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Tokyo Prince Hotel hotel in Minato, Tokyo
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View of Tokyo Prince Hotel in Minato, Tokyo
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View of Tokyo Prince Hotel in Minato, Tokyo
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Tokyo Prince Hotel

4.1(5,542 reviews)Sports
🕑 2-3 hours👶 Best for ages 2-12. Toddlers and preschoolers enjoy the shallow kiddie pools with gentle water features, while elementary-aged children love the main pool for swimming and the seasonal activities offered throughout the year.

About

Located in the heart of Tokyo with stunning views of Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Prince Hotel offers a fantastic swimming facility perfect for families seeking a relaxing break from sightseeing. The multiple pools include dedicated shallow areas where young children can safely splash and play, while seasonal recreational programs keep kids entertained year-round. It's an ideal spot for families staying in the hotel or those looking for a refreshing activity in central Tokyo.

Highlights

  • Multiple pools including dedicated shallow areas perfect for toddlers and young children
  • Seasonal recreational programs and swimming lessons for kids
  • Spectacular views of Tokyo Tower from certain pool areas
  • Clean, well-maintained facilities with modern changing rooms
  • Convenient central Tokyo location near major tourist attractions like Zojoji Temple

Pro Tips

  1. 1.Book pool access in advance if you're not a hotel guest, as spots can fill up quickly during weekends and school holidays.
  2. 2.Bring your own swim caps as they are required for pool use in Japan, though they can be purchased on-site if needed.
  3. 3.Visit during weekday mornings (9-11am) for the quietest experience with minimal crowds.
  4. 4.The hotel is a 2-minute walk from Onarimon Station (Mita Line) or 6 minutes from Kamiyacho Station (Hibiya Line), making it very accessible.
  5. 5.Pack swim diapers for young children as regular diapers are not allowed in the pools, and specific swim diaper brands may be required.

Best Time to Visit

Weekday mornings between 9am and 12pm offer the calmest atmosphere. Summer months (June-August) feature extended pool hours and special programs, though they're also busiest. Spring and fall provide a nice balance of pleasant weather and fewer crowds.

What to Know

Pool access fees apply for non-hotel guests (hotel guests often receive complimentary or discounted access). The facility includes changing rooms and lockers. Dining options are available within the hotel, including family-friendly restaurants serving both Japanese and Western cuisine.

Seasonal Notes

The outdoor pool typically operates from late June through early September, while indoor pool facilities are available year-round. Summer features special kids' programs and extended hours. Some pools may undergo maintenance during winter months, so check ahead before visiting.

Nearby Eats

Shiba Tofuya Ukai (10-minute walk) offers an excellent family-friendly traditional Japanese dining experience in a beautiful garden setting. For quick and casual options, the Azabudai Hills complex (15 minutes away) has numerous international restaurants with kids' menus.

More Activities Near Minato

Park

Park Court Akasaka The Tower

Free

Park Court Akasaka The Tower offers a peaceful neighborhood escape in the heart of Tokyo's Minato district, perfect for families needing a break from busy sightseeing. This local park features well-maintained playgrounds and open green spaces where children can run freely while parents relax in a quiet, residential setting that gives you an authentic glimpse into Tokyo neighborhood life.

Park

Zojo-ji Temple

4.5Free

Zojo-ji Temple offers families a serene escape in the heart of Tokyo with spacious gardens perfect for little ones to explore safely. Kids will be fascinated by the traditional architecture, the massive temple gate, and hundreds of small Jizo statues adorned with colorful bibs and pinwheels, creating a uniquely Japanese cultural experience that's both educational and visually captivating.

Playground

Hamarikyu Gardens

4.4

Hamarikyu Gardens offers families a peaceful escape from Tokyo's bustling streets with picturesque ponds filled with koi fish, traditional bridges to cross, and wide gravel paths perfect for strollers. Kids love spotting turtles sunbathing on rocks, feeding the fish, and enjoying traditional Japanese sweets at the historic tea house situated on an island in the middle of the tidal pond.

Museum

Mori Art Museum

4.3$

Perched on the 53rd floor of Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, this contemporary art museum offers families a unique cultural experience combined with breathtaking Tokyo city views. The museum features rotating exhibitions designed to engage all ages, plus dedicated educational programs and workshops that make modern art accessible and fun for children.