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Guests frequently praise Park Hotel Tokyo for its central location, cleanliness, attentive staff, and artistic ambiance. The hotel offers a variety of dining options, including ART colours Dining and Hanasanshou, which are well-regarded for their quality and presentation. The complimentary tea ceremony and art exhibitions add to the unique cultural experience. Some guests note that room sizes can be smaller compared to other hotels, and breakfast options may be limited.

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Le Park Hotel Tokyo, situé au 25ème étage de la tour médiatique de Shiodome, offre une expérience unique avec des vues spectaculaires sur la ville. Ouvert il y a 25 ans, cet hôtel a su évoluer pour répondre aux attentes des touristes modernes tout en conservant son charme d'antan. Avec son ambiance raffinée et son design contemporain, il attire aussi bien les voyageurs d'affaires que les familles. Les clients apprécient particulièrement le service exceptionnel et l'atmosphère accueillante qui règne dans cet établissement.

Le Park Hotel Tokyo propose une expérience culinaire exceptionnelle avec trois restaurants modernes, chacun offrant une cuisine unique. Les clients peuvent savourer des plats japonais traditionnels ainsi que des créations contemporaines. Le petit-déjeuner est particulièrement apprécié, offrant une variété de choix allant des plats japonais aux options occidentales.

Sushi frais préparé par des chefs expérimentés

Délicieux ramen avec des ingrédients locaux

Le Park Hotel Tokyo dispose également d'un bar élégant où les clients peuvent déguster des cocktails raffinés tout en admirant la vue sur la ville. De plus, un spa est disponible pour ceux qui souhaitent se détendre après une journée bien remplie à explorer Tokyo. Les activités à proximité incluent des visites culturelles et des expériences locales, rendant cet hôtel idéal pour les voyageurs en quête d'authenticité.

Situé dans le quartier animé de Minato, le Park Hotel Tokyo est à proximité de plusieurs attractions culturelles majeures. Les visiteurs peuvent explorer le célèbre Tokyo Tower, ainsi que des musées et des galeries d'art à quelques pas de l'hôtel. La station de métro la plus proche permet un accès facile aux autres quartiers emblématiques de Tokyo, rendant cet emplacement idéal pour les explorateurs.

A: Oui, l'hôtel est adapté aux enfants.

Q: Quels sont les horaires du petit-déjeuner ?

A: Le petit-déjeuner est servi de 7h à 10h.

Pour une expérience inoubliable à Tokyo, le Park Hotel Tokyo est l'endroit idéal. Que vous soyez en voyage d'affaires ou en vacances, cet hôtel vous offre tout le confort et le luxe nécessaires pour profiter pleinement de votre séjour. Réservez dès aujourd'hui et découvrez le meilleur de Tokyo.

Polished lodging with Tokyo Tower views, plus 3 modern restaurants, a cocktail bar & a spa.

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We really enjoyed our first hotel in Tokyo. Our check in time was at 3pm, but we arrived earlier and were extremely jetlagged. Luckily, the lobby was very big with comfortable sofas (you were allowed to sleep there) and good quality, free drinks and coffee. The room was spacious and clean, with all toiletries you need included. The view was beautiful, especially during the night to see the iconic Tokyo view. The breakfast was delicious, a lot of selection and amazing Japanese food. The staff were extremely friendly. We really recommend staying here!

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Understand; This hotel opened 25 years ago and is now in its 2nd phase of life: from business guests to mainly tourists, as rooms are on the small side for today's standards, and show wear&tear.
You can book an artist room (I like and recommend them), but the room still remains tiny. Views are spectacular, though, and you have the usual high service standards for Japan. That said, if you can get a good price and don't mind a tiny room, go, the location is ideal. If prices are high, you are better off booking a more recently built hotel - there are plenty! Especially if it's your first trip to Tokyo/Japan, I recommend you doing so.

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I stayed one night with my 2 kids (Primary school).
The room is clean and quiet. We requested a Tokyo Tower view, and it really happened! We also requested an early check in, and it happened, too!

