedding a cot for our grand daughter. Underneath the hotel is a shopping arcade with food outlets. A lovely hotel, would recommend it.
Generally, hotel rooms in Tokyo are very small, and very few hotels offer twin rooms. Our booking here was pretty last-minute, and we weren't expecting much. However, our expectations were greatly exceeded. The room was large, as were the beds, and very comfortable. The amenities were excellent, as were all the thoughtful extras in the bathroom. Just be aware that the drip coffee in the room, which appears to be complementary, is not - and it's pretty expensive! The reception staff were wonderful - very helpful and informative, and spoke very good English. They arranged our tickets for the airport shuttle bus on our departure, and even carried our suitcases down to the bus stop (which we felt dreadful about; they were very large and heavy). The free wifi was greatly appreciated and very useful. The hotel is located above a shopping centre with restaurants, an Irish-themed pub, convenience stores and easy access to the theatre and monorail - you don't even have to go outside. There's a huge restaurant on the ground floor, accessed from the hotel lobby. The hotel is a bit of a trek to get to, but it's (literally!) on the monorail line from Haneda Airport (Tennozo Isle station) so pretty easy to find. And the Narita airport shuttle bus stops here, so departure is very easy. It's cheaper to go by train, but so much more hassle - especially with large, heavy suitcases. All in all, we'd happily return to this hotel, and recommend it to others.
We stayed in this hotel for 4 nights in April 2017. The room and the toilet are very spacious in Japan standard (We stayed in twin room). Good enough to open 2 large luggage and 1 baby stroller without problem. Located in 品川區 which is easily accessible from Haneda Airport. It has direct connection with the 天王洲 monorail station (with shelter) and about 4 min walk from 天王洲 Rinkai line station. For taxi ride from the 品川 station, it costs about 1100 yen (night time rate). A good pick if you don't want to stay in a very busy district (like Shinjuku) but at the same time you need to go to Tokyo Station, Odaiba (台場), Ueno Station. The 7-11 located next to hotel lobby is not open round the clock (closed at 11pm).
We had a late flight into Tokyo Haneda airport and wanted an hotel fairly easy to get to with a very young family (3y/o & 6m/o). Getting to the hotel was fairly easy from the airport. Direct TrainStation access to the hotel helps if it is raining (as it was when we arrived). The checkin was fast and prompt and the staff answered a few questions about the local area well (where is the convenience store / 7eleven etc). Please note that after the last train the Seafort complex goes into lock down so I had a bit of a problem after going to the local 7eleven to have difficulty returning to the hotel. I did it but was very wet due to the rain. The hotel is nice, and the room was fairly spacious. We had two beds that were small doubles. There were two seats and a small table looking out the window. Next morning my son found it really interesting to look out from the window to see many planes landing in Haneda, ships and various boats in the waterways, as well as Shinkansen and LRT monorail trains going by. We were on the 27th floor. The bathroom was well equipped with all essentials. The shampoo, shower gel and conditioner were from a well respected brand and had lavender oil in them (my wife loved these). The only negative was the breakfast charge of ¥2,000 per person. We are not big morning eaters so decided to skip this due to the price. Finally in reference to the staff, we had the misfortune yo leave my wife's iPhone on the table whilst waiting for our pick up. (Don't ask but my wife is always leaving things everywhere). We did not realise this until about 1.5 hours later. We called the free phone number that was in my Expedia app from the booking. The reception staff whom answered the call said that nothing had been handed in..! They then proceeded to go down to the drop off/pick up point and check. Luckily it was still there (very safe in japan). So we went back to collect later that day. Overall very positive stay and would recommend for small families.
We were spending the night in Tokyo, instead of enduring a 9 hour layover. Most of the budget hotels were full, so the Hotel/Tourist desk advised this hotel. We wanted a shuttle, or easy airport access. This hotel has a Monorail stop, so it's only 15 minutes to/from Haneda (340 yen). The hotel adjoins an office tower, and a small shopping center, with various small restaurants, and shops, including a 7-11 (opens at 7 AM). The rooms are large, clean, with tub/shower, slippers etc.The only downside was the appx. $170 nightly rate. We did not eat at the hotel.
