Hotel Information: Relaxation starts at check-in, where guests are seated in front of individual reception desks. A walkway elevated above a lighted fountain area dominates the marble lobby. Glass elevators lead up through the atrium to the 673 guestrooms located on floors three and higher. While frequented by business travelers for its large event facilities, the The Prince Park Tower Tokyo is also popular for its proximity to Tokyo Tower and nearby Roppongi.

Amenity highlights: Shopping, dining, and relaxing are central to the hotel’s amenity offerings, which include a basement-level shopping arcade, bowling alley, and health club. Designed to mirror a traditional street, a row of restaurants offers tempura, sushi, and a wine/sake-tasting bar where diners can sample up to three complimentary drinks. Shopping can be done in upscale boutiques and jewelery stores, such as Cartier, or guests can simply take in live jazz at a bar set in the shadow of Tokyo Tower.

Insider tip: Though perhaps known as the Eiffel Tower of Tokyo, the neighboring Tokyo Tower is much more than an observation or TV tower, which was its original purpose. A wax museum and modest aquarium also give it a theme-park appeal and make it a bit more interesting for the kids.

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Rooms

The Prince Park Tower Tokyo's 673 guestrooms offer city, Tokyo Tower, or Rainbow Bridge views from floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors opening out to private balconies. Windows are draped with special fabrics designed to absorb odors and release a light deodorant as sunlight filters through. Beds are topped with down comforters, and guests can choose from a selection of pillows (surcharges) before turning in. Marble bathrooms are outfitted with jetted tubs and separate, glass-enclosed showers, plus ionic hair dryers, which help prevent the frizzy hair brought on by Tokyo’s humid summers. Sofa beds and 32-inch flat-screen, LCD TVs are found in the sitting-area corners, which also feature complimentary high-speed Internet access. CD and DVD players, as well as fax machines, are available upon request.

Room Amenities

• Internet access - high speed
• Pay movies
• Balcony
• Complimentary newspaper
• Air conditioning
• Blackout drapes/curtains
• Internet access - complimentary
• Voice mail
• Refrigerator
• Minibar
• Coffee/tea maker
• Wake-up calls
• Housekeeping
• Turndown service
• Bathroom telephone
• Bathrobes

• Complimentary toiletries
• Hair dryer
• Makeup mirror
• Massage - available in room
• Sewing kit
• Slippers
• Separate bathtub and shower
• Extra towels/bedding in room
• Handheld shower
• Electronic check-out
• Electronic/magnetic keys
• In-room safe
• Window opens
• Clock radio
• Iron/ironing board (on request)
• Sofa bed
• Smoking rooms

Recreation

A large bowling alley and a health club can be found on the hotel’s basement/ground level. The 12-lane bowling alley features a pool table, darts, and bar. Surcharges apply for use. Swimming options at the health club include a 25-meter heated lap pool, natural hot-springs pool, and a spa tub. Fitness aficionados have access to an aerobics room, sauna, and fitness room outfitted with both cardio and weight-training equipment. A massage center, locker rooms, and fitness counseling services are also available. Surcharges apply for use of the health club. Guests must be 25 or older to use the spa and health club. Guests hankering for exercise in the fresh air can take a stroll or jog through the surrounding Shiba Park. A baseball park sits opposite the hotel.

The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.

• Swimming on site
• Aerobics on site
• Yoga classes/instruction on site

Property Amenities

The Prince Park Tower Tokyo is a community unto itself, with a basement/ground-floor shopping arcade, restaurant row, health club, and bowling alley. Guests must be 25 or older to use the spa and health club. Wedding needs are taken care of with three chapels—an open-air nature chapel, a garden chapel, and one offering city views from the 33rd floor—plus the basement-level’s photo studio, esthetician, nail salon, and costume/wedding salon. The lobby level includes upscale shops, such as Cartier, in addition to a drug store and a French-style bakery.

Among the 14 available options, guests will be hard pressed to find a restaurant/bar that doesn’t suit their fancy. The basement-level restaurant row, which mimics a traditional Japanese street with its pebble-lined lane and false-front tile rooftops, includes a sushi bar, tempura restaurant, and teppanyaki-style restaurant with a wine/sake-tasting bar where diners can sample up to three complimentary drinks.

In addition to a small business center located off the lobby, Park Tower Tokyo Prince Hotel offers 17 meeting/function rooms, two of which are purportedly among Japan’s largest.