The hotel staff's service is superb. They are helpful and really explain to you till you understand.

We had lunch at the hotel restaurant. The variety of the menu is limited, I think around 5 or 6 choices. The price range is between 1800yen to 3000yen.

The location is kind of understanding. The hotel is located in office area, so it is near tube station, but can't find a place to shop nearby.

Overall, coz I was with 2 growing kids, and they got hungry in the late night. Hotel room service closes at 10pm. There is no McDonald nearby. The nearest convenience store, you need to walk for 5-10 mins. If you are staying alone or with adults, this hotel is a great place to stay, but not really convenience to stay with kids.

I will surely go back alone!

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Hotel location was great, really close to two train stations just a few minutes walk. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Comfy bed and the rooms were nice with good views. Only complaints I had was carpet looked really worn and my steps creaked in a place or two. Plus my room had a funky smell and I wasn't sure if it was coming from walls cause of the paint from the art or from carpet.

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The room itself was quite small ( queen deluxe) although the bed was very comfortable, and offered a good view. The room had a funky smell we thought it was coming from the bathroom, was a bit gross but we got used to it. 7 nights.
Breakfast was a bit boring after the 5 we had there,  would have liked more pastries or cereal and a variety of hot food would reflect the price. An extra toaster would have been great quite a que for the toast.

Staff were very polite.
Amazing location for  our trip.
Would probably try somewhere else next time but in a similar location

Park Hotel Tokyo : Hôtel, bar et restaurant de luxe à Minato, Japon

Opened in 2003, Park Hotel Tokyo is located on the 25th floor and above in the Shiodome Media Tower. The hotel is known for its art-inspired rooms and Japanese aesthetics, offering a unique cultural experience to guests.

Park Hotel Tokyo history overview and artistic legacy.

Since opening its doors in 2003 within the iconic Shiodome Media Tower, Park Hotel Tokyo has stood out as a beacon of cultural elegance in Tokyo’s bustling Minato district. This hotel is distinguished by its pioneering integration of contemporary Japanese art throughout its spaces, creating an immersive experience that goes beyond traditional lodging. From the moment of its inception, Park Hotel Tokyo embraced a philosophy that combined hospitality with artistic expression, offering guests not just a place to stay but a journey into Japan’s vibrant creative world.

In 2013, the hotel launched the groundbreaking 'Artist in Hotel' project, a visionary initiative that transformed guest rooms into unique, immersive art installations created by renowned Japanese artists. This project not only enhanced the aesthetic appeal of the rooms but also offered visitors a rare opportunity to experience art intimately and personally during their stay. The initiative underscored Park Hotel Tokyo’s commitment to fostering creativity and supporting Japan’s artistic community.

By 2018, the hotel took a strategic step forward by appointing a dedicated Branding Manager tasked with further enriching its artistic identity. This role has been instrumental in curating the hotel's visual narrative and ensuring that every guest encounter reflects the vibrant fusion of hospitality and art that Park Hotel Tokyo is celebrated for. These efforts have solidified the hotel’s reputation as a cultural landmark and a must-visit destination for art lovers and travelers seeking a meaningful experience in Tokyo.

Today, Park Hotel Tokyo is recognized for its polished lodging offering stunning views of the Tokyo Tower alongside three modern restaurants, a stylish cocktail bar, and a relaxing spa. Combining these amenities with its unique artistic concept, the hotel caters to a diverse clientele—from business travelers to cultural tourists—who appreciate the fusion of modern comfort and artistic inspiration. Its location in Higashishinbashi, Minato City, places guests conveniently close to major transport hubs, making it an ideal base for exploring Tokyo’s dynamic cityscape.

 Park Hotel Tokyo launched in the Shiodome Media Tower, marking the beginning of its artistic hospitality journey.

 Initiative introduced, making guest rooms immersive art installations by contemporary Japanese artists.

 Appointment of a Branding Manager to enrich and promote the hotel’s artistic identity and guest experience.

