ザ・プリンス パークタワー東京
The Prince Park Tower Tokyo
Anchored beside Tokyo Tower and Shiba Park, The Prince Park Tower Tokyo offers panoramic rooms, refined amenities, and elevated hospitality in a central location.
Hotel
Luxury Hotel, Tower View, Tokyo Tower Proximity, Wellness, 5-Star Hotel
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Towering over the greenery of Shiba Park, The Prince Park Tower Tokyo merges urban luxury with garden tranquility. Guest rooms range from standard floors to executive suites, many with direct views of Tokyo Tower and the surrounding skyline. The property houses multiple dining venues, including fine French cuisine, teppanyaki, sushi, and a top-floor sky lounge. Guests enjoy access to an expansive wellness zone with a spa, sauna, natural hot spring bath, and fitness center. Event spaces include one of Tokyo’s largest ballrooms and an on-site wedding chapel. A short walk to Tokyo Tower and close to Akabanebashi and Shibakoen Stations, the hotel balances destination appeal with convenience.
Facilities & Services
Guest rooms with Tokyo Tower or city park views
Multiple restaurants (French, teppanyaki, sushi, buffet)
Sky lounge with panoramic seating
Natural hot spring bath and wellness spa
Sauna and fitness center
Wedding chapel and large-scale banquet halls
24-hour front desk
Concierge and multilingual staff
Business center and executive lounge
Proximity to Tokyo Tower, Shibakoen, and Akabanebashi Stations
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