Strings by InterContinental Hotel - Tokyo

The Strings by InterContinental Hotel, Tokyo is located in the heart of business Shinagawa district, next to JR Shinagawa Train Station that easy access to Shinkansen Buller Trains to Osaka and other parts in Japan. The nearest Shinagawa Aquarium, Sengakuji Temple, Tsukiji fish market, a number of shops in Shibuya and Shinjuku can be reached within a short ride by public transportation system. The spacious rooms and suites are tastefully designed in Japanese style with special bedding, wooden furniture, natural lighting, sitting area, a large window with sweeping views of Tokyo’s cityscape and bay. The high-rise property provides a 24 hour fitness centre that adjacent to steam room, relaxing with aromatherapy and reflexology in Spa and sauna, business centre that are well equipped with multifunction meeting rooms, high-speed Internet access and professional secretarial facilities as well as a concierge service to assist you arrange any ticket reservations, sightseeing tour and useful information. Also, the China Shadow restaurant serves authentic Contemporary Cantonese and traditional Chinese cuisines, while fusion-style of international and Asian culinary are offered in the lovely Dining Room.

Number of Rooms: 211

There are two restaurants, both located on the lobby floor. The modern French restaurant is the in lobby atrium and takes open-kitchen style. It opens throughout a day and can be used as a bar too. The Chinese restaurant provides course and a la carte menu from lunch to dinner time. From the private rooms, panoramic view of Tokyo is available.

It is located on the 26th floor of Shinagawa East One Tower. The reception is small but the lobby makes us feel spacious due to the seven floors height atrium. Artificial water stream runs through the lobby floor and guests can cross it by a small bridge to go to the restaurants.

It is a modern, 32-storey grey building, named 'Shinagawa East One Tower.' The hotel occupies the highest seven floors of the modern office building. The hotel's main entrance is on the ground floor accessible by car, while a pedestrian walk from the Shinagawa station leads to the second floor.