The Prince Park Tower Tokyo

Absolutely loved this hotel! It’s right next to the Tokyo Tower and very close to Roppongi which is a great area for nightlife. We were put in a corner room that had an amazing view of the Tokyo Tower. It was certainly a nice view to fall asleep and wake up to.
The hotel is elegant, welcoming, clean, and filled with the nicest staff. The front desk is staffed with people who know Tokyo very well and can help you get to where you need to go with the easiest and fastest way possible. It was also very helpful that they spoke good English because many people in Japan don’t speak English at all.
Our room was in great condition and was always cleaned nicely. I normally don’t care where I stay when I travel, but my experience with this hotel definitely made my trip even better. There were a couple days when I just wanted to rest and this hotel had many accommodations to help me do just that — rest. There’s a nice gym and spa down in the basement which was really nice. It wasn’t free, but it didn’t cost too much either.
We stayed here for one week and never had an issue with a single thing. It’s located in the business district and next to a quiet park which I loved since we spent almost all day in the busy cities as we explored Tokyo so being away from all the noise was refreshing and restful for me. A morning walk at the park and to the nearby French café for a nice cup of coffee was a great start to my mornings :)
I would highly recommend this hotel.

Finding a place to stay in a foreign country can be a daunting task if you don’t know where to look. But Prince Park Tower hotel is the place to stay for comfort and convenience. Starting with the journey into Tokyo from Narita, we took the bus to the Tokyo City Air Terminal, and then we took the subway to the Shibakoen stop from the Suitengumae stop (transfer at Jimbocho). And from there, it was only a 5 minute walk to the hotel. Not even reaching the entrance to the hotel, a hotel attendant greeted us up the driveway and took our bags. Amazing service! Check-​in was simple and fast, and another attendant showed us to our room. All of the attendant’s knowledge of the English language was adequate for communication. The Superior Double room had an amazing view of the Tokyo Tower, and Mt Fuji in the distance! The living area and bathroom space was more than enough, given Tokyo’s scarcity of real estate. About a 10 minute walk from the hotel back entrance, around the Zojoji temple, is the downtown Daimon area where you can find a bunch of restaurants. Our first meal was Ramen Thank, which was delicious! Highly recommended and English friendly too! The best thing about PPT was it’s convenience to the subway stations. Most of the time, we used the Akabanebashi station, and from there it was easy to transfer to any of the other lines. Take a look at their pastry shop in the morning. They have fresh baked breads which are so good, especially the Maple Bread. I would definitely return here in the future!

Wanted to share a few hotel experiences during my visit to Tokyo. This was the first hotel located in Minato. A nice humble hotel. Perfect for your first visit to Tokyo.
Decent size room with all the amenities and striking view of Tokyo Tower. Plenty of restaurants inside the hotel and they even have their own convenience store.
You can get to the hotel via limo bus to the hotel. I was warmly greeted by an attendant and helped straight to checkin. The process was quick and easy. Went with Expedia at the time and there was no problems.
The room had a gorgeous view of Tokyo Tower. The size was 301.4 sq.ft. for the most basic room and it was still very satisfying. Amenities included, except no pajamas.
Want to get married? They have a whole floor dedicated to just that.
Easy to get to metro (a few minutes). You can also walk to the Tower. Cost average $$. It was approximately $ 130 per night for me during December.
What you need to know:
There are four level choices you can book for: Park, Superior, Premium and Royal Floors. The Premium and Royal (for suites) that offers your own private elevator or the economy rooms which is what I had booked.
You can use the umbrella stand outdoors and lock it up to avoid having to take it inside with you

My flight landed earlier at 10 a.m. and check-​in time is 2 p.m. I asked the front desk if I could check-​in early and they said the room was available, but I would have to pay an extra night… what a effing joke. I am not asking to check in at 5 a.m., I would even wait until 1 p.m., but the rule is 2 p.m. otherwise you pay anywhere from a whole extra night to ½ the price of the night.

Amazing service and rooms were all top notch. Wonderful location close to the Tokyo Tower, although it could be closer to the train station. Just follow the tower from the Daimon station, and you will find it. It is actually connected by a couple entrances to the Tokyo Tower Park/​Shrine.
Awesome glass elevators and spectacular views from the room. You may be able to see the Skytree, Rainbow Bridge, or even Tokyo Tower from your bathroom window!
High quality toiletries, and wish I could’ve made use of more of their amenities if I weren’t so jet lagged! I hear the Sky Lounge on the top floor also has a great view, but they do expect you to sit down and order drinks. I believe that is open to anyone, so maybe try to drop by!

Exceptional service — yes, exceptional!!!
My second stay here in the last two years, and both stays as good as each other.
The room was large, fresh, light and airy.
I had to stay an extra two nights, and although fully sold out, they made sure there wasn’t an issue.
I wouldn’t stay anywhere else. Excellent location close to everything you need.
It has a free shuttle bus to the train station!!!

Very nice hotel with wonderful service. Centrally located on the more southern area of Tokyo, is walkable to train stations etc. Pool and spa are quite good. Breakfast on 33^rd floor is a great way to start the day.

This review begins my series of reviews of my most recent Japan trip to visit the No1DP over spring break.
Known as the flagship hotel of the Prince chain of hotels, it’s the No1DP’s favorite hotel whenever he visits Tokyo. During my last day of the Japan trip we stayed the night here so that it wouldn’t be too much of a hassle for him to drive me back to Narita.
There was some construction going on so the shortcut leading to the hotel was closed. No1DP got lost and had to make several U-​turns to reach the hotel.
CHECK-​IN: No1DP made the reservation, so I observed Japanese custom by waiting as he made several upgrades to the room (unbeknownst to me). The waiting area a little small with a few chairs. The staff took care of our luggage as soon as we entered the hotel.
As it was raining, you also have the option to rent umbrellas during your stay.
ROOM: The No1DP takes his hotels quite seriously as it is one of the few things he will splurge on. I was just the lucky lady that tagged along.
We got the junior suite room, located in floor 28. As it is located within the superior floors, it has its own elevator that you need a room key to access.
The room is the 2^nd best hotel that I have EVER stayed in.
VIEW: I am a sucker for a good view, and boy did the view impress! Tokyo Tower was very prominent and further away I could see the building that marked Roppongi.
BED: The most comfortable bed that I have ever slept on! The bed contained Simmons mattresses and Xinjiang cotton bed linen.
COUCH: Couch was comfortable and the couch was situated so that you can look at the window with the amazing view.
AMENITIES: 2^nd time that Nesperesso was offered at a hotel (which I never saw in the US). Nice cups to serve the coffee in.
BATHROOM: Separate rooms for the shower/​sink and toilet. The toilet has a seat warmer. Typical bathroom amenities in a Japanese hotel are a lot more than standard American hotels, which includes toothbrush/​toothpaste, hair brush/​comb and razor in addition to your standard liquids.
ROOM SERVICE: No1DP asked for a continental breakfast to be served in the room the morning of my last day. There was a good selection of breads and pastries that thankfully included a toaster. Their standard Earl Grey was excellent. Grapefruit juice was freshly squeezed, though I’m not too much of a fan of grapefruit juice.
Tempura Restaurant: One of the No1DP’s favorite restaurants in Tokyo, where tempura is served omakase style, 9 – 10 courses. You get to see your tempura being made right in front of you. Will cover in separate review.
Hotel Bar: Also covered in separate review, this is where you can consume craft (read: using top-​shelf brand) cocktails while overlooking Tokyo.
Should I be back in Japan (which is very likely), I’ll definitely ask the No1DP to stay here should we ever be back in Tokyo.