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Conrad Hotel

Tokyo

291 Rooms

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From $640 per person/night

A glitzy & glossy hotel with world-class service right in the epicentre of Tokyo.

Standing tall beside the beautiful and historic Hamarikyu Garden, the Conrad Hotel occupies the top floors of a 37-storey skyscraper, and its view extends all the way to Tokyo Bay. Whilst paying homage to Japanese minimalism in its unfussy, open spaces, clean lines and walls of glass, the Conrad also brings in Tokyo's modern side with bold artwork that erupts with colour throughout the hotel. The location is ideal to venture out and enjoy the shopping scene of Ginza, explore Tokyo's thriving art scene, or visit the Imperial Palace, where the city's history comes alive. The staff will happily give you a laundry list of highlights to hit.

Shiba Park Hotel

Tokyo

From $120 per person/night

Unwind in Tokyo's literary oasis.

A unique blend of cosy hospitality and a rich literary atmosphere. Its distinctive library-themed concept, combined with its prime location in the heart of Tokyo, makes it an ideal retreat for both book lovers and urban explorers.

Aman Tokyo Spa

Tokyo

84 Rooms

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From $2K per person/night

A gorgeous, designer hotel with a stellar spa sitting high above the streets of Tokyo.

Aman's very first urban foray, the hotel stays true to the brand's signature style whilst also capturing the minimalism of traditional Japanese design with plenty of sleek, slate-coloured tiles, washi paper and vast walls of glass. Sitting high above Tokyo's Otemachi district, the Aman occupies the top six floors of a 38-storey skyscraper and promises gleaming views of the city. In a city of exquisite dining, Aman boasts the cream of the crop, including their very unique 'Black Afternoon Tea' – let your imagination go wild. Spanning 2,500 square metres, the spa is a dream and after a few hours of pampering, you'll float out feeling brand new.

Grand Hyatt Tokyo

Tokyo

From $640 per person/night

A slick city sanctuary in glitzy Roppongi Hills

Over the past few years, Hyatt has made serious inroads in Japan and the Grand Hyatt Tokyo's location, tucked into the heart of the international Roppongi district, is fantastic. Plugged directly into the sprawling Roppongi Hills complex (think 250 shops, restaurants, galleries and an observatory), you're ideally positioned for exploring Tokyo's electric neighbourhoods - and most highlights are within 20 minutes or so by subway. And with 387 mahogany-clad rooms, 10 restaurants spanning French bistro fare to legendary steakhouse cuts, an indoor red granite pool, and the serene Nagomi Spa, there's plenty to do back at your (very slick) base.

Park Hotel Tokyo

Tokyo

From $90 per person/night

A super central, mid-range hotel with top-draw amenities & a passion for the arts.

With a lobby on the 25th floor of the Shiodome Media Tower, the Park Hotel couldn't be better situated for getting under the skin of Tokyo. Right by a subway station - and only 5 minutes from the Hamamatsucho monorail station - it’s easy to enjoy the full scope of Japan's capital, from the mind-boggling lights of Shinjuku to the serenity of the Hamarikyu Gardens (they're just a 10-minute stroll away). Back at the hotel, prepare to be awed by the incredible artwork: not only does the hotel rotate the art installations in the lobby almost every month, there is an entire floor that has been completely transformed by the work of a Japanese artist.

Janu Tokyo

Tokyo

122 Rooms

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From $940 per person/night

Full of understated charisma, Janu is a top city spot with views of Tokyo Tower.

The younger, more energetic sister of the iconic Aman brand, Janu has arrived on the scene with a fresh take on luxury. The sole hotel within the mod Azabudai Hills community, Janu enjoys pride of place in the visionary Residence A Tower. The entire hotel is coolly stylish, dressed in hues of cream and sand, with suites that reach up to 284 square metres in size – they are among Tokyo's largest. The hotel has a whopping eight eateries and bars, where you can enjoy everything from Cantonese specialties to melt-in-your-mouth pastries. And don't even get us started on the palatial wellness centre!

Tokyo Station Hotel

Tokyo

From $330 per person/night

A long-standing hotel with a private entrance to Tokyo Station — what could be better?

