Grand Prince Hotel Akasaka
Grand Prince Hotel Akasaka
1-2, Kioi-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Star Ratings : 
Location : Akasaka Rooms : 761
Location : Akasaka Rooms : 761
Grand Prince Hotel Akasaka (formerly Akasaka Prince Hotel) was designed by an award-winning architect and sits among landscaped gardens rimmed with cherry blossom trees. It offers an enchanting oasis amidst one of Tokyo's most exciting areas. Every guest room is brilliantly appointed as a spacious corner room, providing panoramic city views and a host of luxurious amenities and internet connection. Efficient service and impressive facilites make this an excellent choice for discerning travellers.
from US$225
per night
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per night
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Based on 40 HotelTravel.com Guest reviews
Standard of Room
Hotel Facilities
Food & Beverage
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Location
Value For Money
95%
Customer Satisfaction
Rated #7 for all Tokyo hotels
I stayed at this hotel twice during a break in February from 1/2/07 to 10/02/07 in between travelling to Kyoto and back. This hotel can only be described as excellent. sat on the 40th floor eating breakfast in a morning overlooking the Imperial Palace and Mount Fuji was something to behold, as was the quality of the breakfast. Rooms were airy fresh and immaculate. I am planning to returnto Japan again soon and would definately stay at this hotel. The surrounding area is quite and peaceful, with the Asasaka-mitsuke subway stop just a 3 minute walkaway which gives access to 3 of the main subway ...
Ian anthony Marshall, British
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Wilma (Wilhelmina) Hos,Canadian
Arrival Date: Apr. 5, 2008
Room type: Standard
Standard of Room
Hotel Facilities
Food & Beverage
Service
Location
Value For Money
92%
Satisfaction
They gave us an upgrade to a fantastic Tatami room!!! What a treat! The location is fantastic, but the room-service food was not of the highest quality. Internet is pricey and there is no fitness room. We were upgraded to a fantastic tatami room. There is no fitness center and internet is pricey. The business center closes at 9pm. We found the room service food lacking in quality. The breakfast buffet is pricey. But the neighborhood has a variety of food offerings!
The tatami room was very clean. Western-style rooms are carpeted. (Japanese are known for their cleanliness!) Business service closes by 9pm. Did not find it that convenient. Pricey in room. Cheaper in lobby with laptop. No free internet available. Close to 5 metro lines. Good for joggers too - the hotel provides jogging routes. Lots of nearby metro options. Central location. Taxis readily available. It has a great location. Great views no matter where your room.
Ian anthony Marshall,British
Arrival Date: Feb. 2, 2007
Room type: Standard low floors
Standard of Room
Hotel Facilities
Food & Beverage
Service
Location
Value For Money
100%
Satisfaction
I stayed at this hotel twice during a break in February from 1/2/07 to 10/02/07 in between travelling to Kyoto and back. This hotel can only be described as excellent. sat on the 40th floor eating breakfast in a morning overlooking the Imperial Palace and Mount Fuji was something to behold, as was the quality of the breakfast. Rooms were airy fresh and immaculate. I am planning to returnto Japan again soon and would definately stay at this hotel. The surrounding area is quite and peaceful, with the Asasaka-mitsuke subway stop just a 3 minute walkaway which gives access to 3 of the main subway lines to navigate yourself around the city. The people are fantastic and polite, and make sure you visit Ginza especially at night for the neon signs! This hotel is excellent and would have no hesitation recommending to others
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