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Kawagoe, a city of history and culture, was once a castle town of the Matsudaira clan with a 170,000-koku fief and was known as “Koedo” (Little Edo). Even today, amid the modernized cityscape, Edo- and Meiji-era kura-style merchant buildings, machiya townhouses with lattice facades, and the Honmaru Goten of Kawagoe Castle have been preserved.Kawagoe Prince Hotel offers a full range of services for stays, weddings, banquets, and seminars. Facilities include seven banquet rooms—highlighted by the Prince Hall accommodating up to 1,200 guests—Shinto- and Christian-style wedding venues; eight diverse restaurants and bars; four traditional Japanese-style rooms; and 110 guest rooms where you can relax in comfort.

About a 10-minute walk from Saitama-Shintoshin Station and Saitama Super Arena, and around 30 minutes from Tokyo Station with no transfers.This Hotel combines outstanding convenience with refined relaxation.Whether you are here for a live show or event, or celebrating an important milestone, we welcome you with a sophisticated setting and heartfelt hospitality.Our top recommendation is the “Grand Floor,” located on the 13th floor and above.Rooms feature mattresses by a long-established Japanese manufacturer, along with a complimentary minibar and original bath amenities. Parking is also free throughout your stay.In addition, guests staying on the Grand Floor can enjoy an exclusive free-flow service featuring carefully selected drinks.(*Available at the 1st-floor restaurant.)In the morning, start your day with our vibrant breakfast buffet offering over 70 Japanese and Western dishes.Enjoy favorites such as kaisendon (seafood rice bowl) topped with your choice of sashimi, as well as the local specialty Omiya Napolitan.Experience an exceptional escape—only at our Hotel.

Since the Meiji era, our family has been running a timber business in Kawagoe. Enjoy a relaxing stay in this historic location, featuring a Meiji-era building made with quality timber and a 200-tsubo traditional Japanese garden, preserving the charm of olden times.