Opening shortly after the station itself, Tokyo Station Hotel has been cutting a striking figure above the streets of Marunouchi since 1915. Topped with ornate prewar domes and lined with tall, arched windows, it is set apart from Tokyo’s glitzy, glass hotels, and has been designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. The hotel enjoys a dedicated entrance to Tokyo Station, making it easy to zip off to see the city’s many dazzling sights and fabulous restaurants. Although, the hotel holds its own with a collection of 10 restaurants and bars to choose from. We can see why it has welcomed so many prominent guests over the years.

Shangri- La

Tokyo

200 Rooms

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From $450 per person/night

A bastion of style and service surrounded by the glimmering streets of Tokyo.

Enjoying prime real estate on the top 11 floors of a glitzy Maunouchi skyscraper, the Shangri-La boasts rooftop views from every room, spa and restaurant. Throughout, the interiors are rich and grand with over 50 shimmering chandeliers - and the hotel's crowning glory, a three-storey creation made up of nearly half a million crystal beads. The rooms are exquisite and will whisk you a million miles away from the streets of Tokyo, and yet, some of the city’s most iconic sights are a short stroll away: shop until you drop in Marunouchi and enjoy the idyllic atmosphere of the vast Imperial Gardens, before returning for a jasmine and bergamot-scented soak in your bathtub.

Hotel Gracery Shinjuku

Tokyo

From $190 per person/night

Known as the 'Godzilla Hotel', the Gracery runs like a savvy, well-oiled machine.

Big, high-tech and featuring an animatronic Godzilla (you won't have any trouble finding it!), the Hotel Gracery certainly leans into Tokyo's love of all things futuristic. Occupying the top floors of the 30-storey Shinjuku Toho Building with a total of nearly 1,000 rooms, the Gracery is uber-functional and you'll even find a convenience store on the ground floor. The hotel is right in the hub of things and a nearby station means the sights of Tokyo are always in easy reach. Be dazzled by the bright lights of Shinjuku, drool over designer items in Harajuku, and find peaceful refuge in one of Tokyo's picturesque gardens.

Mandarin Oriental

Tokyo

178 Rooms

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From $1K per person/night

Sitting high above the streets of Tokyo, enjoy spectacular views & stellar dining.

Taking pride of place on the topmost floors of the Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower, the Mandarin Oriental enjoys expansive views of Tokyo all the way from the Tokyo Skytree to Mount Fuji. The signature, slick strokes of designer Ryu Kosaka are present throughout the hotel, and the interiors draw on a nature-centric 'Woods and Water' theme. You'll never be at a loss for where to eat in Tokyo and that includes the Mandarin Oriental, with its whopping 12 restaurants! More than a few boast Michelin-star ranking too, including the Tapas Molecular Bar, which serves disassembled dishes as eye-popping as they are delicious. With a metro station in the basement, exploring Tokyo is a breeze.

Palace Hotel

Tokyo

290 Rooms

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From $1.2K per person/night

A glossy hotel gazing across the Imperial Palace Gardens with service that is hard to beat

Standing grandly beside the water and overlooking the picturesque Imperial Palace Gardens, everything at the Palace Hotel is as smooth as silk, from the service to the impeccable interiors. The original hotel opened in 1961 and although it has since been entirely rebuilt, a sense of heritage remains. From the moment you enter the bright lobby, the signature scent (aptly named 'Pure Serenity') hangs in the air and sets the tone for your stay. It could be moments spent at the heavenly spa or dining moat-side as swans glide by, but the Palace Hotel is something special - and you couldn't be more central if you tried.

The Peninsula Hotel

Tokyo

From $1.1K per person/night

An immaculate gem in central Tokyo with stellar service, luxe spa days & stylish interiors

Rising like a rose-hued lantern above the hurly-burly streets of Tokyo, the iconic Peninsula Hotel stands out against the skyline of skyscrapers. Tokyo is your oyster from this central locale, whether you want to hit the big-name stores of Ginza or wander through tranquil gardens. You'll feel like royalty after being driven through the city in one of the emerald-green Rolls Royces, before being welcomed in by a bellboy dressed in white from head to toe. The rooms are some of the largest in Tokyo and lack for nothing in the style department. It's easy to believe the Peninsula has received five stars from Forbes for almost a decade.

