Sep 21, 2014, 11:36 am
Hotel email: [email protected]
Breakfast in the lounge. Platinum arrival gift option: breakfast in a choice of 2 restaurants(The Chinese Restaurant "四川" or Cafe California ) or 1,000 pts.
Breakfast in the lounge. Platinum arrival gift option: breakfast in a choice of 2 restaurants(The Chinese Restaurant "四川" or Cafe California ) or 1,000 pts.
Sheraton Miyako Tokyo, Japan [Master Thread]
Jan 15, 2017, 12:56 pm
#316
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Also, wanted to add that the medical clinic in the hotel was amazing. My wife got sick towards the end of our vacation and werent sure if we were going to make our flight. the doctor at the clinic was able to understand english, and prescribed her medicine right there to take. total cost was like 40 USD.
Jan 15, 2017, 2:09 pm
#317
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Also, wanted to add that the medical clinic in the hotel was amazing. My wife got sick towards the end of our vacation and werent sure if we were going to make our flight. the doctor at the clinic was able to understand english, and prescribed her medicine right there to take. total cost was like 40 USD.
Jan 15, 2017, 3:18 pm
#318
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I was not impressed at all during my stay at this Sheraton last year. Thank god SPG has now opened a decent hotel in Tokyo, the Prince Gallery Kioicho, and I won't have to stay at the Andaz outside of the program anymore.
Jan 15, 2017, 3:44 pm
#319
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Location: Philadelphia, PA
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that hotel is like double, some times triple the price of the sheraton unfortunately.
Jan 15, 2017, 4:06 pm
#320
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Sheraton Miyako Tokyo versus The Westin Tokyo
Jan 15, 2017, 4:29 pm
#321
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The Prince is significantly pricier than the Sheraton, but not for nothing. It's one my favorite SPG properties overall, and one of the best hotels in Tokyo. It's absolutely stellar!
Jan 15, 2017, 5:39 pm
#322
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The Prince doesn't make standard rooms available for SPG redemptions; but you should be able to book it by calling for one of the upgraded rooms at 21k a night, I believe.
The Prince is significantly pricier than the Sheraton, but not for nothing. It's one my favorite SPG properties overall, and one of the best hotels in Tokyo. It's absolutely stellar!
The Prince is significantly pricier than the Sheraton, but not for nothing. It's one my favorite SPG properties overall, and one of the best hotels in Tokyo. It's absolutely stellar!
Jan 15, 2017, 5:42 pm
#323
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The Prince doesn't make standard rooms available for SPG redemptions; but you should be able to book it by calling for one of the upgraded rooms at 21k a night, I believe.
The Prince is significantly pricier than the Sheraton, but not for nothing. It's one my favorite SPG properties overall, and one of the best hotels in Tokyo. It's absolutely stellar!
The Prince is significantly pricier than the Sheraton, but not for nothing. It's one my favorite SPG properties overall, and one of the best hotels in Tokyo. It's absolutely stellar!
Ridiculously over priced redemption for 12k pts.
Jan 23, 2017, 2:33 pm
#324
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I just booked a five night award stay at the Sheraton Miyako Tokyo in August.
The wording on the 'Terms and Details' booking page states "at this hotel guests 17 and under are considered children. All other guests are considered adults".
Does this mean that my three children can sleep in the room using existing bedding with no extra charges?
I'm not saying that sharing one room is ideal but we're starting a RTW year of travel with 11 nights in Japan. Although we're not spending alot of time in expensive coutries, every bit adds up over a year.
I don't expect lounge access to be extended to the kids but am wondering about the room.
I was hoping to cancel cash reservations for two rooms at the Westin for the same dates.
The wording on the 'Terms and Details' booking page states "at this hotel guests 17 and under are considered children. All other guests are considered adults".
Does this mean that my three children can sleep in the room using existing bedding with no extra charges?
I'm not saying that sharing one room is ideal but we're starting a RTW year of travel with 11 nights in Japan. Although we're not spending alot of time in expensive coutries, every bit adds up over a year.
I don't expect lounge access to be extended to the kids but am wondering about the room.
I was hoping to cancel cash reservations for two rooms at the Westin for the same dates.
Jan 24, 2017, 12:10 am
#325
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I just booked a five night award stay at the Sheraton Miyako Tokyo in August.
The wording on the 'Terms and Details' booking page states "at this hotel guests 17 and under are considered children. All other guests are considered adults".
Does this mean that my three children can sleep in the room using existing bedding with no extra charges?
I'm not saying that sharing one room is ideal but we're starting a RTW year of travel with 11 nights in Japan. Although we're not spending alot of time in expensive coutries, every bit adds up over a year.
I don't expect lounge access to be extended to the kids but am wondering about the room.
I was hoping to cancel cash reservations for two rooms at the Westin for the same dates.
The wording on the 'Terms and Details' booking page states "at this hotel guests 17 and under are considered children. All other guests are considered adults".
Does this mean that my three children can sleep in the room using existing bedding with no extra charges?
I'm not saying that sharing one room is ideal but we're starting a RTW year of travel with 11 nights in Japan. Although we're not spending alot of time in expensive coutries, every bit adds up over a year.
I don't expect lounge access to be extended to the kids but am wondering about the room.
I was hoping to cancel cash reservations for two rooms at the Westin for the same dates.
Jan 24, 2017, 10:09 am
#326
Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: IAH
Programs: Marriott Plat, Hyatt Globalist, DL Plat, UA Silver
Posts: 4,043
I just booked a five night award stay at the Sheraton Miyako Tokyo in August.
The wording on the 'Terms and Details' booking page states "at this hotel guests 17 and under are considered children. All other guests are considered adults".
Does this mean that my three children can sleep in the room using existing bedding with no extra charges?
I'm not saying that sharing one room is ideal but we're starting a RTW year of travel with 11 nights in Japan. Although we're not spending alot of time in expensive coutries, every bit adds up over a year.
I don't expect lounge access to be extended to the kids but am wondering about the room.
I was hoping to cancel cash reservations for two rooms at the Westin for the same dates.
The wording on the 'Terms and Details' booking page states "at this hotel guests 17 and under are considered children. All other guests are considered adults".
Does this mean that my three children can sleep in the room using existing bedding with no extra charges?
I'm not saying that sharing one room is ideal but we're starting a RTW year of travel with 11 nights in Japan. Although we're not spending alot of time in expensive coutries, every bit adds up over a year.
I don't expect lounge access to be extended to the kids but am wondering about the room.
I was hoping to cancel cash reservations for two rooms at the Westin for the same dates.
You and 3 kids right? If just that than you'll be able to fit fine.
This hotel wouldn't be upgrading you to an suite unless you know the GM personally.
Jan 24, 2017, 10:30 pm
#327
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Jan 25, 2017, 8:09 pm
#329
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First time ever, booked most basic room got most basic room
That's why I always love SPG interms of loyalty.
Will stick with Hyatt in Tokyo as usual for me.
Jan 25, 2017, 8:45 pm
#330
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The most basic king bed room. Would have bee nice to get an better room that at least wasn't on the club floor.
First time ever, booked most basic room got most basic room
That's why I always love SPG interms of loyalty.
Will stick with Hyatt in Tokyo as usual for me.
First time ever, booked most basic room got most basic room
That's why I always love SPG interms of loyalty.
Will stick with Hyatt in Tokyo as usual for me.