Business center: Just off the lobby area, the small but handy business center includes a computer room with three flat-screen computers that can be rented for JPY525 per 30-minute session. Printing is available for JPY210 per minute. A second room holds fax and photocopy machines. Prices range from JPY40 to JPY200 per page. Mobile phones can be rented for JPY735 per day. The business center is open daily during limited hours. Fee(s) subject to change without notice.

Internet access: Wireless Internet access is available for JPY500 per hour in Café Novel.

Conference/function room(s): Large events are held in the ballroom and convention hall. Hung with a chandelier crafted by Baccarat glass experts, the ballroom has a ceiling height of 10 meters (32 feet) and can accommodate up to 3,600 people. Suited for dinner parties and ceremonies, it also includes seven breakout rooms. The convention hall also holds up to 3,600 and has a ceiling height of 10 meters (32 feet). It features an elevated stage and special lighting capabilities.
The additional medium-sized and smaller function rooms range in size from 100 to 207 square meters (1,075–2,225 square feet) and can accommodate groups of 30–200. All convention, ballroom, and function/meeting rooms are equipped with audiovisual technologies (surcharges).

• 24-hour front desk
• Air-conditioned public areas
• Number of rooms: 673
• Number of floors: 35
• ATM/banking
• Audio-visual equipment
• Ballroom(s)
• Banquet facilities
• Bar/lounge
• Beauty services
• Business center
• Business services
• Cell phone/mobile rental
• Coffee shop or café
• Concierge desk
• Conference room(s)
• Currency exchange
• Doorman/doorwoman
• Dry cleaning service
• Elevator/lift
• Express check- in
• Express check-out
• Fitness equipment
• Full-service health spa

• Gift shops or newsstand
• Grocery
• Hair salon
• Health club
• Internet access in public areas - high speed
• Internet access in public areas - surcharge
• Internet access - wireless
• Massage - treatment room(s)
• Meeting rooms (small groups)
• Multilingual staff
• Parking (free)
• Porter/bellhop
• Restaurant(s) in hotel
• Room service (24 hours)
• Safe-deposit box - front desk
• Sauna
• Security guard
• Shopping on site
• Spa services on site
• Spa tub
• Steam room
• Swimming pool - indoor
• Tour assistance
• Wedding services

Policies

Important registration notice: The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare requires all international visitors to submit their passport number and nationality when registering at any lodging facility (inns, hotels, motels, etc.). Additionally, lodging proprietors are required to photocopy passports for all registering guests and keep the photocopy on file.

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Rollaway beds and cribs (infant beds) may be available and should be requested at the time of booking; fees may apply.
Photo identification and credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests made via this Web site cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.

• Pets not allowed
• Check-in time is 2 PM
• Check-out time is Noon

Location Details

Narita International Airport (NRT): Approximate travel time is 1 hour, 30 minutes and distance is 66 km (40 miles) east.

Haneda Airport (HND): Approximate travel time is 20 minutes and distance is approximately 10 km (6 miles).

Getting there: Rental cars are not recommended for travelers unfamiliar with this area. Efficient and economical transportation options from Narita Airport include limited-express and express trains or airport buses; taxis are not advised due to high fares and the sheer distance (66 km) of Narita Airport from the city center. Taxis and a monorail to the city center are available at Haneda Airport.

Getting around: For visitors, driving in Tokyo can be a confusing and crowded experience and is not recommended. Taxis are available at nearly every street corner and at designated ranks outside rail stations and in major centers; fares can be costly (most start at JPY660 and increase from there). The hotel also offers complimentary shuttle transportation to/from JR Hamamatsucho Station and is within walking distance (500 meters/yards) of Onarimon subway station. Trains and subways are the most efficient and economical modes of transportation and are relatively easy to navigate, but get very busy during peak times (mornings and early evenings). The city’s 13 lines are all color-coded and include bilingual signs and maps. Cars operate from around 5 AM to midnight; fares start at JPY160. The bus system is not as easily navigable, particularly for travelers who cannot decipher the Japanese signage. All fees subject to change without notice.

Closest bus stop to the hotel: On site at the Prince Park Tower Tokyo
Approximate travel time from the Narita Airport to the hotel: 1 hour, 30 minutes
Approximate cost from Narita Airport (subject to change without notice): JPY3,000 for a one-way ticket; subject to change without notice.

