The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo Autograph Collection ザ・プリンス さくらタワー東京 オートグラフ コレクション 東京櫻花塔高輪皇家王子大飯店，傲途格精選

The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo, Autograph Collection is a luxury hotel located in a calm setting just a three-minute walk from Shinagawa Station’s Takanawa Exit. Haneda Airport is only 11–14 minutes away via the Keikyu Line, and the mostly step-free route from the station makes access smooth. Takanawadai Station is also within walking distance, offering reliable mobility for airport transfers and travel across central Tokyo.

The hotel’s signature feature is its expansive 20,000㎡ Japanese garden. Guests can enjoy seasonal scenery from both inside and outside the hotel, including roughly 210 cherry trees of 17 varieties, ponds, streams, a belfry, and the Kannon Hall. The garden’s Kannon Hall, belfry, and main gate were designated Tangible Cultural Properties of Minato City in 2021. Evening illumination dramatically changes the atmosphere during select periods.

Guestrooms are notably spacious, with the standard Deluxe room measuring about 46㎡. Large windows bring garden greenery and city views into the space, while bedding, lighting, and the work area are arranged for practical ease. All rooms feature an “air bath” (bubble jet bathtub), allowing guests to fully unwind after a long day out. Suites and corner rooms enhance the sense of openness with curved or panoramic windows.

Guests staying on Executive Floors (11–14F) have access to the Executive Lounge on the 1st floor. The lounge offers breakfast, daytime drinks and snacks, and evening cocktails, making it ideal for quiet work or as a comfortable base before check-in or after check-out.

A unique feature is the “Lounge Hopping” program. Depending on the season and specific plan, guests may have access to the club lounges across all three nearby Prince hotels—Sakura Tower, Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa, and Grand Prince Hotel Shin Takanawa—allowing them to select a lounge that matches their mood (availability and conditions vary by plan and season).

Relaxation facilities include gender-separated saunas and whirlpools, as well as the on-site treatment salon “SPA THE SAKURA.” Facilities include both dry and mist saunas and whirlpools, with dedicated guest elevators connecting directly from room floors to the B1 spa area (usage conditions and fees vary by hotel and plan). The spa offers seasonal programs and body/facial treatments.

The hotel’s layout is straightforward, making movement between the lobby, guestrooms, lounge, and spa simple. A complimentary shuttle runs within the Takanawa hotel complex, enabling smooth transfers among the three hotels (details available at each hotel’s bell captain desk). On-site parking is available for an overnight fee for those traveling by car.

Dining can be completed entirely within the hotel, but combining options across the greater Takanawa area expands the range of choices. A typical day might involve relaxing in the spacious rooms, resetting in the lounge, strolling through the garden, and then heading out for dinner. As part of Marriott’s Autograph Collection, the hotel incorporates a refined Japanese-modern aesthetic overseen by A.N.D. (Ryū Kosaka, Nomura Co., Ltd.).

The property also supports meetings and social events. The spacious guestrooms, garden backdrop suitable for photography, and access to banquet facilities in the neighboring hotels make it easy to integrate business and leisure. With excellent access to Shinagawa Station and Haneda Airport, it is also well suited for hosting domestic and international guests.

In summary, The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo is defined by its “three-minute access from Shinagawa,” “20,000㎡ Japanese garden,” “spacious 46㎡ guestrooms with air baths,” “Executive Lounge and lounge-hopping options,” and “sauna, whirlpool, and spa facilities.” Whether for business trips that require balance, weekend stays focused on walking and exploration, or hosting overseas visitors, the hotel offers flexibility without compromise.