Tokyo hotel selection

Le Meridien Grand Pacific Tokyo is close to Tokyo Big Site and overlooks Tokyo Bay. It is quite convenient to get to central tokyo so this may be an option.
There are 2 Le Meridiens (both with the same name, one with Grand) one by Shinagawa so when booking, they should make sure they've booked at the "Grand" in Daiba, Minato-ku.

The Big Site is on reclaimed Odaiba, connected to the mainland by Urikagome line, terminating at Shimbashi. From there you take subway Ginza line for Omotesando, or JR Yamanote line to Harajuku. So bearing in mind the need to have easy access to the exhibition hall, they can be based somewhere near Shimbashi and Shiodome, which boast many good hotels. Top-of-the-range is the newish Conrad Tokyo (from around 50k a double), with Gordon Ramsay restaurant, and a pair of boutique hotels - Royal Park Shiodome Tower and Park Hotel Tokyo (both around 27k a night).

There's also the Tokyo bay Intercontinental (which may not be such a deal as it often shows up on Priceline).

Do they want to be based in Daiba?<BR>If that's not so important somewhere on the Ginza line (Yurikamome from Shinbashi<BR>as well as the stop at Omotesando) would seem logical - Akasaka Mitsuke?<BR><BR>That said, I am not the person to ask for hotel recommendations.

Thanks for the suggestions.

They don't necessarily want to be based in Odaiba and they may not care if one of them has to take a taxi. I have asked them about that. That said, I think they'll be the type to like the boutique hotels mentioned in #2.