This used to be the most elegant hotel in Tokyo 38 years ago when I started staying here. The garden (previously owned by Prince Tsuneyoshi Takeda and redesigned by Teiji Kusuoka) was fantastic and was one of the main draws. It is still a good experience, unfortunately they replaced part of the garden with the Prince Sakura tower in the late 90s and haven't really fixed the garden, even now. The rooms are well appointed, if not modernized. The room air conditioning works well, but maybe not as cold as I'd like. The breakfast buffet is good, but the breads are unimpressive. The French restaurant (Le Trianon) is quite good. The service everywhere is excellent. I prefer this hotel over the adjacent Shin Takanawa which is a larger convention hotel. I'll probably continue to stay here as it is very close to the Shinagawa Station with easy access to everywhere.
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