Super Hotel Shinagawa Aomonoyokocho — Hotel in Tokyo

Super Hotel is a Japanese brand of “Etaps” hotel, it is a moderate size business hotel and provide high standard of cleanliness and care. Wherever you stay in Japan under this brand then you will see the same standard. Nice rooms and hot breakfast provided free. A buffet style and always replenish very quick, the staffs are amazing quick and courteous. The room in the whole Japan is same, smallish and the bathroom is a even smaller. They provide one free bottle of water as gratitude if you choose no room cleaning option, but they do give you clean towels. Free coffee is provided and if you like green tea, they provide free at lobby desk. The wifi is super strong and cables for all your type of gadgets are provided inside the room. Room door are using keypad and you will be given six digits PIN number once you check in, keep this piece of paper in your pocket, if you forgot the number then you can’t enter your room and even the receptionist doesn’t know your PIN. Surrounding the hotel is residential area but a lot of Japanese restaurants and even a huge Aeon mall is within five minutes walk from the hotel. You can reach this hotel easier if you come from Haneda Airport, as the airport line will stop at Aomonoyokocho station before Shinagawa Station. From the station it is just about 5-7 minutes easy walk to the hotel. Japanese hot spring is provided free at ground floor. This hotel is cheaper than Super Hotel Shinbamba which was a few blocks away. This is the best option to stay in super expensive Tokyo and in Japan the transportation is superb and everywhere can be reached by train, so you don’t need to stay in...

Super Hotel is a Japanese brand of “Etaps” hotel, it is a moderate size business hotel and provide high standard of cleanliness and care. Wherever you stay in Japan under this brand then you will see the same standard. Nice rooms and hot breakfast provided free. A buffet style and always replenish very quick, the staffs are amazing quick and courteous. The room in the whole Japan is same, smallish and the bathroom is a even smaller. They provide one free bottle of water as gratitude if you choose no room cleaning option, but they do give you clean towels. Free coffee is provided and if you like green tea, they provide free at lobby desk. The wifi is super strong and cables for all your type of gadgets are provided inside the room. Room door are using keypad and you will be given six digits PIN number once you check in, keep this piece of paper in your pocket, if you forgot the number then you can’t enter your room and even the receptionist doesn’t know your PIN. Surrounding the hotel is residential area but a lot of Japanese restaurants and even a huge Aeon mall is within five minutes walk from the hotel. You can reach this hotel easier if you come from Haneda Airport, as the airport line will stop at Aomonoyokocho station before Shinagawa Station. From the station it is just about 5-7 minutes easy walk to the hotel. Japanese hot spring is provided free at ground floor. This hotel is cheaper than Super Hotel Shinbamba which was a few blocks away. This is the best option to stay in super expensive Tokyo and in Japan the transportation is superb and everywhere can be reached by train, so you don’t need to stay in...

I don't recommend Super Hotel Shinagawa Aomonoyokocho. If you have ever been to Japan, you probably noticed that the standard of hotels in Japan is higher than other countries at the same rate and prices. So I don't compare Super hotel with other hotels that I have been in the other countries. However, in Japan, my husband and I stayed in several hotels (two hotels in Tokyo, one in Kyoto, one in Osaka, one in Nagoya and one in Kawaguchiko. I compare super hotel with the other hotels at the same range of price and rates we stayed in Japan. The room was very small the same as other hotels, however in the other hotels the doors and the spaces were designed in a way that you have enough space for a 23kg luggage. But here in our room at super hotel, we put our luggage behind the room door, where the room door or the bathroom door hit the luggage every single time we open the door. In terms of bed, the pillow and the comforter was not good at all. There was no duvet for the comforter. They just put a sheet under the comforter. The bed was not comfortable (worth to mention that they put some pillows with sheets at the lobby in case you don't like your pillow). There was no ventilation system in the hallways and the elevator. It was very hot and hard to breath when you were out of your room. They has only one elevator which stops at every floor and it was always full. The breakfast was good, however if you arrive later 8:30 am everything was gone and they wouldn't charge anything. Overall, we didn't have a good experience at...