Restaurant

Perched high above the bustling streets of Minato City, the Park Hotel Tokyo invites travelers into a world where art, culture, and modernity converge. Nestled within the iconic Shiodome Media Tower, this urban sanctuary offers breathtaking perspectives of the Tokyo skyline from its 25th floor. Imagine sipping a meticulously crafted cocktail as you gaze across the glittering expanse of Tokyo Bay at sunset, the city lights beginning to twinkle beneath you. Renowned for its unique blend of sophisticated design and Japanese hospitality, each room is a personal canvas adorned with exquisite artwork representing local artists, creating an immersive experience that resonates with the vibrant spirit of Tokyo. Whether you're indulging in a sumptuous meal at the on-site restaurant or unwinding in the chic lounge, the essence of Japan is skillfully woven into every detail. The Park Hotel transcends mere accommodation; it’s a cultural haven. You can join curated art events, partake in traditional tea ceremonies, or simply stroll through the kaleidoscope of sights and sounds that define the city outside its doors. Within proximity, the impressive Hamarikyu Gardens offer a tranquil escape from the urban hustle, while the historic Tsukiji Outer Market is a haven for food enthusiasts seeking fresh seafood. In a city that thrives on cutting-edge technology and ancient traditions, the Park Hotel Tokyo serves as a luxurious portal to it all, making it an unforgettable base for your explorations in this dynamic metropolis. Prepare to be captivated—a visit here promises to be much more than just a stay.

Park Hotel Tokyo

An all-day dining experience offering a diverse menu using the freshest ingredients, allowing you to enjoy a variety of dishes that showcase the chef’s ingenuity.

Fresh Morning

ARAS Sustainable Collection

CLASICO KANEL BREAD

Domestic Free-range Eggs

Avocado and Tuna Cocktail

Caprese with Olive and Tomato

Corn and Green Soybeans Cakesalet

Meatloaf with Colorful Vegetables

Pickled Summer Vegetable

Roasted Pork with Spicy Pineapple Sauce

Steamed Chicken and Grilled Eggplant

Seared Swordfish Tuna and Vegetables

Smoked Salmon

Seafood Marinated with Ginger and Lemon Caramansi Flavor

Spaghetti with Tomatoes and Lemon Cream

Eggplant and Bacon Pizza

Grilled Chicken and Avocado Salad

Beef Sirloin Steak with Gravy Sauce or Japanese Onion Sauce

Chef's Recommended Tokyo Brand Pork “TOKYO X” with Sautéed Red Eggplant from Kumamoto Prefecture

Sea Bream and Shrimp Poiret Shiso Leaves with Garlic Sauce

Hamburger Steak with Sautéed Eggplant Puttanesca Sauce or Japanese Onion Sauce

Blueberry Pound Cake with Vanilla Ice Cream

Mango Crème Brûlée

White Peach Cassata with Berry Sauce

Mango Tart

ART colours Dining Menu

Le Park Hotel Tokyo, situé au 25ème étage de la tour Shiodome Media, propose une expérience culinaire unique qui marie la cuisine japonaise traditionnelle avec des influences contemporaines. Chaque plat est préparé avec des ingrédients frais, mettant en avant la créativité du chef. Le menu, intitulé "ART colours Dining", offre une variété de plats qui célèbrent la saisonnalité et la diversité des saveurs.

Le restaurant se concentre sur des plats qui non seulement ravissent les papilles, mais aussi les yeux, grâce à une présentation artistique. L'accent est mis sur des méthodes de cuisson durables et des ingrédients locaux, reflétant ainsi l'engagement du restaurant envers l'environnement.

Voici quelques plats emblématiques qui font la renommée du restaurant :

Cocktail d'avocat et de thon : Un mélange frais d'avocat crémeux et de thon délicat.

Pork "TOKYO X" : Porc de Tokyo sauté avec des aubergines rouges de Kumamoto.

Steak de bœuf sirloin : Servi avec une sauce gravy ou une sauce à l'oignon japonaise.

