Detailed Review
Visitors at the front desk on the 25th floor can enjoy a fascinating view of Tokyo Tower through the large window. Our friendly front desk staff provide services 24 hours for our guests. On top of regular hotel information services, the experienced concierge provides support such as information on transportation, sightseeing and other peripheral facilities. Please feel free to consult us at any time. Room Service is available 24 hours. We offer a classical menu as well as a special healthy food menu focusing on "Nature and Health". Each room is decorated with Monique Le Houelleur’s natural artwork and features color coordinated curtains and bedcovers. Bathroom amenities include the luxurious "Gilchrist & Soames" Spa Therapy Collection, exclusive to Park Hotel Tokyo. These naturally invigorating amenities help to relax the body and mind. The "De-Signe" nightwear and original pillows developed in cooperation with Lofty, Co. Ltd., guarantee a comfortable sleep at night. For those who have a hard time sleeping on a pillow other than the one they’re used to, we offer professional consultation and advice to help our guests get a better sleep. Guests can request a massage in their rooms until 2:00am.
Press Quotes
"The Park Hotel Tokyo is a chic new boutique-style hotel, highly recommended." Sydney Morning Herald 06
Independent Reviews
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"Contemporary, understated and hip, this boutique hotel guarantees a good night's sleep in the futuristic Shiodome development."
The Park Hotel
By Caroline Major
From the Ginza shopping strip, weave through the suspended walkways, backlit escalators and the forest of stainless steel and glass towers, which make up the new-media district of Shiodome. The signs for the Park Hotel lead you to a rather unassuming elevator reception, made with sparsely studded pressed steel. At night, this gives a spectacular birds-eye view over the maze you’ve just walked through and the shinkansen (trains) speeding past.
After the ride, the reveal is surprising and slightly disorientating - you find yourself in the midst of a rather lively bar scene. With luck the band will be playing and you’ll feel it absolutely necessary to have one (or two) of the Park’s very good cocktails under the soaring atrium.
Several restaurants adjoin this made-for-lounging area. Choose Japanese or French - you can also order it bento boxed for the next day. Coffee and tea is available all day from a sideboard, making a substantial contribution to what is the most convivial of hotel lounges. The Park is a contemporary take on a luxury hotel and manages to create something of a sense of community, with its crowd of internationally hip yet seemingly unpretentious guests.
The rooms:
The 273 rooms have views over Ginza to the south and up to Kanda and Akihabra to the north. Each room is decorated with Monique LeHouelleur’s natural-inspired artwork. Colours are bright white and beige with tinges of muted green. Premium rooms have a lovely curved glass window stretching the width of the room and are worth the price hike.
The Park Hotel bathrooms are stacked with delicious Thann ungents (omnipresent in Japanese bathrooms) which will leave you smelling of orange and nutmeg and feeling revived. This hotel is serious in its commitment to relaxing travellers. They also boast professional sleep consultants who use a mixture of special techniques, exclusive nightwear and original pillows. If you’re an insomniac this could be the clincher!
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