Minato hotel rooms a the Prince Hotels

"The hotels in Japan I stayed at were great, I wish I had requested a bridge view if they have one. I wasn't thrilled with food options personally but they are trying to cater to all nationalities and I was being spoiled in Kyoto. The seven eleven was really picked over. The bakery is wonderful I wish it had more extended hours. The mall has a food court, but it's mall food. I picked the hotel for its ease of use to airport and it was fantastic for my purposes."

"Excellent breakfast, well located for metro lines, blackout blinds and great sitcom helped our jet lag, lovely pool to relax in after exploring Tokyo"

"Great location. Hotel was wonderful: quiet, calm, and perfect ammenities"

"Great place to stay noce neighborhood "

"The tower view room definitely worth the price! I love the massage chair in the room as well, gotta sit on it every time after tons of walking."

"Very comfortable bed I could have stayed in bed all day. Very clean and quiet well designed room for an airport hotel. Located within the airport/shopping centre which is very handy. There is a temple about 20min walk away which is interesting and suburban area of traditional housing, it’s well worth going for a walk and explore the area."

"Great location , comfortable , spacious rooms . Good breakfast and very close to multiple dining options . Ginaza area is just 10 min by walk . Overall great hotel for exploring Tokyo "

"Fabulous hotel, very high standard in every respect. Tremendous value for money. "

"Nothing but wonderful things to say about this lovely hotel in the heart of Minato. Easy access to Shiodome and Shimbashi stations and the time we spent *in* the hotel was always relaxing. Staff are courteous and helpful beyond what we are accustomed to in the US. A very spacious lobby on the 25th floor with large west-facing windows are a great spot for a casual hang or a morning coffee, both of which we took advantage of. A coffee machine provides free coffee, cappuccinos, hot chocolates and more for free, and a ¥1,000 coin (~$6.50) will yield you your choice of several wines, sake, or beer at another self serve machine. You can sync your personal streaming account to your in-room TV, and an assortment of complimentary bathroom necessities such as toothbrush, hair brush, and razor await if you forgot your own. The elevator ride down from the 25th floor can drop you off either at the 3rd floor for footbridge access to the subway/local train network or to the 1st floor for street-level navigation. There are 2 7-11 stores (konbini) within a 5-minute walk and you’re about an 8-minute walk away from the nearest coin-op laundromat. We stayed here for the first 5 nights of our 2-week Japan trip and it was an exquisite introduction to Japanese hospitality and to the lovely city of Tokyo. "