Le restaurant propose une sélection de boissons raffinées, y compris des cocktails artisanaux, des vins soigneusement choisis et des thés japonais. Chaque plat peut être accompagné d'une boisson qui rehausse les saveurs, créant ainsi une expérience culinaire harmonieuse.

Le Park Hotel Tokyo prend en compte les besoins alimentaires variés de ses clients. Des options végétariennes, véganes et sans gluten sont disponibles, ainsi que des plats adaptés aux personnes allergiques. Chaque plat est préparé avec soin pour garantir une expérience agréable pour tous.

Le chef recommande d'essayer le "Mango Crème Brûlée", une délicieuse fusion de mangue et de crème, ainsi que le "Blueberry Pound Cake" servi avec une boule de glace à la vanille. Ces desserts sont parfaits pour conclure un repas mémorable.

Venez découvrir l'expérience culinaire unique du Park Hotel Tokyo. Réservez votre table dès aujourd'hui et savourez des plats qui éveilleront vos sens.

 Découvrez le luxe du Park Hotel Tokyo à Minato : un hôtel élégant, un restaurant raffiné et un bar chic pour une expérience japonaise inoubliable. Réservez dès maintenant !

Hôtel 4★ à Tokyo Minato avec Vue Imprenable

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A wide variety of room service menus from breakfast to dinner, allowing guests to enjoy meals in the comfort of their rooms.

Room Service

A complimentary table-style tea ceremony for in-house guests, providing a serene and immersive cultural experience.

Tea Ceremony

An on-site art shop offering a selection of artworks and souvenirs.

Art Shop

A wellness center providing various treatments and services for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Wellness Center

Massage services available in the comfort of your room.

In-Room Massage

On-site laundry facilities for guest convenience.

Laundry Facilities

Parking facilities available for guests traveling by car.

On-Site Parking

Discover park hotel tokyo's unique blend of art, culture, and breathtaking city views in the heart of minato city, tokyo.

Perched on the 25th floor of the iconic Shiodome Media Tower, Park Hotel Tokyo offers visitors a polished lodging experience with stunning views of the legendary Tokyo Tower and the vibrant cityscape. This hotel beautifully combines modern hospitality with rich Japanese culture, making it a perfect retreat for foodies, art lovers, and digital nomads seeking an immersive Tokyo stay.

artistic accommodations and cultural experiences

One of the hotel's standout features is its exclusive Artist Rooms, each uniquely decorated by renowned Japanese artists. These rooms provide guests with an immersive art experience, blending traditional and contemporary styles and making your stay truly memorable. Every corner tells a story, perfect for travelers who appreciate design and cultural depth.

traditional tea ceremony and exclusive amenities

Experience authentic Japanese culture with the hotel's complimentary Tea Ceremony held every Wednesday at 11 am and 4 pm. This tranquil ritual offers a moment of calm amidst Tokyo's bustling energy, allowing guests to savor the delicate art of tea preparation and taste.

For those seeking relaxation with a touch of luxury, the Executive Museum Lounge is an exclusive retreat offering complimentary soft drinks and premium alcoholic beverages. It's an ideal spot to unwind while enjoying panoramic views of Tokyo's skyline.

Breakfast at Park Hotel Tokyo is a delicious journey through Japanese flavors, boasting a variety of fresh, seasonal options that satisfy any palate.

 Guests rave about the generous selection and authentic dishes that start the day right. The hotel’s restaurants and bars combine to offer a refined culinary scene, complemented by attentive and friendly staff who are always eager to assist and enhance your stay.

Situated in Minato City’s dynamic Higashishinbashi district, the hotel is just minutes from multiple train stations, making it a strategic base for exploring Tokyo’s top attractions, business centers, and entertainment hubs. Visitors can enjoy easy access to shopping, dining, and cultural sites, all while retreating to a quiet and comfortable sanctuary above the city's hustle.

Book an Artist Room for a unique cultural experience that enhances your stay.

 These rooms blend art and comfort in a way few hotels do.

Take advantage of the complimentary tea ceremonies on Wednesdays.

