The Prince Park Tower Tokyo, 🗼Panoramic Corner King Room, Best View in the Hotel

This time I booked a Tokyo Tower Panoramic Corner King Room, and I was very satisfied with the experience! Usually, the price is ideal if you book three months in advance. If you have any room requirements when you check in, you can send an email to the hotel~ If you want to book a corner room, there will be two rooms on each floor, No. 17 and No. 20. I sent an email to the hotel, saying that if the room situation on that day allowed, I hoped to be given a high floor room No. 17. We also asked for a bed guard. When checking in, the front desk lady checked the information in the computer and directly gave us the room prepared in advance. The bed guard in the room was also ready. Our room is 2617. This room type is distributed on the 19th to 28th floors. There is no doubt that the higher the floor, the better the view. Room 1917-2817 can be called the "Best view of Hotel".

If you book a corner king room instead of a panoramic corner king room, it will be on the lower floors 3-18. The photos you take may only show a corner of the tower, but not the top of the tower. Of course, there are more expensive selected corner king rooms, located on the 29th to 32nd floors. I didn't choose this room type because it only has three floors. As mentioned above, the "Best view of Hotel" is only in Room 17. The tower view of Room 20 is at the edge of the view, and you can't even see Tokyo Tower from some angles of the room. If someone stayed in the room and didn't check out, it would be difficult for me to get Room 17 with the best view when I checked in.

If you need breakfast room service, you need to fill out the meal card in the room and hang it on the door handle before 10:30 the night before. The next day, the waiter will knock on the door with a white dining cart at the designated time~ Single full meal 4800 yen + 18% service charge. You can also order a simple meal for 2200 yen, but the portion is small, so it is not recommended~ The breakfast fee can be signed and settled when you check out.

In terms of transportation, there are several subway stations nearby, which can be reached in 5-10 minutes on foot. If you choose to take the subway from Narita Airport to the hotel, it is also very convenient. Use Google Map to check the time of the Asakusa Line Airport Express. The same station on the Asakusa Line has both regular and express trains. The express train takes about an hour from Daimon Station to Narita without transfers. Don't take the wrong one, you must take the Airport Express. There is an express train every half an hour on average. Many people on the Internet suggest taking the n'ex Narita Express or Skyliner or bus, but I don't recommend them. The Asakusa Line Airport Express is better than any other mode of transportation to Narita Airport. It takes less time, is cheaper, and doesn't require transfers. Isn't it great?