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The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel

Tokyo • Kioichō • SPLURGE

avg. $418 / night

Includes $22 / night in cash back

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Free breakfast

Breakfast-included rate options available

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Complimentary room upgrades (subject to property availability)

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Early check-in and late check-out (subject to property availability)

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PB hotel design editorial

Kioicho's position on the western edge of the Imperial Palace grounds — where Tokyo's political and financial districts converge above a broad boulevard — gave the Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho a Luxury Collection Hotel an address that few properties in the city can match. Opened in 2016 within the upper floors of the Seibu-owned Kioi Tower, a 36-storey mixed-use structure designed by Nikken Sekkei, the hotel claims floors 30 through 36, placing every room and amenity above the surrounding skyline. The result, visible in the images here, is a property defined almost entirely by altitude: floor-to-ceiling glazing frames the Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree simultaneously from certain angles, and the indoor lap pool — lined in blue mosaic tile, flanked by warm-toned timber screens — turns an ordinary swim into something closer to hovering over the city. The interiors split into two distinct registers. Standard rooms lean toward a restrained international palette — pale upholstery, blond oak joinery, gold-striped carpeting, picture-frame windows with built-in window seats — while the upper Premier rooms shift into a richer, darker vocabulary of lacquered walnut panels, cognac leather armchairs, and deep crimson bed runners against figured timber headboards. The Sky Bar on the 36th floor is the most theatrical space in the building: an elliptical counter suspended before triple-height glazing, its columns sheathed in rippled emerald metalwork suggesting abstracted bamboo, the surrounding lounge dressed in ochre velvet and leopard-spotted carpet, simultaneously referencing traditional Japanese craft and contemporary Tokyo glamour.

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A five-star travel experience with an unrivaled view awaits at The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel. Let us welcome you to Japan's capital city with a seamless blend of historic elegance, modern style, and exquisite service. Our Tokyo hotel with views is superbly located in the bustling downtown district, just steps from the iconic Akasaka Prince Classic House, directly connected to the subway station and a short distance from the city's main train station. The moment you step into our soaring Sky Lobby, with its abundant natural light, you'll know you've arrived somewhere special. Immaculately designed suites and luxury hotel rooms in Tokyo feature unparalleled views and modern technology such as free Wi-Fi, DVD players, and tablet controls; Luxury Collection amenities in the bathroom elevate your stay. Our spa, indoor pool, and heated public bath offer a restorative retreat, while our restaurants and bars serve a range of unique and flavorful options.

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The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel Reviews

800 reviews

"Perfection! Everything about the Prince Gallery was amazing. Rooms were great, bar staff was amazing and breakfast buffet was top notch. Only slight downside was the location for what I was doing and seeing in Japan. However, that’s my choice but it was made up for in how comfortable the room and staff made me feel. I will definitely be back again."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 05, 2026

"We stayed our 30 year anniversary. The hotel surprise us with suites upgrade and restaurant arrangements and gifts!!! OMG Their hospitality was incredible! We never forget that magical stay and specially I want to thank Ms Kayoko for dreaming come true!!!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 26, 2026

"This property has the potential to be a very nice hotel but unfortunately it is very crowded and very busy. At first glance, the hotel looks new, but upon closer inspection, you see that the carpets are worn stained and walls smudged. Our room was beautiful, except the carpet was so stained I was afraid to walk on it. Fortunately, the staff is extremely accommodating, especially the housekeeping staff. They go above and beyond. The restaurant is a different story – at least 20 minute wait to get in in a 20 minute wait at least for somebody to come over and take a coffee order and hand you a menu. That’s 40 minutes out of the day gone when you’re trying to see and do a lot in Tokyo, no excuse for this then there is the food - not so great. Certainly not what you would expect in a luxury hotel unless you are in the mood for mackerel and fish for breakfast – it looked like the Japanese breakfast would be suitable for a luxury hotel. Finally, I was very disappointed that as a loyal longtime Marriott/Bonvoy member, they would not accept my Bonvoy membership number. That means that I don’t have an upgraded room, don’t get points for this stay and don’t have a late checkout, which is why I booked the hotel in the first place. They were very strict about this and mentioned that they comply with Marriott regulations blah blah blah however, this is the first time in 40 years that I have not been able to receive points and benefits as a Marriott/Bonvoy member so I don’t really know what the story is but they were adamant about it. Very nice but adamant. They told me that it was because I booked through a travel agent – a ridiculous excuse and that has as a luxury hotel property, they don’t have to recognize Bonvoy members. I don’t remember seeing this in the rulebook, but instead of taking the risk in the future, I canceled two more future reservations at Bonvoy luxury hotel properties - just not worth it. So many hotels in Tokyo to chose from – this one is just not worth it"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 02, 2026

"Stayed late Nov for 4 nights total, late booking and paid around 650 USD nightly for a Deluxe King. Review is based around recent stays and price point. Location: Excellent, right above a metro station, just 15 minutes to Shinjuku, Shibuya, or Tokyo station. Convenience store and pharmacy in the building with lots of local food options within walking distance. Property: Excellent, located at the top of the building with a commanding view of all of Tokyo. Beautiful lobby decor with a few high end dining options. Facilities spotlessly maintained down to the smallest details. Large indoor pool, spa, and fitness center. Room: Excellent, sleek and modern, and absolutely enormous by Japanese standards. Feels bigger than most western Kings even. Floor to ceiling window for an unbeatable view of Tokyo, with a massive bath. Bedding and toiletries were wonderful. Was upgraded to a suite for part of our stay with even more room, although I’d say the Deluxe King is plenty for 2. Service: Excellent, staff went out of their way to make sure we were accommodated. Had an excursion to Fuji during our trip and the hotel held our bags and helped move them to our new room when we returned. Check in also proactively upgraded us without asking for part of our stay. Generally speaking western hotel brands in Tokyo command a premium, and there are usually local chains that offer much better value. However in this case I’d say the premium is justified. My only complaint is the on site currency exchange machine offered criminal rates, but you’ll be fine with a credit card in Tokyo. Definitely one of the best LC properties I’ve ever stayed anywhere in the world."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Dec 29, 2025

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