 It’s a perfect way to connect with Japanese tradition during your visit.

Enjoy the Executive Museum Lounge for a relaxing drink and city views.

 This exclusive space is a hidden gem within the hotel.

Located in the heart of Minato City, Park Hotel Tokyo offers polished lodging with stunning views of Tokyo Tower. This establishment combines modern design with traditional Japanese hospitality, making it a unique stay for both business and leisure travelers. With three contemporary restaurants, a cocktail bar, and a wellness center, guests can indulge in a variety of experiences without leaving the hotel.

Central location with easy access to public transport.

On-site wellness center and room service.

Room sizes may be smaller compared to other hotels.

Park Hotel Tokyo is perfect for travelers seeking a blend of modern comfort and traditional Japanese aesthetics. Ideal for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers, it offers a serene escape with easy access to Tokyo's vibrant attractions.

Check-in time is at 3 PM, but early check-in may be accommodated.

The hotel is located in a business district, so nearby shopping options are limited.

Room service closes at 10 PM, so plan accordingly.

Park Hotel Tokyo stands out for its unique blend of art, comfort, and hospitality. While it has some drawbacks, such as smaller room sizes and limited breakfast options, the overall experience is enhanced by its prime location and attentive staff. Whether you're in Tokyo for business or leisure, this hotel offers a memorable stay.

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This was a fantastic (if not cheap) hotel for our family when we first got to Tokyo. It had great views of the skyline, comfortable rooms and a great location to explore. When our family decided to spend a few days in Tokyo, I wasn't really sure what we wanted in terms of a hotel. I settled on western rooms with a good location and I really wanted views of the Skyline. This delivered on all counts. The rooms were nice, clean and comfortable. The biggest complaint was that they didn't have any adjoining rooms or rooms with enough space for a family of four, so we got two rooms on the same floor, but different sides. Otherwise, we had stunning views of the Tokyo skyline including the Skytree and Tokyo Tower. We did have to pay extra for that, but that was fine. The views of the trains going by out the window and Tokyo neon lights at night were fantastic. The actual hotel also doubled as an art exhibition, which was a nice way to walk through the lobby and hallways. In terms of location, it was easy to get everywhere on the Metro from the Simbashi station and explore pretty much anything you wanted to. You could even walk to Tokyo station and/or the Imperial Palace with a bit of effort.

In Tokyo for 4 nights. Love the artistic decor. Nice, adequate rooms. Beds are comfortable. Rec is on the 25th floor. Rooms have outstanding views. My room came with breakfast. Food was great. Very attentive service. I don't speak any Japanese...wish the staff spoke more English!! Would def stay here again!!

Probably the most important aspects of this review are the ones that detail checking into this monster of a building. Truth be told, it's not that big, just confusing AF if you don't know what you're walking into. Okay, if you're trying to find the lobby in the early evening like we were, you'll be shocked when you walk into a dead and quiet "lobby" with nobody in it. There is some furniture but it's all void of bodies and there is nothing open. Why? Because the hotel lobby is on the 25th floor. Make your way up the discret elevators and it should be smooth sailing for the rest of your voyage. We were upgraded to an artist room when checking in and we ended up loving our room, tastefully painted with geishas and koi fish. The view was spectacular and the upgraded room included "breakfast." Don't get too excited as the included breakfast was nothing more than coffee, toast, and juice. The real breakfast buffet (we didn't indulge) is on the 25th floor. My biggest gripe about this hotel is the location. While in a good part of the city, it's pretty far removed from your first taste of a cold beer or a bowl of ramen. Expect a 10 minute walk to get into a lively neighborhood, which was about 9 minutes too far for me.

I stayed here on my trip to Tokyo for my honeymoon and was pampered by the service with a great city view. What I love about this location is that it is directly above a subway station and you can access it by going down to the B1 elevator. There is also a Family Mart right outside that area. You are 16 minutes walk from Ginza shopping district, and everywhere else you want to go is a subway or taxi away. The room had enough space for two large luggages, the bed was easy to sleep in, and there's ample amenities like laundry and fitness. My only gripe about the place is that the air vent in the restroom was not strong enough and that there was always a sewer smell in my room.

