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Welcome to The Prince Park Tower Tokyo, your Shibakoen “home away from home.” The Prince Park Tower Tokyo aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year.
Genryu-in (0.3 mi), located nearby, makes The Prince Park Tower Tokyo a great place to stay for those interested in visiting this popular Shibakoen landmark.
Free wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at The Prince Park Tower Tokyo offer a flat screen TV and air conditioning.
During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including a concierge and room service. Guests of The Prince Park Tower Tokyo Hotel are also welcome to enjoy a pool and breakfast, located on site. For travelers arriving by car, parking is available.
While in Shibakoen, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from The Prince Park Tower Tokyo, including Le Pain Quotidien Shiba Park (0.2 mi), Lobby Lounge (0.0 mi), and Crescent (0.3 mi).
If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Tokyo Masonic Center (0.3 mi), Kumano Sansho Daigongen-gu (0.1 mi), or Nisshinkutsu (0.3 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance.
The Prince Park Tower Tokyo puts the best of Shibakoen at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
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HOTEL STYLE
Romantic
Luxury
Languages Spoken
English, Chinese, Japanese
Location
4-8-1, Shibakoen, Minato 105-8563 Tokyo Prefecture
Name/address in local language
The Prince Park Tower Tokyo
2,199 reviews
Getting there
Great for walkers
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One of the best parts of our stay were the staff, who were friendly and helpful at every turn! We stayed for 5 nights. The water pressure in the shower was AMAZING! The room was plenty big for three of us. Nice view of the Tokyo Tower from the balcony. Convenient to the Akabanebashi station which was great for getting around.
The downside was how expensive everything was in terms of add-ons and restaurants. There was a charge to use the pool, breakfast was over 100 dollars one morning ( and one of us had toast and coffee only), and our first night dinner in the Chinese restaurant was nearly the same.
I would recommend this hotel based on the quality of the staff. The only reason I may not stay there again is if we choose to stay in a different area of town.
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Date of stay: February 2020Trip type: Traveled with family
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Responded Mar 9, 2020
Thank you very much for staying at The Prince Park Tower Tokyo. We truly appreciated your very kind words about our hotel's services and convenient access to public transportation as well as the room we prepared for you with its' unique view. We value our guests' comments and are grateful for your valuable opinion concerning pool and breakfast rates.We will share your opinions with the relevant departments for future consideration. Going forward, our aim is to be the hotel of choice for all our guests. We will continue to refine our services so that each and every guest will be comfortable in our hotel. All of our staff are truly looking forward to welcoming you back to our hotel if you visit Tokyo in the near future.
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Arrived at their amazing lobby reminded me of Harry Potter as we just came from osaka. It's not that easy to be lugging luggages to this hotel from metro as there's stairs so if you can taxi is preferred.
Their room size is huge and bathroom too plenty of room to put many cosmetic bags and family towels.
Good size for a family as not many hotels in Tokyo have big sized rooms unless you pay an arm and a leg.
Lots of amenities downstairs with the mini art, restaurants with many different cuisines, bakery and cake shop.
And is very near the tokyo tower, loved walking past the park. Plus its also quite near ginza by taxi.
Very beautiful hotel with amazing and polite staff you can feel the hotels character and gracefulness the minute you walk in.
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Date of stay: February 2020Trip type: Traveled with family
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Responded Feb 17, 2020
Thank you very much for staying at The Prince Park Tower Tokyo. We truly appreciated your very kind words about our hotel. We are pleased that you enjoyed the room we prepared for you, the restaurants and hotel facilities and the area surrounding our hotel. Our aim is to be the hotel all our guests wish to choose for their stay. We will continue to refine our services so that each and every guest will be comfortable in our hotel. All of our staff are truly looking forward to welcoming you back to our hotel if you visit Tokyo in the near future.
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The room was spacious and clean. Service was good with staffs being able to provide accurate information. The staffs at reception and health club could communicate in English well. One needs to pay to use the indoor heated pool and onsen. The pool was meant for lap swim and there was lifeguard all the time.
The train station was about 10 to 15 mins walk from the hotel. I used the free shuttle bus from hotel to the nearest station too. I might consider returning to the hotel if I am keen to swim and use onsen while in Tokyo.
