Recent Reviews
I visited the lounge bar at the Palace Hotel, a luxurious hotel I've always admired. The space is expansive and luxurious, and the service is impeccable. The cocktail menu features not only classic cocktails but also a wide selection of the bar's signature cocktails. I tried three signature cocktails this time, and each one was beautiful and delicious. The gin fizz, in particular, was the best gin fizz I've ever had. I think this would be a great place for a date or a girls' night out! ▽----------------------------▽ ○ Restaurant Name: Lounge Bar Prive ○ Tabelog Rating: 3.58 (as of December 12, 2024) ○ 5-minute walk from Otemachi Station ○ Budget: ¥7,000 per person ○ Address: 6F Palace Hotel Tokyo, 1-1-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo ○ Hours: 11:00 - 24:00 ※ Closed: Open daily ※ Credit cards accepted △----------------------------△ 【Reservations】 Reservations accepted 【Crowd Status】 Around 30% full at 21:30 on a Wednesday. I was able to get in smoothly! 【Recommended Occasions】 Dates, friends, colleagues 【Order】 ◆ Palace Gin Fizz (Signature Cocktail) ¥2,000 ◆ Rising Sun (Signature Cocktail) ¥2,000 ◆ Royal Milk Tea Martini ¥3,200
The view is, above all, excellent. It's too good. So, I don't mind the slightly higher prices. I recommend it for a second date spot. This time, it was my second bar, and I was quite tipsy, so I was planning on ordering a low-alcohol cocktail or a soft drink. However, the mocktail menu was extensive, and I ended up ordering one. It's nice to be able to enjoy the atmosphere of a bar even without alcohol♡ There were also quite a few staff members, and they took my order right away, which left a good impression. There's a bar on the first floor of the Palace as well, but I prefer the atmosphere and taste of the one on the sixth floor. It's become one of my favorite hotel bars, ranking among the best. Thank you for the meal♡
It was my first time visiting, and I had a very comfortable time in the calm atmosphere created by the dim lighting, subtle music, and the lively chatter of the other guests. I think the atmosphere is also appealing, as it's different from that of a foreign hotel. The cocktails were, of course, excellent, and the olives served as bar snacks had an exquisite flavor that I found addictive. Also, the bar food menu was extensive, with items like French fries seasoned with Japanese pepper and croquettes that incorporated a Japanese touch.
I went for afternoon tea. The balance between sweet and savory was excellent, as expected. Each cake was very elaborate and delicious. The view was great, and the variety of drinks was extensive, with the option to order both hot and cold, which was a wonderful service.