The Prince Park Tower Tokyo

Highrise hotel, surrounded by small park (with temple/shrine) makes for a room with a view and easy place to stretch your legs. Large rooms (especially for Japan), speedy telecom, and access - via underground passage - to a number of convenience shops and facilities. Helpful concierge. Staff seem to have good conversational English, at times, even a sense of humor. There's a similarly named hotel (same chain) near by, be sure your taxi understands "Price Park TOWER" Only the dining facilities seemed a bit short of convenience: the breakfast are has a strict cut off time - perhaps not the best thing given number of jet-lagged visitors from outside. Price was well within reason vs more standard Western hotels in Tokyo (Hyatt/Hilton, I am talking about you!) Only caveat: Lightly attended Gym/Health club is reached by mall, carries an extra 2200Y daily charge. However, it is clean, offers additional spa service, and is better equipped than most hotel gyms. Lower level of hotel ongoing maintenance (October 2017), but in typically Japanese way, with minimal noise, dust or general inconvenience to customers.

Last night of a 15 day Japan tour. Just what I needed to unwind before returning to real life. Hotel provides a shuttle bus from and to the subway which was very convenient. For a solo traveler I was very pleased with the security measures to access room elevators. Some of the elevators are glass enclosed and the interior views of tower were great. The views of the park, temple and tower from the room were superb and the lit up tower at night was a bonus. The attention to detail is remarkable right down to electrical outlets in the safe. Robe, pajamas, high quality beauty supplies, newspaper, etc. provided Downside was that you have to pay extra for the hotel spa facilities but with the bathroom being at a spa level it was not a big loss. Jacuzzi with a view! Breakfast was excellent. Depending on the purpose of your visit, the traffic in the hotel may be disconcerting to some. Being from a big city it didn't bother me. Service is good but not as personal as in some of the other hotels I stayed in during my Japan stay. Again, matter of choice. With those caveats in mind, I recommend the hotel.

Let's put it this way, my bathroom seemed larger and more luxurious than some apartments I've been in... just a slight overstatement. My bathroom and bedroom also had a view of Japan's Tokyo tower (Eiffel knock off), but still spectacular at night from both the bathroom and the bedroom windows. Indulged in a sushi dinner at The Prince's sushi HAMASHIBA restaurant. The tender tuna morsels were exquisite - the best sushi I've ever had and I've eaten a lot of sushi. For travel and foodie adventures near and far, visit onthelooselive.com.

We got a spacious three bed-room room. All three beds were single. Tea making facilities were good. Concierge services were excellent- taxi stand was within the hotel premises. The hotel had been recently renovated and the bathroom and toilet were separate. The toilet was fitted with the latest Toto automatic neo toilet.!

Service and hotel absolutely impeccable. Check-in is done seated at a desk, unless you are on a Premium Club floor (29-31) in which case you are escorted to the lounge on the 32nd floor (the premium room elevators can only be accessed by key) where you are greeted by staff and escorted to a seat in the lounge that has breathtaking views of Tokyo Tower, a park and the city. You are given a drink and offered food while your check-in is handled. A staff member returns with your keys and a list of all the Premium floor benefits which include: breakfast (cooked to order eggs as well as buffet) /light lunch/ evening heavy appetizers.an awesome array of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks that are available when the lounge is open. The food was the same every single day so it got a bit old after four days but it was all consistently good. You can choose to have breakfast in any of the hotel restaurants. There are dedicated elevator entrances so the folks in the restaurants know you are a Premium guest. One room service meal each day off a set menu, free use of conference room, members only spa/fitness access, discount on laundry, free shoe shine, hotel car (BMW) to take you anywhere up to 10 km from hotel. We used this service twice and it was a nice benefit. Our room itself was on the 29th floor with a King bed. An unbelievable view of Tokyo Tower and surrounding area. The bathroom area can be closed off via sliding doors as the sinks and dressing area, toilet and tub//shower are all in separate rooms. Note-the shower is next to the tub in an enclosed room so as you shower you stand on the floor next to the tub with a floor that has a drain in it. A few small annoyances: There was no where to hang towels so you need to drape them over the tub-seems odd at a hotel of this caliber as does the severe lack of drawer space. There were only two very, very small drawers. One of which had pajamas in them so that seems odd. Daily turn down service and ice delivered to the room, standard amenities (slippers, razors, brushes, etc...) Location is not prime bit it is close to a subway stop. Absolutely loved this hotel and would recommend without hesitation.