Published date: February 4, 2025
A Hotel That Rivals Five-Star Hotels for Couples
Room Type Stayed
Superior King
1 ~ 2 guest(s)
770 ~
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Experience of the stay
I usually choose hotels that have three separate spaces: a bath area, a bathtub, and a toilet. I find it hard to relax in a unit bath. That said, aside from my personal preferences, this hotel not only has three separate spaces but also offers cleanliness, delicious food, and stylish decor—all in one place.
Cleanliness
From the entrance to the lobby, there are art pieces sprinkled throughout, allowing for some Instagrammable photos. The theme is contemporary art, and it maintains a sense of cleanliness.
Then there’s the room. Opened in 2020, it definitely has a fresh feel. Additionally, since the bath is separate, it’s perfect for those who want to relax in their room. The bathtub is spacious enough for two to soak comfortably, and there's also a large communal bath, offering options to fit your needs.
Delicious
You must try the breakfast. From French toast as a highlight, the live kitchen is impressive.
True to the Prince Hotel reputation, even in this modern hotel, the taste of Prince Hotel cuisine is well-preserved.
Stylish
As mentioned earlier, various art pieces are scattered throughout. The interior features many modern elements, creating an atmosphere where simply being in the room is satisfying! The mirror in the room is circular, lighting up from the sides like in a five-star hotel. It's great for makeup and taking photos together.
So, as mentioned above, even if you're not coming back from Disney, I believe this hotel is perfect for couples looking for a great stay. Truly, it’s a hotel with the best cost-performance! The breakfast buffet is a must-try!
Experiences during the trip
During the Christmas season, we had a Christmas party-like dinner in our room, enjoying rotisserie chicken! While searching for a place in Tokyo's bay area, we discovered the best shop.
Located in Monzen-Nakacho, 'Roast Chicken Koohrogi' offers a whole chicken for ¥3,000, which is quite a good deal. The flavor is rich, and since it is cooked in rotisserie equipment specifically designed for it, it retains moisture without being greasy.
After checking out, we strolled around the bay area again. With shipyards and factory districts, it made us wonder if this is really Tokyo, especially for those who usually spend time in the heart of the city. After walking about 3 kilometers, we arrived at Monzen-Nakacho Station.
Here, we visited 'Kitchen Matsumura,' which was chosen by the show 'Kitanashuran' for its excellent taste (though the place has a bit of age). It's an old-fashioned Western-style restaurant, and I've never encountered such taste at this price. The place may not be clean, but it's run by just one owner, and I highly recommend it! The hamburgers are well-kneaded and delicious.
In this way, we walked back and forth between Monzen-Nakacho and the Shiomi Bay Prince Hotel. Monzen-Nakacho, which has an excellent downtown atmosphere, also has bars at night, so be sure to visit. It felt like a lively area with both cheap and stylish izakayas.