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Japan, 〒105-7227 Tokyo, Minato City, Higashishinbashi, 1-chōme−7−１ 汐留メディアタワー フロント 25F
kontakte telefon: +81 3-6252-1111
webseite: parkhoteltokyo.com
größere karte und wegbeschreibungLatitude: 35.6630543, Longitude: 139.7594515
M Tipton
::Stayed here twice on our trip to Japan. Fabulous views over Tokyo with the reception on 25th floor. Easy access to transport system with subway system giving access to basement elevator, although signage wasn't the best and would probably not have found it without Google maps. Breakfast was good with plenty of choice, although you may have to wait if you arrive at popular times. They sorted out baggage forwarding for us, which worked well and were happy to store our bags for us before we could check in and depart for our flight home.
Alex Abell
::Spent 2 nights in artist room Great view of Tokyo tower from 34th floor Directly connected to metro station with other main stations close by. Plenty of other amenities in the vicinity Room spacious for Tokyo standards and rooms well planned out for luggage. Window seat to admire the view is great. Will stay again👍
Horton McCormick
::My wife and I spent 7 nights at Park Hotel Tokyo for our honeymoon. The staff was friendly and spoke great English. The view from our room was phenomenal and the ability to access the subway directly from the hotel was incredibly convenient. If you stay here, I highly recommend walking over to the local fish market for breakfast!
Maxx King
::Rooms were big and had all the necessary amenities. For some travelers, it will feel like a luxury considering many Japanese hotels are small. Though, I don't mind smaller rooms. We had an absolutely gorgeous view of Tokyo tower from our corner window. Staff cleaned consistently and always made sure our room was tidy and organized. I didn't try the onsen or pool because we have tattoos and saw mixed reviews. Our room featured a spacious bath tub and shower. We also did not have the opportunity to eat dinner because it requires reservations, which we did not realize. If you want to eat their food, reserve asap as many restaurants like the sushi place fill up for multiple days at a time. However, we did eat the breakfast on the top floor the day of check-out. The food was good but you're mostly paying for the view. I'm not a fan of buffet style eating though because I often do not eat what I pay for. Overall it was a pleasant experience in a quiet neighborhood. There's a shrine nearby and the train station is about a 3-5 minute walk. Aesthetically speaking, it looked and felt a little more European ritzy than my tastes but I don't think that warrants a negative review, especially for such accommodating staff. I don't think it was totally worth what I paid though, compared to what I was looking for. Perhaps that's on myself more than the hotel.
Jodi Glaser
::We stayed here for three nights last week. It was a great way to start our monthlong trip to Japan. The staff were so helpful and attentive. The rooms were clean and very nice. We paid extra for a room with a view of the Tokyo Tower and Mt Fuji and were not disappointed. The breakfast was big and delicious. The art was so cool and the location was great. It was expensive but worth it and we would stay again.