Last edit by: bhrubin
As of February 2019 this hotel no longer offers club lounge access to Marriott Platinum and higher guests, even if upgraded to a room category which would otherwise offer lounge access, so lounge access mentioned in older reviews would no longer apply.
The hotel also no longer participates in Suite Night Awards.
Breakfast offering for Platinum and higher is in restaurant, buffet plus made to order eggs.
Expert Review from May 2018 posted to the Luxury Hotels Forum: “Stunning hard product with great concierge and service”
https://www.flyertalk.com/hotel-revi...d-service-2620
The hotel also no longer participates in Suite Night Awards.
Breakfast offering for Platinum and higher is in restaurant, buffet plus made to order eggs.
Expert Review from May 2018 posted to the Luxury Hotels Forum: “Stunning hard product with great concierge and service”
https://www.flyertalk.com/hotel-revi...d-service-2620
The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, Japan, LC [Master Thread]
#16
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#17
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In Akasaka, there was a Grand Prince Hotel, but it has been demolished.
#18
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Location: From and of Boston.
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Very curious indeed.
At least one of the Prince Hotels (the Sakura Tower in Shinagawa) has an affiliation with Marriott -- doesn't exactly seem like a coincidence that another Prince will be affiliated w/SPG.
Also interesting that this new hotel is in the same neighborhood as the new-ish Andaz (Hyatt).
At least one of the Prince Hotels (the Sakura Tower in Shinagawa) has an affiliation with Marriott -- doesn't exactly seem like a coincidence that another Prince will be affiliated w/SPG.
Also interesting that this new hotel is in the same neighborhood as the new-ish Andaz (Hyatt).
#19
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There's a Nagatacho subway station entrance across the street from the hotel entrance. Easy access to the city.
#20
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There's a Nagatacho subway station entrance across the street from the hotel entrance. Easy access to the city.
#21
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That's not what the map on the hotel's seems to say. The web page map shows the hotel about 200m. north of Onarimon station (about 1km from Nagatacho): http://www.starwoodhotels.com/luxury...ropertyID=4443
The SPG website is definitely wrong.
See post #1 in this thread, page 8 of the PDF.
The two nearest stations appear to be Nagatacho to the SE and Akasaka Mitsuke to the S. The centre of each station is a little far from the hotel - using Google Maps it's 700m to Nagatacho and 500m to Akasaka. If I remember correctly, the two stations are linked by underground passages/shopping. Looks like you have to cross a river too, if exiting from the current exits (7 and D respectively).
However, the PDF says they intend to build direct covered access to Nagatacho.
Location looks interesting - something like the direct centre of the Yamanote line. I haven't wandered around this part of Tokyo before. Would be interesting to check it out.
There are only going to be 11 suites, of which 6 are the lowest tier. Guess likely upgrade options will be to corner rooms instead of which there are 11.
#22
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Does anyone know when this property will be available to book on the SPG site? The hotel's own booking site is already taking reservations.
Also, what category will this hotel be?
Also, what category will this hotel be?
#23
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SPG Category 6.
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William R. Sanders
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Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide
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#24
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Any confirmation of July 27th being the opening date ?
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#28
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There are deluxe rooms available using an SPG6 Select award beginning July 28th, but as the web site indicates, you would have to call to check availability for your travel dates.
Best regards,
William R. Sanders
Social Media Specialist
Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide
[email protected]
#29
Join Date: Jul 2010
Posts: 2,108
You may have just answered my question above, William, but will Cash+Points or SPG Award Nights eventually be accepted for general bookings online? I've shuffled through most of the remaining months in 2016 and I see no such rates available... I'd like to plan for a future stay and be able to calculate the number of points needed to redeem for either Free Nights or Cash+Points by room category.
#30
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You may have just answered my question above, William, but will Cash+Points or SPG Award Nights eventually be accepted for general bookings online? I've shuffled through most of the remaining months in 2016 and I see no such rates available... I'd like to plan for a future stay and be able to calculate the number of points needed to redeem for either Free Nights or Cash+Points by room category.