Royal Park Hotel

Our stay at this hotel in Tokyo was excellent, with a great location that made exploring the city very easy and enjoyable. However, what truly made our experience unforgettable was the exceptional kindness of Asuaki, the receptionist. After checking out, we were traveling onward to Ginzan Onsen, a beautiful but remote village where taxis are not easy to find. Even though our stay at the hotel had already ended, Asuaki took the time to help us arrange transportation in advance. She patiently made phone calls, tried different options, and continued searching for a solution even when she encountered dead ends. Her determination, warmth, and genuine care went far beyond her responsibilities. It was clear that she truly wanted to help us and make sure our journey continued smoothly. Thanks to her efforts, we felt supported and calm while heading to a very unfamiliar and isolated area. We are deeply grateful for her help and kindness. This hotel is not only wonderful because of its location and comfort, but also because of the amazing people who work there. We wholeheartedly recommend staying here.

Absolutely perfect hotel. Located in chuo city and right next door to the coach station with direct links to Haneda airport. Very smart modern yet traditional feel to the place. Function rooms available for conferences and special occasions.Stayed here twice over two weeks, first time in an executive suite and second time in a standard suite. Both were huge in size. Very comfortable and large beds, great bathroom facilities. Amenities available. The whole staff from the reception staff to the cleaners were impeccable, friendly, helpful and welcoming. Didn't stay for hotel breakfasts because we wanted to try local eateries.Restaurants, shops, bar located in the basement as well as direct access to the underground station. A bit pricey but worth every penny.I would highly recommend this hotel and will definitely be staying again when I'm next in Japan. Deserving of a 6* rating on Google.

Very nice hotel with spacious rooms. However, on my first day I had an unpleasant experience with W. Sawada, who asked me to pay 3,000 yen to check in at 14:00, even though the standard check-in time is 15:00. It’s the first time I’ve ever been charged a fee for checking in just one hour early. I would understand such a fee for checking in at 8:00 or even 10:00, but 14:00 for 3,000 yen felt unreasonable, and I’ve never encountered this in any hotel, from 2-star to 5-star properties. Aside from this, the hotel itself was very nice. The rest of the staff were friendly and helpful, and the location is excellent—right in front of the metro station and with an airport bus stop nearby. If not for this issue with Sawada, I would have rated the hotel 5 stars. Still, thank you for the hospitality.

Really convenient location with its own subway exit! And a walkway (without stairs) to catch the bus to the airports. The lounge was great (for those rooms on the executive floor) for breakfast, morning and afternoon tea and evening cocktail. The rooms are quite reasonably sized. Deco is a bit old but overall very comfortable.

This hotel is fantastic and I would love to stay here again. If you stay on one of the executive floors you get a major perk in the form of access to the executive lounge. This space with floor to ceiling windows situated on the 20th floor hosts a breakfast service in the morning, tea service at night, and cocktail lounge in the evening. The tea service is notable for its wide variety of tea and personal little steeping kettles that you can take to your table. And then they have a variety of little sweets and sandwich sections that you can munch on at will. The real star of the show is the cocktail lounge though. Again, there's a good selection of little bites to munch on and staff will bring one specially crafted appetizer to your table as well. Then they have French Brute, a variety of red and white wines, beer, a make-your-own cocktail bar, and chilled sake for you to enjoy to your hearts content as well. The value you get out of this is absolutely phenomenal and really blows many other hotels at the same price point in Tokyo away with these extra offerings. The rooms were also very nice and I enjoyed the red and sort of rose pink hues you will find in the elevators and guest rooms. I only stayed there a couple of nights at the end of my trip but this would easily be one of my top choices the next time I am on Tokyo. The staff were also very helpful and check in/check out were a breeze.

Great hotel! The best part is that it’s located right next to the train station, super inconvenient. Hotel rooms are spacious, well equipped. We had American breakfast every morning at the hotel restaurant which contains the basic question ingredients and great value for money. The Hotel gym is also good.

The hotel has an excellent location — in a quiet area just a couple of minutes’ walk from the metro entrance. The airport bus stop is only about three minutes away on foot. We were even able to walk to both Tokyo Station and Ginza. There’s also a 7-Eleven nearby. The room is spacious, though once we added a small sofa bed for our child, it felt a bit less roomy. The only thing I personally found uncomfortable was the pillows. Breakfast is quite filling but rather repetitive — it would be nice to have a little variety from day to day. The staff are very friendly, and overall, we’re very happy with our choice!

Very nice hotel with big an comfortable rooms. Very ambitious and kind service. The executive floor rooms come with a big bathroom with shower and extra bathtub. The normal rooms just with shower in the bathtub. The executive lounge has an amazing view and cocktail hour from 17:00 to 20:00. The breakfeast buffet there is Western as well as Japanese. The location in Nihonbashi is great with a subway station directly under the Hotel and a second one 5-10 minutes walk away. Multiple stores and restaurants are also very near with a Family Mart with ATM directly across the Hotel. The hotel has a smoking area. A bus station with direct Bus to both airports is also only a 5 minute walk away and pretty cheap. The hotel also offers to send luggage to another hotel for little money in case you are changing the hotel within Tokyo. All in all I enjoyed already multiple stays in the hotel and surely will also in the future for my next trip.