The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Shiodome Review – 4-Star Hotel with Tokyo Tower & Ginza Views

Located in Tokyo’s Shiodome district, just a 3-minute walk from Shimbashi Station, The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Shiodome is a 4-star hotel consistently chosen by travelers for its location that puts both Ginza and Tokyo Tower within easy reach. The lobby’s unique structure on the 24th floor, offering expansive city views from the moment you check in, is particularly impressive. With a high rate of repeat visits among Korean travelers who often say, “I always stay here when I visit Tokyo,” this hotel’s greatest appeal is its balanced excellence in location, views, and service.

Many guest reviews confirm that on clear days, the Tokyo Tower View rooms offer a stunning sight of Mount Fuji behind the tower. Furthermore, the direct underground passageway to Shimbashi Station is a practical advantage, allowing you to pull your carry-on without going outside in rain or extreme heat. The hotel’s location within walking distance of Ginza, Tsukiji Market, and Hama-rikyu Gardens makes sightseeing highly efficient.

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📍 Basic Information

Hotel Name	The Royal Park Hotel Iconic Tokyo Shiodome
Address	1 Chome-6-3 Higashishinbashi, Minato City, Tokyo 105-8333
Phone	+81 3-6253-1111
Check-in	15:00
Check-out	11:00
Wi-Fi	Free Wi-Fi
Accommodation Tax	Tokyo accommodation tax applied separately (varies by rate)

🚃 How to Get to The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Shiodome

From Shimbashi Station (Recommended)

• It is about a 3-minute walk from JR / Tokyo Metro / Toei Subway Shimbashi(新橋) Station.
• If you exit to the street, signage is scarce and it’s easy to lose your way. We strongly recommend following the ‘Shiodome District’ or ‘Nippon TV(日本テレビ)’ direction signs inside the station and taking the underground passageway.
• The underground passageway connects directly to the hotel’s B1 entrance, making it easy to navigate with a suitcase using escalators.

From Toei Oedo Line / Yurikamome Line

• The hotel is also within walking distance from Toei Oedo Line Shiodome(汐留) Station.
• It’s also close to Yurikamome Line Shiodome Station, making it easy to visit the Odaiba area without transferring.

From Narita / Haneda Airport

• From Narita Airport, you can take a limousine bus, which drops you off at a stop right in front of the hotel.
• From Haneda Airport, you can access the hotel relatively quickly via the subway, such as the Ginza Line.

🛏️ The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Shiodome Rooms & Amenities

The guest rooms at The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Shiodome range in size from a standard area of about 20㎡ up to a maximum of 57㎡. They are characterized by their relatively spaciousness compared to other central Tokyo hotels, and are designed to function as a single space for living, sleeping, and working. All rooms are non-smoking; smoking is permitted in the designated smoking area on the 25th floor.

Rooms are broadly divided into three categories: Standard Floor, Premium Floor, and Executive Floor. Regardless of which floor you stay on, the hotel’s unique architectural advantage is that the lobby is on the 24th floor, ensuring basic high-rise views for all guests.

Standard Floor (Up to 2-4 guests)

Located on floors 27 to 37, these rooms come in various sizes from about 20㎡ to 57㎡. If you choose the Tokyo Tower View option, you can see Tokyo Tower directly from your window, and on clear days, even Mount Fuji in the distance. Junior Suite-type rooms can accommodate up to 4 guests and come standard with amenities like a capsule coffee machine, microwave, pajamas, and toothbrushes.

Premium Floor (Up to 2-4 guests)

These rooms range from about 20㎡ to 57㎡ and offer the benefit of using the Executive Lounge on the 38th floor. Their spacious layout, which allows you to utilize living, sleeping, and office spaces simultaneously, makes them popular with both business travelers and couples. At a higher elevation than the Standard Floor, they offer even more expansive city views.

Executive Floor (Up to 2-4 guests)

The entire top floor, the 38th floor, is the Executive Floor, a special level with access to the dedicated Executive Lounge on the same floor. It offers panoramic views overlooking all of Tokyo, including Hama-rikyu Gardens, Tokyo Tower, and Tokyo Bay. This is the best choice for travelers seeking premium service and a private lounge.

• Pajamas provided
• Toothbrush and toothpaste provided
• Capsule coffee machine (selected rooms)
• Microwave (selected rooms)
• Spacious bathroom with bathtub (selected rooms)
• Free Wi-Fi
• Air conditioning

🏊 The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Shiodome Facilities

All-Day Dining “HARMONY” (24F)

The main restaurant on the 24th floor, offering stunning views of Hama-rikyu Gardens and Tokyo Tower through its large windows. It opens at 7:00 AM and serves a breakfast buffet.

