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Grand Prince Hotel Shin Takanawa
Set beside a historic garden and major transit hub, Grand Prince Hotel Shin Takanawa combines spacious rooms with event-ready infrastructure.
Hotel
Conference Hotel, Garden View, Family-Friendly, Classic Tokyo
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Grand Prince Hotel Shin Takanawa rises in Tokyo’s Takanawa district with a modernist exterior and panoramic views over its shared Japanese garden. Known for its generously sized rooms and smooth connectivity to Shinagawa Station, the hotel accommodates both international guests and large-scale events. Interiors balance neutral palettes with soft lighting and city-facing balconies, while select suites offer garden views. On-site amenities include multiple dining options, a seasonal outdoor pool, and a large-scale convention hall used for global conferences and formal receptions. Located within the Prince Hotels complex, the property shares its landscape, amenities, and shuttle routes with its sister hotels, creating a resort-like environment in central Tokyo.
Facilities & Services
Spacious guest rooms with balconies
Shared access to Japanese garden
Seasonal outdoor pool
Multiple dining venues
Convention hall and event spaces
24-hour front desk
Multilingual staff
Business services
Luggage storage
Airport limousine bus stop
Proximity to Shinagawa Station
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