Schedule and directions (subject to change without notice): A limousine shuttle bus travels from Narita Airport directly to the hotel ten times daily; timetables vary slightly depending on the departure terminal. The first bus departs at approximately 7:30 AM, the last at 9:15 PM. Limousine buses leave from the first-floor arrival level at Terminal 2 (from two locations at the north and south exits), and from the first-floor arrival level of Terminal 1 approximately five minutes later. Ticket counters are located in the arrival lobbies of both terminals.

Closest train station to the hotel: Hamamatsucho Station
Approximate travel time from Narita Airport to the train station: 1 hour, 30 minutes
Approximate train cost from Narita Airport (subject to change without notice): JPY2,940

Train schedules and directions (subject to change without notice): The JR NEX (JR Narita Express) line travels from the airport train station to Tokyo Station 24 times daily. The first train departs at 7:40 AM, the last departs at 9:40 PM. Upon arrival at Tokyo Station, take a second train to Hamamatsucho Station, where the complimentary hotel shuttle picks up guests.

Approximate travel time from Haneda Airport to the hotel: 20 minutes
Approximate cost (subject to change without notice): JPY8,000

Instructions: Taxis are readily available at the airport arrivals area.

Approximate travel time from Haneda Airport to the hotel: 20 minutes
Approximate cost (subject to change without notice): JPY500

Instructions: Take the airport monorail to Hamamatsu-cho Eki in Tokyo. Cars run approximately every five minutes. From Hamamatsu-cho Eki, transfer to a JR train traveling to Hamamatsucho Station, where the complimentary hotel shuttle picks up guests, or take the metro to Onarimon Station, which is just 500 meters/yards northeast of the hotel.

Dining

Brise Verte - 33rd-floor restaurant offering panoramic city views from a setting of minimalist/modern décor with wood and marble accents. Á la carte menu of French and Japanese cuisine. Refrigerated wine cellar with 24 by-the-glass varieties.

Stellar Garden – Sky Lounge - Also located on the 33rd floor, with city views from floor-to-ceiling windows. Sofa/arm chair and bar seating arrangements. Afternoon menu includes coffee, tea, and cakes; evening menu offers cocktails and wine.

Jazz Bar - Melody Line - Located on the main/lobby level. Features live jazz most nights in a low-lit, intimate setting. Drink menu includes wine, champagne, and more than 40 brands of bourbon. Cigars also available. Closed Sundays.

Shiba Zakura - Casual Japanese restaurant with both private tatami rooms and Western-style tables. Menu of “new kaiseki” cuisine: fusion of Western, Chinese, and Japanese ingredients.

Hamashiba - Sushi restaurant with tables for groups and counter/bar for individuals/couples. Chefs prepare and serve sushi in electronically operated glass compartments at the counter. Also features selection of sake and shochu. Private rooms available.

Tenshiba - Traditional tempura served at tables and bar/counter. Á la carte menu for lunch and dinner. Private rooms available.

Torishiba - Yakitori restaurant. Casual, open atmosphere generated by counter-style seating, with diners facing main grill. Á la carte and set-course menus available for lunch and dinner.

Katsura - Teppanyaki-style steak house. Beef, fish, shellfish, and vegetables prepared at each table. Features large cellar/tasting counter where sommeliers and sake professionals advise the best option for each meal. Diners receive up to three complimentary glasses of wine/sake here.

Yomeiden - Cantonese cuisine for lunch and dinner. Features Chinese acrobatic, magic, and music on weekends. Specialties include dim sum and other traditional desserts.

Mokuren - Main bar featuring live piano music and eight large and small karaoke rooms. Counter- and table-style seating in intimate setting. Menu includes cocktails, whiskey, and brandy. Open daily.

Lobby Lounge - Main lounge lit by large windows facing rock-wall waterfall adjacent to the lobby area. Sofa-style seating around glass tables. Menu includes coffee, tea, and homemade cakes. Afternoon tea also available.

Prince Parlor - Casual spot to grab a quick, healthy bite. Menu includes fresh juices made from organic vegetables, plus sandwiches and desserts.

Café Novel - Black-and-white tiled coffee shop with Internet corner. Serves light menu for lunch, dinner, and late breakfast.

Address

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4-8-1 Shibakouen Minato

Tokyo, 105-8563

Japan

Nearest major airport:

Tokyo, Japan (NRT-Narita Intl.)

Area:

Roppongi, Tokyo, Japan