sequence MIYASHITA PARK – Review & Photos

Since the hotel is located at the end of the lawn area on the top floor of MIYASHITA PARK, many people come to enjoy the park and Starbucks. There were especially many young people in the area.

The entrance may be hard to find for some people.

The lobby was at the back and was hard to find.

The lobby was small, but surrounded by large windows and decorated with foliage plants on the counter.

A tablet like this was installed at the front desk, and check-in was done here. It was the latest model, which is not very popular with the elderly people, but there were several staff ready to help.

You can use your tablet to complete self-check-in and create your own card key.

The view from the lobby.

The elevators were located next to the check in counter.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

There was a hanging space and a full length mirror on the right, and a bathroom and sink on the left.

The room was smaller than I expected, but very functional. There was a bed by the window, and I was able to enjoy a beautiful view of the City.

The floor was slightly elevated where the bed was located. The mattress was comfortable to sleep on.

A round table by the bed.

A desk at the foot of the bed.

There was a very small TV and a tablet on the desk. This tablet was excellent because it could be used as a speaker, making a phone call to the front desk, connecting an alarm or Bluetooth and even checking out.

I could see the cityscape of Shibuya from the large window. The price was the cheapest and it was a small room, but the view was very nice.

There was only a shower in the bathroom.

The shower booth was small, but very clean. There are two types of showers, the latest rain shower and the height-adjustable / removable hand shower, and I was able to take a shower comfortably without any problems with water pressure and temperature control.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were provided next to the shower.

The toilet was next to the shower booth, but divided by a certain.

The sink was on the left side of the room and was separate from the bathroom. There was a hand soap on the sink.

Two bottles of water and a tooth brush.

Shoe horn and flash light.

Trash can, disposable slippers and a deodorant spray.

Non-disposable slippers

The room did not have a closet, but there was a hook with some hangers. I recommend that you come with a small amount of luggage, as there will be no space left for your luggage.

There were two cups, but no electric kettle, coffee or tea.

There was a fridge, but nothing prepared inside.

There was a cafe called the “VALLEY PARK STAND” on the 4th floor. It can be used as a “cafe” where you can enjoy coffee and pastries and pita sandwich in the morning and noon, and as a parkside “bar” where you can serve long cocktails that are particular about craft spirits at night. Many people were working on their computers, and it was almost full around 17:00.

There was a restaurant called “Dōng xī Restaurant & Sakaba” on the 5th floor. You can have breakfast, lunch and dinner, and drinks at the bar.

In addition, a rooftop bar and restaurant will open on the 18th floor, which is the top floor, with a magnificent panoramic view of the city of Shibuya.

Inside of MIYASHITA PARK

There were mostly men staying at the hotel. Many were staying alone, perhaps on a business trip.