Tokyo Hotel Guide - Hotels with Pool Hotels in Tokyo, Japan

Nice hotel, but the check in time was a bit late. The hotel seems to be gong through a renovation/ cleaning process as well so it looked like a construction site: The food in the hotel was very tasty

All the staff are very niice and helpful. Walking distance to Shinjuku and JR Stations. Many traditional eateries and convenience shops nearby.

3 night stay everything was there that a person could want. Absolutely no complaints Staff superb and very respectful to our needs.

Only a few mins walk just across the street from Shinagawa station. From the station, walk across the pedestrian crossing then you should see McDonalds. Walk through the small arcade and the Prince hotel should be easy to find. Note, there are several Prince hotels in the area and some have separate buildings so it might just be a matter of asking for directions. Room size quite comfortable and above average for a JP business hotel. I stayed in the North building paying a little extra for a room that includes access to the business lounge which includes breakfast. Whilst the business lounge is very comfortable, artistic and modern, downside is no alcohol served, so be mindful if this is a priority. Breakfast is western consisting of salad (one choice), bacon, scrambled eggs, croissant/bread and chicken soup. Whilst reasonable, I preferred to buy a bento box at the station. For the business lounge, a simple idea would be to offer a complimentary drink per night then any additional alcohol would be charged. A simple revenue stream. If arriving via Haneda, beware that there is no JR line connecting to the airport. Options are to catch the monorail or Keikyu line which is then easy to connect to JR. There are plenty of airport staff to assist. For extended/repeat visits, I recommend to pick up a (prepaid) IC card (Suica) and again staff can easily help with this - can be used for both monorail and Keikyu etc.

Express bus from Narita Airport drops you right at the door. Very efficient check in. We stayed on the Club floor. Great value with breakfasts and light suppers there. Very pretty hotel and grounds. Easy access to Shinagawa station and the rest of Tokyo. Good Japanese restaurant on site.

Business stay for one night . Good variety of restaurants right in the hotel. Easy access from airport and to central Tokyo

A nice welcome from the moment we arrived. Room was spacious, clean/ quiet on the 8th floor. Staff were very polite and helpful, given an voucher on arrival for breakfast for 1000 yen (approx £8 each) lot of choice and lovely food in the evening which was extra and quite pricey. Other restaurants in hotel were unaffordable to us as was the bar (a glass of Guiness and a coke cost £16). Everything in Japan is loaded with 8% tax. Free shuttle bus to nearest metro/JR station Takadanobaba ran every 15 mins, then 2 stops on JR line to Shinjuku Location a bit out of the way in Waseda a rather more residential area. Staff were happy to print off our return boarding passes - very efficiently.

Room and staff are much more like a 3.4- 4.0 star hotel. The only issue about a higher star rating is the fact that there isn't multiple restaurants on site only near by.

Wonderful hotel with complementary use of pool and gym. Couldn't fault it. Staff and facilities are great too and the afternoon tea is a must. The rooms are spacious and beautiful with views of the Imperial Palace gardens. Would highly recommend to anyone staying in Tokyo.

Great hotel! Extremely friendly staff. Concierge was awesome! They made dinner reservations for almost every night we stayed there and even at Jiro! All the restaurants they recommended was excellent! The food there is so delicious! Would stay there again! Pool was great also!