Enjoy an elegant and private morning in the room. The Prince Park Tower Tokyo

2021.05.09

Due to the recent situation, it is difficult to enjoy alcohol freely outside, so we have prepared a stay plan where you can enjoy champagne and brunch in an elegant, safe and secure room while looking at Tokyo Tower. You can enjoy the champagne brunch with the view of Tokyo Tower, which is unique to The Prince Park Tower Tokyo, in the refreshing breeze of early summer and the rich fresh greenery that surrounds the hotel.

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The main dish, which is all made to match champagne, is a grilled chicken confit and scallops that have been carefully cooked and softened, and finished with ratatouille and hot vegetables. We will serve a colorful brunch with Moet & Chandon in your room. This accommodation plan is also recommended for couples and women so that they can spend an elegant morning with their loved ones.

Period: April 30, 2021 (Friday) -March 31, 2022 (Thursday)
Price: Panorama Twin King Room 1 person from ¥ 29,100 (when using 1 room for 2 people)
Panoramic Junior Suite King Room 1 person from ¥ 41,800 (when using 1 room for 2 people)
* The price includes the following contents, consumption tax and service charge.
Contents: ・ Brunch (in-room dining)
・ Champagne Moet & Chandon Half Bottle 375ml ※ We will deliver it to your room with your meal.
・ Tokyo Tower side commitment
・ Late check-out 2:00 P.M.
・ Free parking (1 car per night)
Reservations / Inquiries: The Prince Park Tower Tokyo Accommodation Reservation Section TEL: 03-5400-1111

>”Champagne Brunch at Park” website

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