Convention centres — Tokyo
Akasaka Prince Classic House
A Tudor-style residence built in 1930 in Kioicho, which in 1955 became the first building of the Akasaka Prince Hotel and is now a Tokyo Metropolitan designated cultural property within Tokyo Garden Terrace Kioicho. It holds four function rooms of 69 to 250 m², four private rooms, a garden, a French restaurant, a café and Bar Napoléon.
赤坂プリンス クラシックハウス
- City
- Tokyo
- District
- Kioicho
- Max. capacity
- 238 pax
- Meeting rooms
- 8
A Tudor-style residence built in 1930 in Kioicho, which in 1955 became the first building of the Akasaka Prince Hotel and is now a Tokyo Metropolitan designated cultural property within Tokyo Garden Terrace Kioicho. It holds four function rooms of 69 to 250 m², four private rooms, a garden, a French restaurant, a café and Bar Napoléon.
The Grand Garden Room (250 m², 3.9 m ceiling) seats 238 theater-style, 140 at dinner or 200 standing; the Royal Room (160 m²) takes 168 theater-style. Long focused on weddings, the house reopened on 1 October 2026 after conservation works, with an offer widened to corporate receptions, conferences and MICE events. The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho is in the neighboring tower.
Access
1 minute on foot from Nagatacho Station (Yurakucho, Hanzomon and Namboku lines, exit 9-b), 5 minutes from Akasaka-mitsuke (Ginza and Marunouchi lines). Haneda about 30 minutes by car, Narita about 1 hour 40; direct limousine bus between Tokyo Garden Terrace and Narita.
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