Business Villa Ōmori Hotel Shuttles

A cozy riverside spot offering balconied views of the water, Hotel Business Villa Ōmori brings guests close to the heart of one of Tokyo’s warmest neighborhoods. Relaxed rooms come with comfy beds and bedside dining tables, while large work desks and kitchenettes make staying in on hot or cold days especially easy. Other simple perks include an on-site laundry room as well as free breakfast every morning in the lobby, not to mention a business area that provides private work cubbies and a printer/scanner. Just a few minutes driving distance from Haneda Airport, catching your flight is also made simple through nearby public transportation in the form of an adjacent bus stop as well as equidistant access to the Ōmorimachi and Heiwajima Train Stations. Other transfer alternatives include a handful of vehicle rentals that range from comfy sedans to spacious SUVs, not to mention relaxed meet-and-greet services like taxis and stretched limousines perfect for simple drop-offs.

hose planning to attend an event at the nearby Collabo Ōmori should look toward nearby landmarks for quieter chats after the party, from the beautiful sceneries at both the Ōmorisuwa Shrine and Ōmori Sengen Shrine to grassy urban paths at Omorinishikotsu Park. Other ways to have fun in the immediate area can be found by driving east along Kannana Dori toward Tokyo Bay, home to local history through vivid artifacts at Ōmori Nori Museum as well as super-sized family attractions at Heiwanomori Park, which includes a treetop obstacle course and several sports fields. Find even more beauty by heading toward the Shinagawa neighborhood a bit further north, which provides the glimmering tunnel tank and vibrant sea lion shows at the Shinagawa Aquarium as well as thoughtful stories told at the Shinagawa Historical Museum. End the evening with a dinner to remember, heading back to your hotel for festive bites that include traditional Japanese favorites from Coco’s Restaurant as well as late-night western favorites at Denny’s Ōmori-Naka Shop.