Seibu Prince Club emi
Seibu Prince Club emi
Luxury Accomodation With a Secret Garden
The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo, Autograph Collection
The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo offers you a relaxing stay amid a lush, verdant setting that will make you feel like you aren’t in the city at all. Experience quality hospitality in comfort as you enjoy the seasonal atmosphere of the Japanese garden. The hotel is located approximately three minutes’ walk from Shinagawa Station, and is connected to the Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa/New Takanawa by the garden promenade.
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Rated four stars in Forbes Travel Guide 2021The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo was awarded our first four-star rating in the Hotels category of Forbes Travel Guide 2021, which rates hotels for first-class hospitality. We hope that you enjoy the unique hospitality that The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo has to offer.
Elegance and Opulence in the Heart of the City
Guest Rooms and Suites
All of the guest rooms are spacious, with at least 46 m² floor space, and they create a modern expression of the essence of Japan by harmonizing with the seasonal views of the Japanese garden visible from the large windows. The rooms are equipped with beds designed for comfort, jacuzzi baths, and more, promising a pleasant and relaxing stay.
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Facilities
The hotel amenities also include a spa, where you can relax in luxury with Japanese-style treatments that incorporate a rich selection of natural materials, as well as a sauna and jacuzzi bath facilities that hotel guests can use free of charge.
Where we are
[Train]• Approximately three minutes’ walk from Shinagawa Station (Takanawa Exit), Shinkansen/JR/Keikyu Line
• Approximately five minutes’ walk from Takanawadai Station, Toei Asakusa Line (Tokyo Metropolitan Subway)
• 11 minutes from Haneda Airport to Shinagawa Station (Keikyu Line) under ideal conditions
[Information About Free Shuttle Bus]
Shinagawa Station (Takanawa Exit) 8:00 a.m. – 9:20 p.m. (approx. 20-minute intervals)
Nearby Attractions
Yokohama
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Tokyo Tower
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Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum
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Shinagawa Aquarium
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Gotenyama
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Akihabara
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Asakusa
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