The Best Hotel with a view in Tokyo

The Park Hotel Tokyo has its reception and restaurant on the 25th floor of the Shiodome Media Tower, and guest rooms from the 26th to 34th floors. The building is triangular in shape, and you can see different views of Tokyo from the public areas, restaurant, and guest rooms (except for single rooms). Here are some of the great views from the Park Hotel Tokyo, organized by direction.

Index

1. Southwest(Hamamatsucho-station, Tokyo Tower, Mt.Fuji)
2. West(Tokyo Tower, Toranomon Hills Bld.)
3. North(Shimbashi-station, Nippon Television Headquarters)
4. East(Ginza, Dentsu head office building, Tokyo Sky Tree)
5. Southeast(Hamarikyu Garden, Tokyo Bay, Odaiba area)
6. South(Odaiba area, Hamamatsucho-station, Tokyo Tower)

1. Southwest(Hamamatsucho-station, Tokyo Tower, Mt.Fuji)

Recommended time for photos:
Morning, evening, or night. Daytime is not suitable for photography due to the strong western sun.

Highlights:
On clear winter days, you can see both Tokyo Tower and Mt Fuji.
On summer days with southerly winds, you can see planes flying toward Haneda airport (3 to 7pm)

Facilities or rooms facing this direction:

House Guest Lounge (25F)
Queen Tokyo Tower Side, Twin Tokyo Tower Side, Corner King Tokyo Tower Side (some of them)
Artist Room Queen (some of them)
Artist Room En

Photo : House Guest Lounge (25F)

Photo : Queen Tokyo Tower Side

2.West(Tokyo Tower, Toranomon Hills Bld.)

Recommended time for photos:
Morning, evening, or night. Daytime is not suitable for photography due to the strong western sun.

Highlights:
A beautiful night view of buildings and cars coming and going on Shintora-dori Street and stretching up towards Toranomon Hills

Facilities or rooms facing this direction:

Elevators (2 of 3 elevators on the window side)
Elevator Hall (25F)
Corner King Tokyo Tower Side(some of them)
Artist Room Dragon

Photo : Elevator Hall (25F)

Photo : Corner King Tokyo Tower Side(some of them)

3.North(Shimbashi-station, Nippon Television Headquarters)

Recommended time for photos: any time of the day.

Highlights:
You can see trains coming and going from Shimbashi Station and the NTV building up close. The night view is especially beautiful.

Facilities or rooms facing this direction:

Japanese restaurant Hanasansho (25F)
Deluxe Twin rooms (some of them)
Queen rooms (some of them)
Twin rooms (some of them)
Artist Rooms (some of them)

Photo : Japanese restaurant Hanasansho (25F)

Photo : Deluxe Twin(some of them)

Photo : Artist Room Bamboo

4.East(Ginza, Dentsu head office building, Tokyo Sky Tree)

Recommended time for photos: any time of the day.

Highlights:
You can see cars heading toward Harumi and the city view toward Ginza.

Facilities or rooms facing this direction:

Private salon Blue Room (26F)
Deluxe twinrooms (some of them)
Deluxe King room
Artist Room Washi and Sumo
THANN CASA room

Photo : Private salon Blue Room (26F)

Photo : Deluxe King room

5.Southeast(Hamarikyu Garden, Tokyo Bay, Odaiba area)

Recommended time for photos: Early morning or afternoon. Late morning is not suitable for photography due to the strong sunlight.

Highlights:
A city view toward Harumi and the ocean can be seen at the same time.

Facilities or rooms facing this direction:

ART Colours Dining(25F)
The Bar Society (25F)
Private salon Scarlet Room (26F)
Queen rooms (some of them)
Twin rooms (some of them)
Artsit Rooms (some of them)
Corner Twin room
Artist Room Kabuki

Photo : Private salon Scarlet Room (26F)

Photo : Southeast view (Hamarikyu Garden, Tokyo Bay, Odaiba area)

6.South(Odaiba area, Hamamatsucho-station, Tokyo Tower)

Recommended time for photos:
Morning, evening, or night. Daytime is not suitable for photography due to the strong western sun.

Highlights:
Panoramic city view from Odaiba to Tokyo Tower.

Facilities or rooms facing this direction:
Park Suite Room (34F)

Photo : Park Suite Room (34F)

 

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