Bar & Lounge “THE BAR” (24F)

A stylish bar where you can enjoy cocktails against a night view of skyscrapers reminiscent of New York. Operating hours are 10:00~24:00 (last drinks order 23:30). It also serves afternoon tea (13:00~15:00) and evening high tea (17:30~20:30, online reservation required).

Japanese Cuisine “Oshima Shimbashi Shiodome” (25F)

A Japanese restaurant that inherits the traditions of Kaga cuisine with a modern twist. It offers course meals using seasonal ingredients. Lunch and dinner are fully reservation-only (must be made by 15:00 the day before). Closed on Wednesdays.

Cafe “Chayamakurobi” (1F)

A unique cafe-style space serving dishes and sweets made with domestic organic brown rice, vegetables, beans, and seaweed, without using meat, eggs, dairy, white sugar, or chemical seasonings. It also operates a weekday breakfast (7:30~10:00), with regular hours from 11:00~21:00.

Fitness Gym (B2F)

A free gym exclusively for hotel guests, open 24 hours a day. There are no separate changing rooms, showers, or rental wear available, so please bring a towel from your room.

Coin Laundry / Vending Machines / Ice Maker (26F)

Coin laundry, vending machines, and an ice maker are located on the 26th floor, convenient for longer stays.

Executive Lounge (38F)

An exclusive lounge available only to guests staying on the Premium Floor and Executive Floor.

Coworking Space “Bizcomfort” (24F)

A coworking space for business purposes is available on the 24th-floor lobby level, convenient for business travelers.

Business Convenience “Kinko’s” (B2F)

A Kinko’s business center and a convenience store are located together on the B2 floor, open 24 hours a day.

🍳 The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Shiodome Breakfast & Dining

Breakfast Buffet – All-Day Dining “HARMONY”

• The HARMONY restaurant on the 24th floor offers a buffet-style breakfast with views from about 100 meters above ground.
• Operating hours are 7:00~10:30 (last order 10:00).
• A common point mentioned by guests is the view of Tokyo Tower and Hama-rikyu Gardens from a window seat.
• The menu allows you to choose one main plate (e.g., fried egg, omelet, eggs benedict, onigiri), complemented by a buffet corner.

Lunch Buffet – Iconic Lunch Buffet

• HARMONY operates a weekday lunch buffet, with seasonally updated menus, including unlimited refills of two types of desserts.
• Weekdays: 11:30~16:00 (last order 14:00), Weekends & Holidays: 11:30~16:30 (last order 14:30).

Afternoon Tea & Evening High Tea – “THE BAR”

• Enjoy afternoon tea (13:00~15:00) and evening high tea (17:30~20:30) at the 24th-floor bar lounge with a backdrop of the city night view.
• Evening high tea requires advance online reservation.

💡 Pro Tips for The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Shiodome

1. For your first visit, don’t exit Shimbashi Station to the street. Instead, follow the ‘Shiodome District’ or ‘Nippon TV’ signs inside the station to the underground passageway. You can comfortably take an escalator with your suitcase directly to the hotel’s B1 entrance. A TV station is nearby, so you might occasionally encounter an idol performance happening there.
2. If you want a Tokyo Tower View room, be sure to specify the view type when booking. On clear days, you can even see Mount Fuji beyond Tokyo Tower, making the room itself a sightseeing highlight. Many returning guests cite this view as their primary reason for coming back.
3. If you want room cleaning, hang the cleaning request card on your door handle. The room will be tidied up once a day. If you don’t hang the card, cleaning may be skipped, so be especially mindful during long stays.
4. Be mindful of dryness in the room during winter. Travelers with allergies or respiratory issues may want to bring a small humidifier or request one at the front desk. Also, note that some reviews mention the free Wi-Fi can be unstable in certain high-floor rooms.
5. When walking to Ginza or Don Quijote, you can use bus number 8 to reach Roppongi and Azabudai without transferring. However, the bus runs infrequently, so check the schedule in advance. Ginza is about a 13-minute walk or a one-stop ride on the Ginza Line subway.

If you want to maximize the Tokyo Tower view, it’s also a good idea to compare with the Tokyo Prince Hotel. If Ginza accessibility is your top priority, the Dai-ichi Hotel Tokyo is also a strong option.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)