sequence MIYASHITA PARK is a hotel for people who like their city stay to feel like part of the city. It occupies the north end of the Miyashita Park complex, a mixed development of shops, restaurants and a rooftop public park in Shibuya, and the property page describes it as an upscale hotel near Shibuya Crossing with a four-class rating and 240 rooms. The location is the draw: Shibuya Station is three minutes on foot, Shibuya Crossing five, Shibuya 109 five, Shibuya Hikarie and SHIBUYA SKY six, Yoyogi Park eleven, and the Harajuku side of the neighborhood within a short walk. The hotel has two restaurants, a bar and lounge and a snack bar. SOAK, the rooftop Italian restaurant and bar, serves signature cocktails, whisky and gin with skyline views, and the public rooftop park above the complex holds a skatepark, a bouldering wall and a sand volleyball court. Guest scores are strong, at 9.0 out of 10 from more than 1,400 reviews.
This is a hotel for travelers who want to be in the thick of Shibuya's energy, with fashion, music and nightlife just outside. It works well for friends, couples and solo travelers who are comfortable with a lively area, and its design and rooftop make it more memorable than a standard business hotel. It is less ideal for those who want a quiet residential setting, because Shibuya stays busy late.
Know the details before you go. Check-in starts at 5:00 PM and runs to midnight, with a minimum age of 18, while check-out is before 2:00 PM, so arrive with a plan for your bags if you land in the morning. Breakfast is cooked to order daily from 7:00 AM to noon for an additional fee.
There is no on-site parking and pets are not allowed, though service animals are welcome. Housekeeping is every two days, there is self-service laundry, and the front desk has multilingual staff. Haneda Airport is about 43 minutes by car, and Takeshita Street and Meiji Jingu are within about a mile.
Plan around the neighborhood
Sunset from SHIBUYA SKY, dinner at a nearby izakaya or the hotel's rooftop, a walk through Cat Street and Omotesando the next morning. For a smaller, boutique feel in the same area, compare TRUNK(HOTEL) Cat Street, and for the cheapest nearby option consider The Millennials Shibuya.
Why stay here
- ✓240 rooms
- ✓SOAK rooftop restaurant and bar
- ✓Two restaurants
- ✓Bar and lounge
- ✓Rooftop park access
- ✓Self-service laundry
- ✓Multilingual staff
- ✓Three minutes to Shibuya Station
Good questions
How far is the hotel from Shibuya Crossing and SHIBUYA SKY?+
Shibuya Station is three minutes on foot, Shibuya Crossing five and SHIBUYA SKY six.
What time can I check in?+
Check-in starts at 5:00 PM and ends at midnight, and check-out is before 2:00 PM. The minimum check-in age is 18.
What is on the rooftop?+
SOAK is a rooftop Italian restaurant and bar with skyline views, and the public rooftop park above the complex has a skatepark, a bouldering wall and a sand volleyball court.