Stayed here a couple of times and really liked it here. Upon arrival, I was greeted by warm welcome by the front desk staff. They wondered about two large backpacks I was carrying on my back and front, wanted to chit chat. I arrived early but since my room was ready, they processed my check in. Single room is very small. Queen size room is still small but nicely appointed with room wear, nice slippers, bathroom amenities. I really liked the scent of soap, I washed my wash cloth with their body soap. Every time I used my towel, it smelled good. If you reserve a room with the Tokyo tower, it is so romantic from your room at night. I had a room with a view of the river side, morning sunrise was nice. Lobby provides nice view of Tokyo Tower. On a clear day, they said they can see a glimpse of Mt Fuji. It would have been so amazing to see both at the same time. Perfect location. Walking distance to Tsukiji market should you want to go there at 3am before subway starts running at 5am. Above Shiodome Oedo metro line and next to Yurikamome station. A few minutes walk to Shimbashi for access to JR line, Ginza line and Asakusa line. I often stay at Royal Park Shiodome but when price is right, I would stay here again.

Park Hotel Tokyo: The first thing you should probably know is that this is not the posh Park Hyatt Hotel which was made famous by Bill Murray in "Lost in Translation". That's in the bustling Shinjuku area and is approximately five times more expensive than this hotel. If you're someone who thinks nothing of the price differential, then maybe you should pull up a chair so you could put a ring on it. Otherwise, the Park Hotel is a smart, gorgeous accommodation in the Shiodome Media Tower occupying the 25th through 34th floors (photo: http://bit.ly/1YKKetP). Jamie W. and I spent five nights here, and we thought it was a terrific deal for the bargain rate of $145 per night, tax included. First of all, the location is aces especially for a first-time visitor like Jamie since it took us only ten minutes to walk to Tsukiji Market at an ungodly hour and only fifteen minutes to get to the heart of the Ginza at any time. Just a quick stroll on an elevated walkway with the oddball Hayao Miyazaki steam-punk clock along the way (photo: http://bit.ly/1mfKn7x), the Shimbashi station is a major hub for many of the key train and subway lines including the all-important JR Yamamote line with Tokyo station just two stops away. Second, the room, while smallish, was not lacking for amenities including a most titillating toilet that hummed along with my euphoria. It also afforded a spectacular view that included Tokyo Tower brightly lit at night (photo: http://bit.ly/1NN0GRK). Third, the service here was impeccable with everyone able to speak English with amazing clarity. Most impressive was the concierge, a young woman who was raised in Sri Lanka, schooled in Canada and spoke English better than me. You won't get lost in translation here. She provided clear directions to anywhere in the city with ease and accommodated my last-minute requests for reservations at Kyubei Sushi and the Robot Restaurant. She rocked. Fourth, the hotel offers a convenient limousine bus back and forth from Narita Airport for just ￥3,100. Our vacation in Tokyo was made all the more pleasurable by the Park.

Park Hotel in Tokyo has excellent service and facilities. Located right near Shimbashi station, you're within close proximity to shopping, dining, and a variety of other activities. If you happen to be fortune (and willing to spend a bit more) you're able to stay in one of the artist rooms - unique rooms that have been designed by an individual artist to look like various scenes or locations in Japan. The room we're staying in at the moment is decorated to feature the festivals of japan - while another shows the famous bamboo forests! Breakfast is unfortunately not included in your reservation and is an additional $28 USD approximately - a bit pricy even for the best of breakfast meals! The hotel really is quite beautiful and a lovely place to stay! I'll be calling this place home for the next few days before Kyoto!

