Park Hotel Tokyo – Review & Photos

The hotel is located on the 25th to 34th floor of this building.

If you arrive from Shiodome Station or Shimbashi Station through the underground passage you can enter the Shiodome Media Tower from the underground passage.

The revolving door is the entrance to the building.

There is an elevator that will take you to the lobby which is on the 25th floor.

G1 elevator hall

The G1 to the 23rd floor has offices.

Carport at the entrance.

The elevator hall was on the right.

There was a beautiful painting hanging in the elevator hall.

1st floor elevator hall

Lobby floor (25th) elevator hall

There was a spacious lobby/lounge on the 25th floor.

This lobby is a 10 story atrium lobby from the 25th floor to the 34th floor (top floor), and the sunlight shines down from the 37 meter-high glass ceiling, creating a very bright and open atmosphere.

There were tables and sofas prepared in the lobby.

Under the concept of “a time and space where you can experience Japanese aesthetic sense,” many artworks were on display in the lobby.

Art works are exhibited and events are held in the lounge.

There were big windows behind of the front desk.

I was able to see the Tokyo Tower from the window.

There was a currency exchange machine next to the front desk.

Elevators going up to the guest rooms.

Guest room floor elevator hall

This hotel has an artist floor on the 31st floor, and all guest rooms on the this floor are “artist rooms” with pictures drawn directly on the walls. This time, I stayed in a room on this artist floor.

Guest room floor corridor

Guest room entrance door

My room was the artist room “Geisha Goldfish.”

There was a bathroom on the right and a closet on the left.

Since the hotel is a triangular building some rooms have a view of Tokyo Tower, others have a view of Nippon Television and Shiodome Sumitomo Building.

The room is 22 sqm wide with everything necessary to spend the night. A lot of goldfish were drawn on the walls and ceiling, and the bedspreads, curtains, and backrests of the chairs are unified with the same vermilion color as the goldfish.

There was also an information about the artist. This room, drawn by Aki Narita, is like an aquarium, with the idea that “the dream of being surrounded by goldfish, which has long been famous as a lucky charm, brings good luck to guests.” It took 7 months to complete the drawing.

The bed was a queen size bed.

Four pillows and two cushions were prepared.

There was a table on each side of the bed with a telephone, memo set and an alarm prepared on top. There were also outlets on the headboard.

A bewitching geisha drawn above the bed.

There was a desk and a TV across the bed.

There was a mirror above the desk.

Outlets on the desk.

Pajamas in a drawer.

You can sit in the armchair and enjoy the view from the window.

There was a window with a goldfish drawn on it.

I could see the Tokyo Tower in a distance.

You can see Mt. Fuji if the weather is nice.

It felt as if I had this view all to myself.

Goldfishes were drawn on the bathroom door. There was a bathtub/shower, toilet and sink in the same room.

The shower was a removable hand shower. The water pressure and temperature were just right.

A toilet with a washlet function.

It looked as id the goldfishes were swimming in a circle.

Thai luxury spa brand “THANN” hand soap.

Hair dryer, hand towels, toothbrush set, laser, hairbrush, vanity set (cotton, nail file, cotton swab), body towel and shower caps were prepared on the sink. In addition, there was “THANN” shampoo, conditioner, body soap and body lotion.

Bath and face towels.

There was a closet with a full length mirror on the door. There were hangers, deodorant spray, clothes brush and a shoe horn prepared inside.

There was a cafe corner by the window. Coffee (KEY coffee and drip coffee), tea, coffee cups, saucer, spoon, ice bucket and glasses were prepared.

Alcohol such as beer and wine, and soft drinks were prepared in the fridge.

I had breakfast at the “Art Colors Dining” on the 25th floor. In addition to breakfast, it is an all-day dining where you can enjoy lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. Artworks were on display here and there, so it felt as if I was having a meal in the museum.

Normally, breakfast is served buffet style, but it was an American style breakfast due to the influence of Covid 19.

You can choose between fried, boiled, scrambled or plain omelettes for your eggs.

There was also a cafe & restaurant “News Art Cafe” on the first floor.

A bar called “The Society” on the 25th floor, but it was temporarily closed during my stayed.

There was also an art shop “Palm” in the corner of the lobby. They were exhibiting and selling traditional crafts according to the season.

There is spa called the “Tan Sanctuary” on the 26th floor. In a stylish and exotic scented space, you can experience a blissful time with Thai hospitality.

There is a small personal gym exclusively for hotel guests that is open from 5am to 11pm.

Coin laundry on the 27th and 28th floor.

There was a smoking room on the 25th floor with a beautiful wall art of the city.

This is the artist room “Jomon.” It is a small room that is only 19 square meters wide with a single bed. You can enjoy the style of the Jomon era.

There were also potteries next to the bed. These pottery was made from soil, and the patterned rope seems to have been created using the plants displayed in the hotel.

This is “Sumo,” one of the rooms in the artist room with a king size bed. There are decorations about sumo throughout the room, and the room is 26-33 square meters wide.

Sumo, a Japanese national sport, is carefully and humorously drawn on the wall. It seems that this was drawn in a one-shot game where the brush is directly applied to the wall.

There was also a wooden plaque with the name of the wrestlers above the window.

This is the “Standard Floor Twin Room.” This was the same size as the artist room which I stayed in, and was 22 square meters wide with two single size beds.

This is the “Deluxe King Room” with a king size bed installed in a 33 square meter room.

You can enjoy a panoramic view of the city from the large windows.

Street in front of the hotel.

The hotel is adjacent to Yurikamome Shiodome Station on the Toei Oedo Line and Tokyo Seaside New Transit Seashore Line.

It is a 1-minute walk from Shiodome Station on the Toei Oedo Line and Tokyo Rinkai Shinkotsu Rinkai Line Yurikamome Station!

The Nippon Television Tower is between JR, Tokyo Metro/Toei Subway “Shimbashi Station” and the hotel.