Tokyo Prince Hotel – Review & Photos

Hotel sign at the entrance.

There was a map of the vicinity.

The hotel was 11 stories tall. It had a very pleasant, spacious and nice atmosphere, and I couldn’t believe it was located in the center of the city.

The Tokyo Tower stood right next to the hotel.

There was a big parking lot in front of the hotel. Taxis were parked at the entrance as well.

There was also a carport.

The entrance seen at night.

Hotel entrance.

The entrance seen from the inside.

The lobby had a classic atmosphere.

A flower arrangement decorated in the middle of the lobby.

There were sofas to sit on in front of the front desk.

There were many front desks to check in at.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

Inside of the elevator.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Sofas placed at the elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

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

There was a door between the entrance and the bedroom.

I could see the Tokyo Tower right outside of the window. The room used an elegant red color.

The bed was very comfortable to lay on. The mattress was fluffy and I was able to sleep very well.

There were four pillows and two cushions prepared on the bed.

There were night stands on both sides of the bed with a phone, note pad, alarm clock and cell phone chargers.

Night stand on the other side of the bed.

There was an outlet and a USB port on the night stand.

Light switch on the headboard.

Desk and TV across the bed.

A drawer with laundry bags and pajamas.

There was a mirror above the desk.

A table and armchair by the window.

The room seen from the window.

The view from the room was perfect.

I could see the Tokyo Tower and the park.

The view of Tokyo Tower is a must-see!

The Tokyo Tower lit up was even more beautiful. I was able to enjoy it up close.

The bathroom was at the entrance.

The sink, toilet and bathtub were all in the same space.

The bathtub was cleaned very well and I was able to enjoy a nice bath time.

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

A toilet with a washlet function.

The big mirror made the room feel bigger.

Amenities were prepared next to the sink. There was shampoo, conditioner and body soap from a French cosmetics brand “Ella Bashe.” There was also a toothbrush set, razor, hairbrush, shower cap, cotton swab, cotton and a body towel.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap.

POLA bath gel was also prepared.

There was a closet at the entrance.

There were plenty of hangers prepared.

There was a clothes brush, shoehorn, baggage rack and slippers.

There was a safe underneath the nightstand.

There was a cafe corner next to the desk with a capsule coffee machine. Coffee and cafe au lait capsules were prepared, and I was able to enjoy the freshly brewed coffee while enjoying the nice view of Tokyo Tower.

Two free bottles of water.

Glasses an tea bags.

Electric kettle and tea pot.

There was nothing prepared in the fridge.

There was a Japanese restaurant called “Shimizu”, a sushi restaurant called “Gotoku” and a tempura restaurant called “Fukusa” on the 1st floor. I had dinner at “Shimizu.”

There were large windows at the restaurant.

A two story bento box.

There were duck roasted green onion rolls and ginkgo tofu here.

The food was very delicious.

I had breakfast at “Porto” which is located on the 3rd floor.

The breakfast venue also had a large window so I could see Tokyo Tower up close. Due to the influence of Corona, only drinks were buffet style. Personally, I prefer not to have a buffet, so it was just right. Breakfast could be selected from Western and Japanese dishes on the set menu. In addition, Western dishes could be selected from American and continental breakfasts.

I chose a Western style breakfast with an omelet. I was very satisfied with the taste and the view.

Teppanyaki / Steak “Yakiniku Champion” on the 1st floor.

Tea salon “Pikake” on the 1st floor.

In addition, there was a Chinese restaurant called “Manro Nien,” cafe & bar “Tower View Terrace” and main bar “Windsor.”

There was a convenience store on the first basement floor of the hotel which was very convenient.

There was also a “shopping arcade” on the first basement floor. There seemed to be nice shops such as lingerie salon, living salon and bag salon.

Women’s clothing shop.

The gallery was full of unique art and furniture.

There was a club lounge on the first floor which was accessible with a card key.

During tea time and cocktail time, snacks, sweets and drinks were being served.

A business room with computers which can be used for 100 yen per 10 minutes.

Foreign currency exchange machine.

Spa “IBUKI” on the 11th floor.

Vending machines by the elevators.

There was also an ice machine.

“Zojoji” next to the hotel.

The guests were all Japanese. The hotel was crowded with tourists of all ages. However, it was quiet in the hotel.

Hotel shuttle bus.