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Traveled solo
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Responded Feb 2, 2020
Thank you very much for staying at The Prince Park Tower Tokyo. We truly appreciated your very kind words about our hotel and services and are pleased that they met your expectations. We value our guests' comments and are grateful for your valuable feedback concerning the spa and fitness facilities at the hotel, the natural hot springs and information on the shuttle bus connecting to JR Hamamatsucho Station. Going forward, we will strive to refine our services so that each and every guest will be more than satisfied with our hotel. Our staff is truly looking forward to your continued patronage and hope to welcome you if you visit Tokyo again.
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Room – To be honest I didn’t know what room type I got as we were all randomly assigned – I think it was a Park Twin Room? In any case, I was actually disappointed when I saw my room as the space looked far more dated in real life than on pics. I mean the room was certainly quite clean but the space felt like it was stuck in the 80s.
I think some room types are refurbished but unfortunately it seems I got an old room which didn’t get much love from the refurbishment like the lobby did. Also no view of the Tower. Boo.It also contains an ancient looking TV + console accompanied by the most jarring pink sofa ever, a set of table and chair, a work desk + chair, and 2x twin beds with bedside tables.
The bathroom was adequate with basic amenities taken care of, and I loved loved the bathtub’s jacuzzi function – it was so nice to be able to soak in bubbling hot water after a day’s work!
Breakfast – I did not try breakfast at the main restaurant as the hotel catered to us as a corporate booking group so we were arranged for breakfast at their Chinese restaurant, Yomeiden. The place feels like an 80s Chinese restaurant which I actually haven’t seen in a while.
But the food was great – both in terms of quantity and quality (all fruits were divine!). They even managed to arrange an egg station!
[Complete review and pics on Satu Kosong Travel Blog]
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Date of stay: October 2023
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Trip type: Traveled on business
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Rather mixed on this experience in this hotel, I had booked thinking that we could access the spaces offered such as the swimming pool, bowling or sauna, and upon arriving in addition to learning that access is charged per person in addition to the room, you are prohibited from entering if you have the slightest tattoo (which is ridiculous when you know that the facilities are empty and that the hotel welcomes a lot of foreigners… first disappointment) the bowling alley was privatized during our stay... after the meal I wanted to go for a drink at the hotel bar on the top floor and to my surprise he told me that I couldn't get in without a reservation and that the bar was full on 15 next few days for people who are not even customers of the hotel, it was 9:30 p.m. and the bar closed at 11 p.m.… (the bar is known and therefore lots of outside people come and there is no more room for customers who pay for a room) ... I refuse to leave and make it clear that I only want to have a drink at the bar and call the manager, and as if by a miracle I can access the bar where I realize that there is plenty of room free, the cocktail and the view are nice but I'm a little jaded to have to refuse to be rejected to have a simple drink in the hotel where I sleep and given the price of the rooms... well the only smoking area is in the basement floor in the middle of the corridors in short not great for a 5 star experience… the air conditioning in the room was quite noisy… positive point the view, the central location, and the whirlpool bathtub in the room… a lot of passages in this hotel so necessarily less attention than in the other 5 stars in Tokyo. Damage …
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Date of stay: October 2023Trip type: Traveled as a couple
Room Tip:Réserver le bar à l étage à l’accueil , ne vous attendais pas à un service exceptionnel, pas de...
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First off, this is NOT a 5* hotel and we would definitely not stay here again.
This was our 5th trip to Tokyo with my husband and teens (15 and 17 yrs) and we stayed one night at the end of our trip due to the close proximity to Haneda. We had 2 premier club floor junior suites. The rooms were very small, the bathrooms were almost miserably small and the closet was basically non existent. The only thing we liked about the rooms was the balcony.
In previous visits to Tokyo, we've stayed at the Capitol Hotel, Park Hyatt Tokyo and Grand Hyatt Tokyo which were outstanding and we know what to expect from a true 5* hotel and lounge experience in this city. This lounge was nowhere close to it. The service was not up to par, the food was very mediocre and there was not much of a selection of upscale drink options. On a positive note, the views of the Tokyo Tower from the lounge were incredible so it was nice to relax there and enjoy the view. For breakfast, it was not served in the intimate lounge but in a giant restaurant with buffet options which felt like a Las Vegas all you can eat nightmare. It was very chaotic. We didn't know mediocre food and service existed in Japan until this hotel, as we've only had outstanding food and service everywhere we've been in the country. Spend the extra money and stay in a true upscale hotel.
