The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo, Autograph Collection hero
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The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo, Autograph Collection

3 Chome-13-1 Takanawa, Minato City, Tokyo 108-8612, Japan
Forbes ★★★★☆
Google 4.5
Overall 64
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Review

Synthesized from Forbes Travel Guide
Forbes ★★★★☆ 4-Star

Character and identity

Set on a five-acre former royal garden three minutes from Shinagawa station, this Autograph Collection property leans hard into "wa modern", a fusion of contemporary architecture and shoin-zukuri tradition realised in Ryu Kosaka's 2013 renovation. Expect bold wooden lines, recessed alcoves, washi-paper detailing and kogei vessels throughout. The Japanese garden outside, with pine, a carp pond, a shrine and a torii gate, delivers a genuine sense of calm rare in central Tokyo. A library lounge behind Ciliegio restaurant, a serious Technogym-equipped fitness floor with saunas and whirlpool, and omotenashi-grade service set the register.

Who's it for

Best for:
Travellers who want central Tokyo access without the sensory overload, particularly design-minded couples drawn to traditional Japanese craft, business guests who need 20 flexible meeting rooms and quick rail links to Kyoto and Osaka, and cherry-blossom pilgrims willing to plan a year ahead for a north-facing room over the garden.

Should look elsewhere:
If you want Ginza or Shibuya energy on your doorstep, Shinagawa will feel quiet and corporate. The dining offer is modest by Tokyo luxury standards, and the pool sits at the adjacent Grand Prince properties rather than on-site, which matters in summer.

Bottom line

What sets this hotel apart is the garden setting and the conviction of its wa modern design, a combination that buys you genuine tranquility within walking distance of a Shinkansen hub. Book it if you value calm, craft and rail connectivity over nightlife. Splurge on a north-facing garden-view room, and reserve roughly twelve months out if sakura season is the goal.

Location

3 Chome-13-1 Takanawa, Minato City, Tokyo 108-8612, Japan · 10 nearest tracked hotels

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Amenities

46 features
Bar
Gym
Meeting rooms
Restaurants
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi in public areas
Restaurant
Table service
Room service
Breakfast
Breakfast buffet
Smoke-free property

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