The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
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Check out before: | 12:00 |
Breakfast | Breakfast available |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Children | Children are welcome at this hotel |
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The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel
Situated a minutes’ walk away from Akasaka-Mitsuke Station of the Tokyo Metro Ginza and Marunouchi Line, The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho boasts free WiFi throughout the entire property.
Comment: 30 Jul 2026
My favourite hotel in the world—and even better on our fourth stay
On this occasion, our family stayed for five nights in two rooms and was upgraded to the club floor. It was an expensive stay and a significant investment for two rooms, but the experience reminded me why this hotel continues to feel so special.
We arrived with a considerable amount of luggage, which was immediately taken care of, and were invited to complete check-in at the Club Lounge. The staff were exceptional from the beginning. The hospitality manager came over to introduce himself, spoke warmly with our children and spent genuine time discussing anime and sports with our son, whose birthday we were celebrating.
Our travel agent had informed the hotel about the birthday and communicated with them beforehand, but what the team created still exceeded anything we expected. When we entered the children’s room, it had been decorated with balloons, towel animals, sweets, treats, small toys and a large personalized happy-birthday sign featuring our son’s name. The room overlooked Tokyo, creating a scene and a family memory that none of us will forget.
The rooms are among my favourites anywhere. The beds, linens and fluffy duvets are extremely comfortable, and soundproofing is excellent. Across four visits, I have never experienced a noise problem.
My favourite feature is the long bench built into the window. It is genuinely comfortable enough to settle into, and I love returning after a long day, picking up a beer from the konbini and sitting quietly against the glass while watching Tokyo below.
This time our rooms faced toward Shinjuku. At night, we could see the neon in the distance and even zoom in on Hotel Gracery with a phone camera. The city view changes constantly and remains compelling at every hour.
The bathrooms are superb. The showers have excellent water pressure, and the large soaking tubs are extremely welcome after walking around Tokyo all day. The hotel supplies an extensive range of amenities, including soaps, skincare items, dental products and BYREDO shampoo, conditioner, body wash and lotion. The hotel’s particular BYREDO fragrance is one I wish I could purchase separately.
Housekeeping is consistently excellent. Rooms are left immaculate, and the attention to detail is remarkable: even small charging cables left out are neatly wrapped. Turndown service includes slippers positioned by the bed, pyjamas laid out at the foot of it and a small evening treat. These touches create a feeling of being genuinely cared for.
The Club Lounge on the 34th floor is one of the primary reasons we return. Coffee, tea and soft drinks are available throughout the day. During cocktail service, the lounge offers sparkling, white and red wine, spirits, cocktails, enjoyable finger food, cakes and desserts. Sitting with a glass of wine while watching the city transition from daylight to neon is an experience I would happily repeat every evening.
SPA & FITNESS KIOI is another exceptional part of the hotel. The three-lane lap pool provides enough room for a proper workout, while the loungers beside it face directly over Tokyo. Families should be aware that the pool is limited to guests aged 13 and older.
The gym is medium-sized but thoughtfully equipped, with several treadmills, useful weights and machines, plus a separate stretching and yoga space. Like nearly everything else at the hotel, the equipment faces the skyline.
The most overlooked feature may be the bathing facilities accessed through the men’s and women’s changing rooms. They include showers, a warm bath, cold pool and sauna roughly 30 floors above Tokyo. The atmosphere resembles a refined urban onsen, but instead of mountains or a garden, you are looking over Marunouchi and Ginza while helicopters, trains, traffic and city lights move far below. It is one of my favourite experiences anywhere and something I have not found another hotel able to match.
We also love Sky Gallery Lounge Levita. Its dramatic architecture and enormous Tokyo backdrop make it one of the city’s most photographed hotel bars, but it still maintains a comfortable atmosphere. There is always a pleasant energy—music, conversation and the clink of cocktail glasses—without it feeling oppressively busy. It is a wonderful place to enjoy a whisky before bed.
We ate breakfast daily at Oasis Garden. The restaurant is beautiful and overlooks the city, the staff are excellent and the chefs prepare everything very well. My only meaningful criticism is that, after several longer stays, the buffet and made-to-order selections have started to feel repetitive and somewhat old-fashioned. A little more rotation and freshness would improve the experience. This is a minor observation from a four-time guest; first-time visitors will likely still find the breakfast luxurious.