We stayed at the Dai-Ichi Seafort for six nights during a recent trip to Tokyo. While most rooms in Tokyo are tiny, we were pleasantly surprised at how spacious or room was even with the two beds. We left our luggage at around 7:00am after arriving and checked in around 11:00pm after a day at Hiroshima. Staff were excellent, courteous and helpful. The only negative I have is that we couldn't get anything to eat as the restaurant closed at 9:00pm. There is a 7-Eleven around the corner so we made do with what we could. Easy to access on the monorail. Amenities second to none.
I stayed this hotel on February 2017. I felt that my twin room was enough spacious and has nice view from the room. It may be larger than most hotels in Japan. I had 2 Breakfasts at restaurant on 1st floor, I was really satisfied with the foods served. Due to its location, it was really convinient to access Haneda airport by Monorail which is connected to the hotel. I will stay here if I visit Tokyo again.
It was a shocking experience for my wife on check in, a very rude front desk staff and the same experience on check out, with one good staff member being helpful in between. The rooms are lived up, but renovation seems to be ongoing, the only thing speaking for the hotel is the location for a short business visit, close to town and close to Haneda. That is really it. For Japan, I must say, management should be ashamed of itself. My wife certainly does not want to return and we will share that feeling with our business partners and friends. It is a pity , because it could work, for short visits.
Hotel has covered access from Tennozu Isle station, which is a few stops away from Haneda airport using Tokyo monorail line. Please note however that there are two tennozu isle stations: one for Tokyo monorail line and one for Rinkai line (that goes to Shinjuku area). The one that serves Rinkai line is about 400m away and you need to cross a major road to get there. There is a 7-eleven just outside the hotel lobby (on 2nd floor), and another convenience store downstairs selling non-food stuff.
I stayed this hotel three nights this time for the first time. I am very happy with the overall quality of this hotel due: clean, good quality and relatively spacious room, direct connection to Tennozu isle stn as well as restaurants and CVS, great view of skylines, etc. But one thing that I was particularly impressed was about the hospitality of receptionist. Upon check out, I asked for a taxi. Though the taxi pickup point is located at level 1 and a bit far from the reception, she volunteered to take care of our supper heavy luggage and she saw us off even after our taxi departed. This accommodation costs only about 10,000-yen per person per night and some nights are even cheaper and it came in only 7,000-yen per person per night. I found it is really a good deal. Want to come back. 3泊程させていただきましたが、大変に気持ちの良い滞在をさせていただきました。2人で宿泊しましたが、お部屋のそこそこ広く、また部屋からのお台場方面や品川方面の眺めは大変素晴らしく満足でした。また天王洲アイル駅に直結していますので大変便利ですし、レストラン街、セブンイレブンもありますし、何不自由ない滞在でした。またチェックアウト時にタクシーをお願いしましたが、タクシー乗り場まで若干の距離があるにもかかわらず、ものすごい重い私たちの荷物を運んでくださって本当にありがとうございました。また宿泊させていただきたいと思います。
Hotel highlights
- Free WiFi and wired Internet in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
- 24-hour front desk
Located in Shinagawa, Daiichi Hotel Seafort is within a few miles (5 km) of popular sights such as Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum. This 130-room, 3.5-star hotel has conveniences like a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and free in-room WiFi. Located in central Tokyo, the hotel is also near Mori Art Museum and Tsukiji Fish Market.
Dining
Enjoy a leisurely bite to eat at the onsite restaurant, or have a drink at the bar/lounge. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service, or get a quick energy boost at the coffee shop/café. Start each morning with buffet breakfast, available for a fee from 7 AM to 10 AM.
Rooms
The 130 rooms are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including refrigerators, minibars, and free newspapers. Guests can expect TVs with pay movies, along with free WiFi and wired Internet. Bathrooms offer hair dryers, free toiletries, bathrobes, and slippers. In-room massages are available, and other amenities include phones and desks.
Property features
Guests of Daiichi Hotel Seafort enjoy access to free WiFi in public areas, 6 meeting rooms, and conference space. Self parking is offered for JPY 1900.00 per night. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can assist with dry cleaning/laundry, luggage storage, and securing valuables. Additional amenities include a porter/bellhop and wedding services.
Reviews from Trip Advisor
80% of guests recommend this hotel
Total of 357 reviews
