Tokyo Marriott Hotel – Review & Photos

The hotel is a 26 story brown building.

A map of the hotel grounds.

The hotel seen from Gotenyama Garden.

Hotel parking lot

A carport at the entrance.

The entrance seen from the inside.

An all-day dining called the “Lounge & Dining G” and the pastry and bakery “GG Co.” located at the entrance.

The ceiling was high and the big windows brightened the lobby.

A pathway leading to the front desk.

Up to three groups of people can check in at once.

A foreign currency exchange machine, printer and a public telephone were installed in front of the elevator.

Lobby floor elevator hall

Guest room floor elevator hall

Guest room floor corridor

Guest room entrance door

There was a closet on the right and a bathroom on the left.

Full length mirror

The room was decorated in Japanese colors such as purple and Greige, and the petals of cherry blossoms flowing on the water surface were drawn on the carpet, giving the room a calm atmosphere.

The bed was a king size bed with plenty of room to lay down.

The mattress was made by Simmons, so it was comfortable to sleep on. There were also 4 pillows prepared on top.

There were bedside tables on both sides of the bed.

In addition to the light panel, there were outlets on both sides which was convenient for charging my electronic devices.

TV across the bed.

A table next to the TV.

There was a telephone, memo set, TV remote and a Bluetooth speaker on the table.

Sofa and table by the window.

The room seen from the window.

There was a big window.

I could see the “Oi Pier” from the window.

The bathroom was very spacious.

There was a bathtub with an integrated shower. It was nice that there was a glass door next to the bathtub, so there was no need to worry about water splashing on the floor.

The shower was a height-adjustable and removable hand shower, and there was no problem with the water pressure or the temperature control.

Bath mat and bath salt.

A toilet with a washlet function.

Amenities were prepared in this box. Thai natural cosmetic brand THANN’s soap, shampoo, conditioner, body soap, body lotion, toothbrush set, mouthwash, razor, shaving gel, comb, body towel, cotton, cotton swab, etc. were prepared inside.

Bath towels, face towels and a hair dryer was prepared under the sink.

There was a closet at the entrance.

Iron, ironing board and slippers.

A luggage stand next to the closet.

The cafe corner was in a cabinet under the TV.

Capsule type coffee machine and two bottles of water.

Glasses, red wine and chocolate were prepared in this drawer (charged).

Electric kettle

Cups, glasses, coffee capsules and tea bags.

Beer, mini bottles of whiskey and vodka, soft drinks, etc. were prepared in the fridge (charged).

I had breakfast at the all-day dining “Lounge & Dining G.”

The restaurant is located in a colonnade, and the light coming in from the window brightened the restaurant.

In addition to table seats, there was a bar counter, sofa seats and an outdoor terrace seat.

A pastry and bakery “GG Co.” in a corner, and there are breads baked every morning at the hotel, cakes that are carefully made by chefs, sandwiches and cup deli that is perfect for gifts and take outs.

I had a delicious Western style breakfast here.

The guests can use the fitness salon located on the first floor of Gotenyama Trust Tower which is adjacent to the hotel.

There was an executive lounge on the 1st floor. This is a private lounge for guests staying on the executive floor or members of the Marriott Bon Voy Platinum Elite, Titanium Elite and Ambassador Elite members. It is usually on the 26th floor, but it was moved to the 1st floor due to new corona countermeasures.

Inside of the executive lounge.

You can select our meals from the menu, and evening cocktails will be brought to your seat as well. Drinks such as wine and beer were self-service.

I had a nice glass of wine with a nice meal.

A convenience store in the Gotenyama Trust Tower building adjacent to the hotel.

The Gotenyama Garden is a perfect place to spend a relaxing time in nature.

There was a waterfall in the garden.

It takes about 5 minutes on the free shuttle bus from Takanawa Exit “Shinagawa Station” at Shinagawa Station. It is also a 10 minute walk from the station.