The Royal Park was something I lucked into. It happened to be the first on my approved corporate list and I know why. To get there, I got off at Narita and walked up to the Airport Limousine desk and asked for the bus to Tokyo City Air Terminal (TCAT). 10 minutes later I was on the bus being offered tips by an returning ex-pat Japanese. Less than an hour later I arrived at TCAT, read the little map there (there's a direct-connect phone if you need help) walked around the corner and was in the hotel in 5 more minutes. The staff was gracious and I was whisked to the executive check-in. They got me a drink and checked me in while I relaxed. The ONLY thing that bothered me was that the girl who checked me in was adamant about taking my bag which was probably as heavy as she was. She refused a tip showed me the hotel room (which included a full computer, 200 channel cable radio including a station that plays ONLY the Rocky theme), free internet, nice desk, comfortable bed and the world-famous toilet seat in the pristine bathroom.

The views from the top floors are great, I didn't eat in the restaurants, except for the included breakfast buffet, which is OK. However, there's a little dumpling place just down the street - take a right out of the hotel, go a block, look for the yellow standing sign on the sidewalk, excellent goyza dumplings - that I ate at several times. Several convenience stores around for late night / early morning drinks, rice balls, etc. made it ideal for me.

Other than being mortified about a young lady carrying my bag, everything about my experience here was excellent.

Arrived on Christmas Day and stayed for 5 nights.

The hotel is next to Tokyo City Air Terminal and it is very convenient to get to/ from Narita Airport. There is a subway station under the hotel and relatively it is easy to get around the city in the subway system. In my opinion, I found this is a quiet hotel which situated in a quieter part of the city. Some very nice charming little shops in the area.

The hotel lobby was nice and I stayed in the executive floor. I must say that my first impression of my room was rather disappointing. The décor of the room was rather old fashioned and lighting was rather melancholy like. The tiles of the bathroom was very outdated. On the early hours on the 27th, the electricity of the entire hotel was turned off from 2 – 5 a.m. due to electrical maintenance work.

The room was quite big and well equipped in the room. It was very thoughtful that they have a small humidifier in the room.

The swimming pool was pretty nice but not luxurious. I checked out the gym and found out that one has to wear their sneakers in order to use their equipments?!?

Good free breakfast was served on the 20th floor lounge. However I found the table was rather low for a comfortable meal.

On the whole, I found the hotel comfortable and relaxing. The staffs were very friendly and helpful. If you were looking for a modern, exciting and cheerful hotel in a bubbling area, I’m afraid this hotel might not be a marvellous choice.

Agree with most of the other reviews - reasonable price, good sized room and great service. If there is a downside it is how expensive the hotel restaurants are.

The simple solution? Walk out the front door of the hotel and eat at any of the many restaurants slong this main road. I had a great sushi meal at "Okaru" - a sushi train sort of place. I ate more sushi than I should have and paid less than $10 US. Anyone who tells you Tokyo is an expensive place to eat has not checked out the sushi, ramen (noodle) and yakitori restaurants away from Ginza.

I stayed in the Royal Park for 4 weeks on a lengthy business trip. In short, this is probably the finest business hotel I have ever stayed in. A few of the things I loved: a nicely decorated, spacious room; a PC with free internet access (in the room); a metro station directly under the hotel; a nice selection of glasses in the room (tall, tumbler, wine etc.); great food from the many hotel restaurants; a wide range of toiletries; a fantastic shower; free use of a DVD player
or BOSE music system on request; 8 types of pillow to choose from (!) and finally, impeccable service from all the staff. If you are planning a trip to Tokyo, for business or pleasure, bypass all the obvious chain hotels and give this little gem a try.