The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho — a Luxury Collection Hotel

Kioicho is a district whose name carries a weight of Tokyo prestige that most visitors never encounter directly: a quiet, primarily residential and institutional zone in Chiyoda-ku, bounded by the Akasaka area to the south and the New Otani gardens to the west. The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, which opened in 2016 as Marriott's Luxury Collection flagship in Japan, chose this address with a deliberate understanding of what Kioicho's prestige communicates in the Tokyo context.

The Luxury Collection brand, within Marriott's portfolio, operates as the group's most positioned luxury offering for properties with genuine local character and provenance — the brand requires that its properties reflect and engage their specific location rather than applying a uniform global standard. At Kioicho, this means engaging a district whose identity is formed by proximity to government, diplomatic institutions, and the old garden landscapes of central Tokyo.

The hotel's upper-floor position provides panoramic views across a significant arc of the city, from the Imperial Palace area to Shinjuku's western towers. Spa, pool, and dining facilities maintain the standards appropriate to the Luxury Collection positioning, and the property's art integration — a feature the brand encourages across its portfolio — adds a cultural dimension that distinguishes it from operationally similar properties.

For Marriott Bonvoy members and travelers whose Tokyo stays are organized around the brand's network, the Prince Gallery Kioicho represents the group's most sophisticated Japan statement. For those arriving without brand affiliation, the Kioicho address and the quality of the property offer a well-positioned alternative to the cluster of luxury hotels that have concentrated in Marunouchi and Otemachi.