グランドプリンスホテル高輪
Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa
A legacy property near Shinagawa Station, Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa offers refined lodging framed by a historic Japanese garden.
Hotel
Luxury, Garden View, Classic Tokyo, Event Venue
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Originally built on the site of a samurai residence, Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa blends old-world Tokyo elegance with modern hospitality. The hotel sits within a 20,000-square-meter Japanese garden filled with ponds, stone lanterns, and seasonal blossoms—a tranquil retreat moments from Shinagawa Station. Rooms feature warm wood tones, wide windows, and city or garden views, with configurations for both business travelers and families. On-site restaurants span kaiseki, teppanyaki, and international buffets, while the banquet halls and wedding chapel attract formal gatherings year-round. As part of the Prince Hotel chain, the property maintains a balance of Japanese atmosphere and global service standards.
Facilities & Services
Japanese garden (20,000 sqm)
Multiple dining venues (kaiseki, teppanyaki, buffet)
Wedding chapel and banquet halls
24-hour front desk
Multilingual staff
Luggage storage
Business center
Fitness access (shared with nearby Prince properties)
Shuttle service (limited routes)
Proximity to Shinagawa Station
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