Four Seasons Marunouchi

Tokyo

57 Rooms

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From $920 per person/night

A petit hotel right in the energetic epicentre of Tokyo where no detail is overlooked.

Overlooking the unceasing hustle and bustle of Tokyo Station and in an incredibly central location — very convenient, thank you very much — the Four Seasons Marunouchi is surrounded by the brightest of city sights. We’re talking the picturesque Imperial Palace, age-old temples, and the famous Tsukiji fish market, all within easy distance. Back at the hotel (which spans the top four floors of a prominent tower), the Four Seasons is one of the smallest and most intimate luxury hotels in Tokyo. This means top-notch details that others in the city gloss over from menus with a farm-to-table ethos (the majority of ingredients come from Hokkaido) and a warm, family-friendly atmosphere.

Mimaru Tokyo Ginza East

Tokyo

From $230 per person/night

Come together with friends and family at MIMARU. During your stay, your room will feel like a comfortable home, and you'll find the staff always ready to support you. Traveling through Japan, you'll feel closer to your travel companions, become closer to those you encounter, and your connections will become special and memorable.

Hoshinoya Tokyo

Tokyo

From $530 per person/night

Traditional Japanese design and customs blend seamlessly with contemporary comforts in this dramatic evolution of this classic Japanese inn. Every floor functions as a private ryokan composed of 6 rooms, and an ochanoma—or traditional lounge—seamlessly connected via a tatami-matted corridor.

The Royal Park Canvas

Tokyo

From $90 per person/night

At The Royal Park Canvas, we offer a variety of "encounters" based on the themes of "FUN," "LOCAL" and "CONNECT." Fun, locally rooted events and opportunities that will help you connect with people await you. As a lifestyle hotel located at the entrance to this town, we will spread the charm of the nightlife of the Corridor Street and the town, and provide the best nightlife in Tokyo by providing a variety of content themed around alcohol, music, lights, food and entertainment.

Celestine Hotel Tokyo Shiba

Tokyo

243 Rooms

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From $90 per person/night

A stylish and elegant space that honours history, filled with light and greenery. Where the past and future intertwine on the land of the Satsuma clan.

Hotel Vista Tokyo Tsukiji

Tokyo

149 Rooms

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From $160 per person/night

Nestled in the buzz of Tokyo's legendary fish market district, this design-forward hotel puts you right in the thick of the city's gastronomic action. Dawn risers catch the drama of market life unfolding, while night owls return to find comfort in thoughtfully designed rooms featuring artisanal Japanese craftsmanship. The location works wonders - you're close enough to smell the morning's catch, yet positioned perfectly for exploring Ginza's glittering boulevards. Think of it as your own private Tokyo time machine: one moment you're watching age-old trading traditions, the next you're surfing the cutting edge of fashion in nearby boutiques.

Hotel Groove Shinjuku, A Parkroyal Hotel

Tokyo

538 Rooms

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From $310 per person/night

Move to the beat of the city at a Tokyo hotel that captures the high energy of Shinjuku. From its perch in Kabukicho Tower, Hotel Groove, Shinjuku, has its finger on the pulse of the famed Kabukicho entertainment enclave while delivering a unique art and music experience for travellers with a keen eye for style and culture.

Hotel Rose Garden Shinjuku

Tokyo

From $70 per person/night

Conveniently located in Nishi-Shinjuku, this small luxury hotel is just a step away from the hustle and bustle of the city and offers a restaurant with a spacious garden terrace surrounded by lush greenery and light, relaxing rooms to suit your purpose in life, and a sense of kindness and warmth.

Fairmont Tokyo

Tokyo

From $420 per person/night

This iconic destination offers the ultimate vantage point with views of Tokyo Tower to the west & the tranquil bay to the east. Enjoy exceptional dining, grand celebrations, and serene retreats in our scenic accommodations, spa, and outdoor green terraces - a rare blend of vibrant urban scenery and peaceful serenity awaits.

Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo

Tokyo

From $240 per person/night

Did someone say babysitting service!?

