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Twin Rooms |
Princess Suite
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Princess Suite (Living Room)
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Residential Suite (Living Room)
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Executive Suite
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Executive Suite (Living Room)
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| There are 484 spacious guest rooms, each luxuriously furnished
to make guests feel comfortably pampered. The simple, elegant
style provides an international yet relaxing environment for the
busy traveler.
- Room types: Single, Twin, Double rooms and Suite rooms
- High-Speed Internet access provided for selected guest rooms
(1,500 yen daily)
- 24-hour room service
Suites : One bedroom with two bathrooms
- Princess Suites - Elegantly decorated, these are popular with
honeymoon couples.
- Executive Suites - Busy corporate types can appreciate the
desk, shelf and office workspace integrated into a comfortable
living room.
- Residential Suites - Popular with large families, these suites
include two beds and a spacious living room. |
Main banquet Hall Ho-Oh-No-Ma (2nd
Floor) |
Sun Flower Banquet Hall
(2nd Floor) |
Business Service Center
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Meeting Rooms :
The business traveler will find Tokyo Prince Hotel's superior
accommodations and amenities extremely conducive to getting work
accomplished. Besides the easy access to the downtown trade area,
guests will find a fully equipped Business Service Center and
a host of meeting facilities.
Business Service
Center
- Printer
- Fax machine
- Copier
- Personal computers - Windows
- Supplies
- Center attendant
- Internet facility
Very high-speed Internet access (VDSL) is also available in selected
guest rooms.
Meeting Room Highlights
- The 23 banquet halls including the main ballroom -- Ho-oh-no-Ma
-- can support gatherings and events of all sizes.
- Central location close to train stations and trunk roads makes
the hotel ideal for banquets and conferences.
- Staff specialists can help you arrange a wide variety of events
from weddings to international conferences.
- Internet access is available in the meeting rooms. |
No-smoking Tower View Lounge
(1st Floor) |
Shimizu Japanese Restaurant
(1st Floor) |
Prince Villa Restaurant
(Front Garden) |
Beaux Sejours French Restaurant
(3rd Floor) |
Porto Restaurant (1st Floor)
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Restaurants :
No matter which of the 15 restaurants and bars you choose, you
are treated to an exquisite dining experience. Select from a wide
array of cuisines featuring Japanese, Chinese, Western and French
entrees. Or relax in one of the hotel's bars or tea salon.
- Beaux Sejours French Restaurant - Enjoy fine
French dining with select wines in an elegant atmosphere.
- Marronnier Chinese Restaurant - Sample China's
rich and fascinating court cuisine at its best.
- Shimizu Japanese Restaurant - Select from a
varied menu offering seasonal specialties. Refined a la carte
dishes at the counter. Breakfast: 7am~10am.
- Gotoku Sushi Restaurant - Discover a delicious
array of sushi dishes, our Japanese specialty, in a friendly atmosphere.
- Fukusa Tempura Restaurant - A Japanese-style
wooden interior complements this restaurant's specialty: Deep-fried
tempura made with fresh seafood and vegetables.
- Porto Restaurant - This informal dining room
offers a delicious buffet. Menu includes Japanese, Chinese and
Western dishes. Breakfast: 7am~11am; Lunch: 11:30am~3pm; Dinner:
5pm~9pm
- Grill Kitchen - Watch our chefs across the
counter display their culinary skills before your eyes.
- Petrea Restaurant - This chic dining area for
tea and light meals is conveniently located on the shopping floor.
- Petrea Karaoke Room - Enjoy singing your favorite
karaoke while enjoying a variety of dishes and liquors.
- Prince Villa Restaurant (Front Garden) - Relax
in the quiet atmosphere of an open-air terrace in the hotel gardens.
- Garden Islands Beer Restaurant (Front Garden)
- Beer lovers can enjoy a variety of flavors in this innovative,
all-weather, dome-ceiling restaurant. Multi-purpose space can
also be used for events such as expositions, parties, and even
wedding ceremonies.
- Pikake Tea Salon - A bright, open atmosphere
contributes to the relaxing informality of our Tea Salon. Varieties
of cakes, sandwitches, cofee, and tea. Hours: 8am~10pm
- Tower View Lounge - The non-smoking Tower View
Lounge offers cocktails and views of Tokyo Tower.
- Windsor Main Bar - Liquors and cocktails are
served in the subdued ambience of a private London club.
- Ascot Bar - The international atmosphere of
the Ascot Bar makes it a great place to gather with friends. |
Swimming Pool (Front Garden)
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Convenience Shop
(Basement Floor 1) |
Travel Counter (1st Floor) |
Services & Facilities :
The hotel offers a variety of shops and services for your convenience
and comfort. Bell staff, reception and 24-hour room service are
also available.
- Business Service Center
- Convenience shop
- Hair salon
- Barber shop
- Drugstores
- Bakery Coppel
- Travel counter
- Wedding chapel
- Bridal services
- Swimming Pool (summer only)
- Parking |
Tokyo
Prince Hotel, Tokyo - Location Map
Getting there :
Centrally located near the business districts of Toranomon and
Kasumigaseki, the Tokyo Prince Hotel offers quick, easy access
to the major downtown areas from four nearby JR railway and subway
stations. Spacious parking lots and surrounding trunk roads also
make travel by car convenient.
By Car
- 5 minutes to the Ginza
- 10 minutes from Tokyo Station
- 15 minutes from Tokyo International Airport (Haneda)
- 1 hour, 30 minutes from New Tokyo International Airport (Narita)
By Railway
- 1 minute from the nearest subway (Onarimon Station)
- 7 minutes from Toei Asakusa Line and Ooedo Line Stations
- 10 minutes from Hibiya Line Station
- 10 minutes from JR Line, Tokyo Monorail Hamamatsucho Station
By Airport Limousine
- 1 hour, 30 minutes from New Tokyo International Airport (Narita)
- 12 limousines daily
Actual transportation vehicles may differ from those pictured,
depending on location
Sightseeing Nearby :
If you just want to stroll, shop or sightsee, there is much to
explore within walking distance or a short subway ride away.
- Tokyo Tower - The 333-meter Eiffel Tower look-alike has two
observatories offering a fine view of the city. (1-minute walk)
- Zojoji Temple - Constructed in the 14th century, this was the
family temple of Ieyasu Tokugawa, founder of the Tokugawa Shogunate.
(1-minute walk)
- Imperial Palace - Set within the extensive grounds in the heart
of Tokyo's business center, this famous landmark is the residence
of the reigning Emperor of Japan and his family. (10 minutes by
subway)
- Hama Imperial Villa - The Imperial Park by Tokyo Bay was where
the Shogun once hunted with his hawks. Now it is an oasis for
urban dwellers. (5 minutes by car)
- Rainbow Bridge - Spanning Tokyo Bay, the bridge is one of the
new symbols of contemporary Tokyo. (10 minutes by car)
- Fireworks display on the Sumida River, Asakusa (late July) -
This is the grandest one of its kind in Japan.
- Azabu Ju-Ban (late August) - Traditional Japanese Festival.
Shopping and Entertainment :
- Ginza - The most famous shopping and entertainment district
in Japan is also an important commercial center, home to some
of the country's most prestigious companies. (10 minutes by subway)
- Roppongi - A sophisticated entertainment area with bars and
discos that attract young people and foreign residents. (5 minutes
by car )
- Tokyo International Forum - One of downtown's most state-of-the-art
buildings featuring a curved glass-enclosed cultural center plus
shops, cafes, restaurants and Tokyo's main Tourist Information
Center. (5 minutes by subway) |
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