My stay at Prince Park Tower Tokyo this spring completely changed an impression I had about Japan after visiting in 2023. Japan has quickly become one of my favorite places to visit, and I’m clearly not alone—over 40 million people traveled there in 2025.
When I first visited in the fall of 2023, I left thinking Japanese hotels were all about small spaces that matched the modest lifestyles of local homes. But For what I paid, the experience, atmosphere, and service felt like a steal—everything was above and beyond.
Here are five reasons my stay at Prince Park Tower Tokyo was so memorable, and why you might want to put it on your list:
Prince Park Tower, Tokyo: An Effortless Location for Exploring Tokyo
The hotel’s spot in Minato City is a dream for anyone who wants to make the most of the city. Two metro stations—Shibakoen and Akabanebashi—are just a stroll away, making both arrival and sightseeing blissfully easy. I loved being minutes from Tokyo Tower, Shiba Daijingu Shrine, and Asakusa; I never felt far from the action, but the hotel itself was a peaceful retreat.
Surprisingly Spacious Rooms
I can’t overstate how refreshing it was to walk into a hotel room in Tokyo and find space—real, stretch-out, turn-around-without-bumping-into-furniture space. But what really set it apart was the bathroom. There were dual shower setups, a bathtub completely separate from the shower stall, and a high-tech bidet tucked into its own nook.
The best surprise? The sink wasn’t crammed in next to the toilet. Instead, a clever sliding partition separated the sink from the bath and loo, making it easy for two people to get ready at once (and with actual privacy). It felt like someone had thought about how real travelers move and live.
(A quick aside: I spent a few minutes just marveling at the bathroom’s design and the sheer number of features. Japanese hospitality really is on another level.)
Club Lounge Access is a Game-Changer
If you’re thinking of staying here, I can’t recommend the Club King Room with Club Lounge Access enough (I booked through Experian). Having access to the lounge made my stay so much better than I’d imagined. We got to relax with drinks and snacks as soon as we arrived, which meant I didn’t have to worry about finding food late at night after a long journey.
It meant I could settle in and unwind—no frantic search for snacks or late-night food after a long flight. The club lounge became my safe haven each evening of my trip and a quiet spot to recharge with a view.
The Club Lounge access also meant free breakfasts. Waking up to a breakfast spread with so many options—and pastries that were always replenished, never rationed—felt like a treat.
Everything tasted fresh and well-made!
The food wasn’t just plentiful; it was actually delicious, and the staff’s attention to detail showed in every bite. Evenings in the lounge brought another round of small plates and drinks. After a day in Tokyo, knowing I could come back to a cozy chair and something tasty was a simple luxury I didn’t know I needed.
Balcony Views and Quiet Rituals
Balconies are rare in Tokyo hotels, but at Prince Park Tower, I could step outside every morning to watch the sunrise over Zojo-ji Temple, with Tokyo Tower rising behind it. There’s a park just below where locals take breaks, and I found myself lingering, coffee in hand, soaking up the city’s energy from my own quiet perch.
Service with Heart
From start to finish, the staff made me feel not just welcome, but genuinely cared for. The concierge always greeted me with a warm bow—sometimes waiting until my elevator doors closed before moving on. On more than one occasion, they arranged taxis and shared tips for exploring the city. Returning to my room to find bottled water and chocolates after a long day was a small gesture, but it made a big difference. Those little touches are what I remember most.
Conclusion
All in all, Prince Park Tower Tokyo is the kind of place that makes you want to come back. The location, the comfort, the food, the views, and the thoughtful service all add up to a stay that’s hard to beat. If you’re heading to Tokyo and want something a little special, I’d recommend this hotel in a heartbeat. You can watch my Tokyo Japan vlog on YouTube