Probably one of the hotels that was a definite highlight of our trip/"honeymoon". Hubby and I had been planning a trip to Japan for years. Like, probably more than a decade. While I planned out the general tourist-y stuff, he would take care of the hotel reservations. Hubby did good on this one. :) There was a bit of a mishap on the day that we were supposed to arrive to Park Hotel. I had lost one of my bags on the local train and spent a couple hours with the language barrier to try and see what could be done. Unfortunately, not too much at the time. What was very nice is that despite the setback with the lost bag, we were able to get onto a prompt JR train to get to the stop that was very close to Park Hotel. Took the elevator all the way up to the lobby, and checked in without any problems. Staff was top-notch, superb, excellent. They made sure that no one was waiting too long in line to check-in/check-out, and if we had any questions, they were able to answer as well as they could. They helped TREMENDOUSLY in trying to help me with my lost bag. They called the JR station's Lost and Found, tried to figure out the best options, and even called our hotel room the following morning to let us know of any updates. I am extremely grateful for the time and care that they had with us. As a wonderful bonus, they even emailed us after we were on our flight to let us know that the JR station's Lost and Found contacted them to let them know that the lost bag was found, and the process to get the lost bag. We had to jump a few hoops, but we were finally able to find a proxy to send the lost bag to us, and everything was in it. I WAS SO HAPPY. And I really would not have been able to have gotten it back without the amount of help that the staff gave. Much love! The actual hotel room was definitely one of the best rooms we had, and it likely was because of the spectacular view of Tokyo Tower. Yes, it was a little pricier than our normal budget could handle, but it was very worth it. So pretty at night! The room itself was very clean, and it was a good-size room. Definitely not a capsule hotel. Bathroom had nice toiletries, and the water had a good amount of pressure, which was surprising to me because of how far up we were from the ground. Japan is amazing... Fridge had drinks that could be purchased (charged to the room after you left). Otherwise, the hot water for coffee/tea allowed us to brew some very good coffee/tea. Food-wise, there was a sort of food court mall downstairs. Otherwise, the only other food options would be the convenience store (also downstairs) or going onto the train and getting off at a different station. The convenience of the hotel to the train station (and, ultimately, the airport) was a positive point, as well as the wonderful view, and the excellent staff. I would love to come back!

Stayed here for the majority of my trip to Japan. It's located in the heart of Tokyo near the Ginza district and Shimbashi/Shiodome station. So it's not a long walk to public transportation. Tokyo is a huge city and there are plenty of hotels to stay at, but I must say this one worked out rather well for me. First it's on the 25th floor in a business building. So no matter what, you're getting a view. Upon arrival we were greeted and treated like royalty. Almost everyone in Japan takes pride in their jobs and you're going to get top quality service in almost anything. While we were here they helped us with a bunch of things. They gave us medication, helped us with the lock when I screwed up, and plenty of other things as well. They also display a lot of art here. A lot which is pretty cool. The entire establishment is top notch. The biggest drawback was that our room was kinda small. Last time I was year I stayed in the New Otani Hotel, and the room was pretty moveable. Still, we were barely in our room, so no big deal. Plus the bed was comfortable beyond measure and had a view. The entire time here was perfect and I really have no complaints. Plus, the shampoo here had a really awesome smell. If you're in Tokyo, I'd give this place a shot. It's really a great location and hotel.

This is my new favorite hotel in Tokyo for a number of reasons. The rooms are big (by Japanese standards), front desk is friendly and helpful, neighborhood is nice from quiet to wild, subway and JR access is excellent (once I figured out the underground passage way - above ground is terrible), artwork okay, view of Tokyo tower (a little overrated). Getting to the hotel from Haneda (monorail) or Narita (Keisei Skyliner to Nippori then JR to Shimbashi, walk underground passing the Toei-Asakusa "A" line and the Toei-Oedo "E" Line) is easy enough. Don't try above ground! GPS is not accurate enough between the high-rise buildings.

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Hôtel Park Tokyo, Minato - Art & Luxe au Cœur de Tokyo

Vivez une expérience unique au Park Hotel Tokyo à Minato, un hôtel artistique avec spa, restaurant, et options véganes, pour un séjour culturel et confortable.

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Craft Beer Market Toranomon

新橋日本酒おだしと、おさけ。すずめ

Tempura Kikage Yukimura