I stayed at the Villa Fontaine Shiodome for a week-long business trip. I have stayed at several other hotels in Tokyo and the Villa Fontaine was by-far the best of the bunch. For under $200/night, I got a king bed in a very large room, couch with sitting area, work desk, foot massager, and a soaker tub. It's worth mentioning... more

I recently stayed in this hotel during a vacation to Japan and I could not have asked for more! Highlights include: 1) Great location: The Hotel Villa Fontaine Shiodome is located just a short walk from several train stations, which makes any area in Tokyo very accessible. It is also within walking distance of Ginza. Tokyo station is not that... more

We were first time visitors to Tokyo and found this hotel to be convenient and good value. The rooms are good sized for japanese hotels (we certainly didn't have problems fitting into the room properly with 2 large suitcases), bathroom is quite small but adequate (and like everywhere in japan the toilet seat was great!) The building is very modern... more

Very helpful staff that spoke good english. Location was very easy to find. We spent a little extra to get a larger room. Large room was a the size of a normal western room. Price was great for the area. We paid $180 per night. You do have to pay when you check in. The breakfast was decent. Soup, rolls,... more

I had checked this site to find a hotel in Tokyo when I was visiting for two days in March. I stayed at the Hotel Villa Fontaine, and overall, I would have to say this was a very good hotel stay. My room was $120/night. The rooms were clean and modern, and the hotel had a quiet elegance that was... more

Great property and excellent value for money. Modern building. 10 min walking distance to Ginza area, and to Shimbashi station. 3 min to Shiodome metro station. Rooms are quite spacious for Japanese standards. Room rate includes internet connection and a light brekfast. Overall it's a great choice for business travellers. Neverthless, I wouldn't advise the hotel for first time tourists... more

Villa Fontaine is a satisfactory hotel in every way. It offers everything you need for a comfortable stay, and nothing more, but for the price, you shouldn't expect more. There is no restaurant, and no bar. There are no luxurious beddings or toiletries. The furniture is modern utilitarian. The overall feel is cool urban, although a little bit on the... more

Shiodome is the most recent developement of Tokyo's urban planners and you can feel it at Villa Fontaine. The building is extremely modern and partially used as office space. It's typical Tokyo: You can spend an entire day without ever seeing the sunlight. The hotel is connected via an underground passage to the Shimbashi metro and JR station (Yamanote loop... more

I stayed at Fontaine Villa Shiodome for four nights in mid April and paid 11.000 Yen (110 USD) per night including breakfast and taxes. The hotel is located in the modern but somewhat soulless Shiodome area. There is a Metro just outside the hotel (Shiodome) and a major station (Shimbashi) 5 minutes walk away. When going to or from the... more