Tokyo Prince Hotel

The staff was very nice and friendly. Everyone was dressed in their respective uniforms and they were very formal in their appearance. A few had a little trouble communicating in English, but they tried and eventually were understood. The heated toilet seat was a nice touch. The rooms and facilities are very clean. Very close to Tokyo Tower.

Location, location, location. Close to several attractions, close to subways, good clean rooms, friendly staff and great breakfast buffet. This was one of the most elaborate buffets we saw during our trip which also had the best description of the ingredients used in the food (we are vegetarians, so this is very important). taxi available at the front door and the Airport Limo bus comes to this hotel. The view of the Tokyo tower from the high floor room was a real treat

Good location. Rooms are decorated as in the photos. We did not rent room with breakfast and went instead every day to nearby large coffee place Le Pain Quotidien, 30meters away. Excellent service. Lawson shop (like 7-11) in hotel basement At evening, Go to bar 33th floor of Prince Hotel opposite Tokyo tower (5min walk), to enjoy views Tip: if travelling to other cities after Tokyo, book the luggage transfer facility to your next hotel. Book 24h before departure. Cost circa 2000 Yen per luggage. Very efficient service and convenient. It will allow to travel light.

Amazing location close to subway stations, bars, and restaurants, large, well-appointed rooms, and multiple upscale restaurants within the hotel building all make staying at the Tokyo Prince Hotel a truly royal experience. The "Yaki-Niku Champion" restaurant located within the hotel turned out to be fantastic.

We have used this hotel a couple of dozen times over the last 20+ years. We like its atmosphere, its location, its large and attractive lobby, the choice of restaurants and the large bedrooms (30 M2). We fully agree with the caption written on the signboard found at the entrance of the hotel "Timeless Nostalgia". Indeed when living in Tokyo back in the 70ties and 80ties, we regularly visited the hotel including its well known shopping arcade Pisa which unfortunately since closed down. We plan to continue patronising it in the the coming years.