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Date of stay: November 2023
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Trip type: Traveled with family
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Very good hotel in good location. Spacious and comfortable rooms (in our case overlooking the park), friendly service. Wonderful fact is that the Room have little balcony so that we could have the door open all night (was not too noisy). We loved the breakfast room on the 33rd floor where at night also a sky bar with great views of the city and the tower. Two underground stations nearby. Highly recommended.
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Date of stay: March 2023Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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If you stay at this hotel, I definitely recommend the Tokyo Tower view!
When I checked in, I was asked if I wanted a Tokyo Tower view for 15,000 yen, and at first I hesitated, but I asked for it because I was there, and I was overwhelmed by the impressive view of Tokyo Tower from the balcony of my room (the lighting is also beautiful. Depending on the day of the week, you can enjoy two types of lighting, so please check the Tokyo Tower website).
For meals, I had room service and the French restaurant on the 33rd floor, and it was nice to eat while looking at Tokyo Tower from my room, and the view from the 33rd floor was also good and open, and I had a lively conversation with my friends who came to visit. (It might be a bit hot by the window in the coming season.)
There were many foreign staff, but the Japanese staff's service was excellent and attentive, as expected. The clientele was mostly Western (because it was cherry blossom viewing season?)
The facilities seemed a bit old, but the location with a close view of Tokyo Tower is no wonder that it is popular with both Japanese and foreigners. From the room, you could see Zojoji Temple and the Skytree in the distance. I would have also liked to take a walk in Shiba Park, which is visible below, if it had been sunny (unfortunately it was raining. And the cherry blossoms were late this year, so we missed the cherry blossom viewing).
Check-in is crowded after 3pm. Check-out is crowded between 11:30am and 12:30pm, so we chose the express check-out, which was smooth. (They also looked after our luggage for us.)
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Date of stay: March 2024
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Trip type: Traveled as a couple
Room Tip:東京タワービューがオススメ
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I am in the lobby of the hotel waiting for the airport bus. My wife and I finished our holiday in Japan at the prince park tower. Mitsunobu Koizumi was very attentive to me when O checked in and ensured that we were looked after .Thank you Miyuki Nishikawa on concierge was very pleasant and patient listening to all my requests and made numerous restaurant reservations
The top floor restaurants and the sky lounge offer excellent views for breakfast or evening drinks. The overall level of service and cleanliness was fantastic and I hope to experience the same should we return to Tokyo in the future
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Response from prk-mpr, 支配人 at The Prince Park Tower Tokyo
Responded Jan 30, 2020
Thank you very much for staying at The Prince Park Tower Tokyo. We truly appreciated your very kind words about our hotel. We are pleased that you enjoyed the scenery while having breakfast, and that our staff's response met your expectations as well. Our aim is to be a hotel our guests can feel is "wonderful" and will hope to return to again. We will continue to refine our services so that each and every guest will be comfortable in our hotel. All of our staff are truly looking forward to welcoming both your wife and you back to our hotel if you visit Tokyo in the near future.
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We changed our plans late in our trip to Japan and decided to treat ourselves to a special last two nights before we flew home. As we are a family of 4 we decided that a traditional style Garden Room looked like a cool experience. We arrived today and the mini ‘apartment’ is very spacious which is a plus. The traditional Japanese table and futon were very comfortable. However overall from the moment of arrival the experience was poor. The hotel looks very tired from the outside, the room is very dated and has no USB charging points unlike everywhere else we have stayed in Japan. Concierge couldn’t offer us any kind of option to assist whereas hotels we have stayed in around the world would have had options. The fitness centre is overpriced at 5000 JPY per guest and the children can’t use the pool due to age. Also our room is not up to the cleanliness standards that you expect of a 5 star hotel. Overall this is an expensive hotel and the experience is extremely disappointing. Would not recommend as there are better and cheaper options.
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Date of stay: July 2024Trip type: Traveled with family
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