Tokyo Garden Terrace Kioicho

Beautiful property located very close to the imperial gardens. Connectivity to a lot of stations and easy access to a whole lot of amazing food joints. The view from the rooms are amazing and the hotel staff are exceptionally friendly and service is amazingly great. I have stayed in other prince properties but this one has a very urban touch and my stay here has been pretty good.

Eight of us for dinner. We shared two seafood platters and two lobster caesar salads to start, accompanied by their signature individually baked square bread. We then had clam chowder or lobster bisque for a second course. And then we shared the scallops, daily fish, Wagyu beef and T bone steak for our main. Some of us had the vanilla ice cream which was nicely plated with fruit and other items. And I had a light yet impressive mango ice. The service was very attentive. The food was delicious. Our table was in an area near the entrance. It was only our group plus the bar which made for a feeling of privacy without feeling claustrophobic. Their outdoor area is really expansive and impressive. They serve a different menu outdoors, but it would be a great place for drinks and a more casual gathering. Highly recommend for business or casual dinners or gatherings. I was impressed.

This building used to be the Akasaka prince or “Akapuri”. Several years back, the building was updated to become an office building and the top six or seven floors became what is now known as Tokyo Garden Terrace Kioicho. The view from this place is absolutely spectacular. We woke up to a view of Mount Fuji. The shower and bath area was spectacular. We had breakfast which was top notch. I would say it was a little bit overpriced, but if you want a view of Tokyo, it would be hard to match. The room was pretty high-tech, but I had a hard time finding a place to plug-in devices on the desk area.

Huge complex with businesses, shops, restaurants, hotel, and blick of flats. Excellent location near the Imperial Palace. There's even the airport-shuttle-bus stop at the bottom!

It’s so popular! You should go this cafe early morning particularly weekdays :) otherwise there are full of people haha food and coffee were lovely. They don’t offer booking system.

A garden inside the hotel worth exploring! We enjoyed taking a stroll amidst the city. The garden is big enough and has a nice landscape. Restaurants are found inside it that is open for lunch and dinner. You'd find people just taking a nice quiet break or just happy to have discovered this place.

Walking to the venue of our conference is a joy. Yeah right, joyful walk in this beautiful alley and street. May it be day or night you will be wowed by this walkway!
Enjoy walking around!

I was here because I went to the nearby shrine in the district, the famous Tokyo Inari Betsuin. I visited Kioicho on my way home. Akasaka district, Tokyo.

Beautiful contrast between the former residence of the prince and glossy skyscrapers.

That is fantastic view. And I have memoriable experience in my life. I DEFINITELY WILL COME BACK HERE.

Near public transport, lots of shops and restaurants available.

Nice decorations to welcome Christmas?

Had the Vegan high Tea course, innovative and interesting meals. Lovely tea and an insane view on a sunny day

It's a beautiful place to kill time. There are lots of good restaurants, coffee shops, and other shops.

Everything from the staff, view, presentation, amenities, food, you name it, it was great. In the top 3 hotels that I've been to. The view at night was spectacular and never got old. Had glass shower also with view of the city/bedroom with an instant fog button.

I only visited the outer part where I saw many roses. I am a photographer and I love to capture flowers and places in Japan.

Excellent hotel, superb customer service, and great atmosphere. Highly recommended.
Upon arrival they gave us a surprise gift due to our anniversary. Very thoughtful snd acomodating.

Great building with great facilities. Restaurants, supermarkets, coffee shops and it is connected to a train station.

Great for lunch! There are several great restaurants inside, and I like the open spaces and the outside area where you can sit down in springtime or fall for a nice espresso or cappuccino.

Excellent place I visited today.

High skyscraper with excellent luxury hotel on top (with great views from it), several floors of restaurants and a remarkable small palace next to it.
The palace was the residence of a prince, and has now been transformed into a French restaurant and bar.
There are 5 metro stations nearby and access from here to Tokyo is very convenient.