The location is outstanding. The hotel connects directly to Nagatacho Station and is moments from Akasaka-mitsuke, allowing guests to reach the subway from their rooms without going outside. Most major areas of central Tokyo are only 10–20 minutes away by train.
The surrounding Akasaka-mitsuke and Akasaka area is also worth exploring. Within an easy walk are numerous restaurants, bars, cafés, convenience stores, karaoke venues and Bic Camera. Hie Shrine is nearby and highly recommended. Those who enjoy walking can reach the Imperial Palace in approximately 20 minutes, Roppongi in around 30 minutes, Tokyo Station in roughly 40 minutes and Shibuya in approximately 45–50 minutes.
Some reviews criticize the elevator arrangement because guests generally take one elevator from the ground floor to the lobby, then another to their room floor. Across four visits, this has never caused me a problem. I enjoy walking through the hotel, and the lobby views make the transfer feel like part of the experience rather than an inconvenience.
The Prince Gallery is undeniably expensive, especially for a family requiring two rooms. Nevertheless, it remains worth returning to because it delivers something deeper than conventional luxury. The extraordinary birthday welcome, sincere staff, peaceful rooms, thoughtful housekeeping, skyline lounge, remarkable bathing facilities and feeling of calm above Tokyo combine into an experience I have never found elsewhere.
It remains my favourite hotel in the world.
Comment: 26 May 2026
Stayed in: May 2026
Top Notch Property
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Comment: 10 Aug 2026
Exceptional service memorable stay
Comment: 2 Aug 2026
Exceptional Luxury Hotel with Spectacular City Views
The hotel is beautifully designed, with elegant modern interiors and breathtaking panoramic views across the Tokyo skyline. Our room was luxurious, spacious, and wonderfully quiet, with excellent soundproofing that made it easy to relax despite being in the heart of the city.
The location is fantastic, making it easy to explore Tokyo while still enjoying a peaceful retreat at the end of the day.
The facilities were excellent. We particularly enjoyed the gym and pool, and the massage was one of the best ways to unwind after busy days of sightseeing.
The restaurant was another highlight. Every meal was absolutely delicious, and the restaurant staff were just as friendly and attentive as the rest of the hotel team.
Thank you to everyone at The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho for such a wonderful stay. We thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of our visit and would happily return on our next trip to Tokyo.
Comment: 26 Jul 2026
Nice but not for families
Unfortunately, we felt that the service did not quite match the standards of a five-star hotel. There was no warm welcome, such as a welcome drink or refreshing towel, which is something we have come to expect from hotels in this category.
We also found the hotel to be less family-friendly than expected. Please note that children under the age of 13 are not allowed to use the swimming pool, and the bar is only accessible to guests aged 16 and over. Families with young children should be aware of these restrictions before booking.
Hotel response
Comment: 31 Jul 2026
Thank you very much for taking the time to share your feedback regarding your recent stay with us.
While we are delighted to learn that you enjoyed our location and the convenient access to the metro, we are sincerely sorry that the level of service you experienced did not meet your expectations of a five-star hotel.
In particular, we regret that your arrival experience lacked the warm and personalized welcome you anticipated. Providing genuine hospitality from the moment our guests arrive is of utmost importance to us, and we apologize that we fell short in this regard.
We also appreciate your comments regarding the age restrictions for our facilities. We understand that these restrictions may have been disappointing and may have affected your family's overall enjoyment of the hotel. We sincerely regret that your stay did not fully meet your expectations.
Your feedback has been shared with the relevant teams and will be carefully considered as we continue to enhance our services.
Thank you again for your valuable feedback. We hope to have the opportunity to welcome you back and provide a more memorable experience in the future.
Sincerely yours,
Yukinori Tsunoda
Director of Rooms
The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel
Excellent location
Chiyoda-ku, Kioicho 1-2, Tokyo, 102-8585, Kantō, Japan|4.18 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
12:00
Good to know
Children are welcome at this hotel
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
1 years old and under
Free
Pets not allowed
Breakfast available
Breakfast price
41 € (≈JPY 7,475)/person
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