Ideal for visitors to Tokyo with kids, this family friendly property goes over the top to make sure your little ones are happy.

GRAND NIKKO TOKYO DAIBA

Tokyo

From $190 per person/night

This hotel offers beautiful views of Odaiba, including Tokyo Tower and Rainbow Bridge. A hotel where you can unleash your senses in complete comfort. People use it for sightseeing in Tokyo, business accommodation, restaurants, meetings, parties, and weddings.

Park Hotel

Tokyo

270 Rooms

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From $110 per person/night

Since ancient times, the Japanese have had the wisdom to integrate various aspects of nature into daily life. They have an untiring love affair with the four seasons. At Park Hotel Tokyo, in the areas of ART — Atrium, Restaurant and Travel, we offer our guests first-hand experience of Japanese aesthetics, each room being a work of art itself. Based on the 25th floor and up of the Shiodome Media Tower, you'll get a perfect view of Tokyo.

Park Hotel

Tokyo

From $180 per person/night

IT'S LIKE A MUSEUM WHERE YOU CAN STAY OVERNIGHT At Park Hotel Tokyo, art exhibitions are held throughout the year from the entrance to the corridor in front of the guest rooms. The guest rooms feature large windows and provide a panoramic view of Tokyo, providing an elegant space.

Capitol Hotel

Tokyo

From $970 per person/night

The hotel has direct access to the Tameike-sanno and Kokkai-gijido-mae subway stations, which offer direct links to the Shinjuku, Shibuya and Ginza areas. The Imperial Palace is a 5-minute drive, while Roppongi Hills is a 10-minute drive away.

Century Southern Tower

Tokyo

From $240 per person/night

The Hotel Century Southern Tower is ideally situated in the heart of Shinjuku, the heart throb of Tokyo. Located at a leisurely 3-minute stroll away from Shinjuku Station, they are the ideal starting point for exploring the exciting city of Tokyo. Whether you are in Tokyo on business or leisure, you will be able to take full advantage of everything you need and more during your stay with The hotel Century Southern towers. ..

Citadines Shinjuku

Tokyo

From $160 per person/night

East of Shinjuku station lies some of the city’s most iconic department stores. Each store was built and designed to cater to a specific customer, from the popular Marui or upscale Takashimaya to the always-entertaining Isetan, which is a mere 15-minute walk from the Citadines residence. Never miss a chance at exploring the basements of these shopping malls, which are often a paradise filled with Japanese snack sellers, fragrant bakeries and delicate sweet shops.

Hotel Okura

Tokyo

From $550 per person/night

The moment you step into the lobby,A time full of calm spreads. Whether in the skyscraper hotel Prestige Tower or the Japanese aesthetic of the Heritage Wing, the Okura Tokyo has reimagined traditional Japanese harmony. The people who come to the Okura Tokyo enrich our culture.The hotel is home to a variety of facilities, including a fitness club & spa and a go salon.

The Aoyama Grand Hotel

Tokyo

From $260 per person/night

Aoyama is a fashion and culture center which draws people from around the world. It is from here that the Aoyama Grand Hotel, built on the former Bell Commons site, promises to offer a rich experience as a new landmark. Mid-century modern style room. With a carefully selected interior and a spacious and luxurious space,

Tokyo

Best hotels in Tokyo

Conrad Hotel

Shiba Park Hotel

Aman Tokyo Spa

Grand Hyatt Tokyo

Park Hotel Tokyo

Janu Tokyo

Tokyo Station Hotel

Shangri- La

Hotel Gracery Shinjuku

Mandarin Oriental

Palace Hotel

The Peninsula Hotel

Four Seasons Marunouchi

Mimaru Tokyo Ginza East

Hoshinoya Tokyo

The Royal Park Canvas

Celestine Hotel Tokyo Shiba

Hotel Vista Tokyo Tsukiji

Hotel Groove Shinjuku, A Parkroyal Hotel

Hotel Rose Garden Shinjuku

Fairmont Tokyo

Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo

GRAND NIKKO TOKYO DAIBA

Park Hotel

Park Hotel

Capitol Hotel

Century Southern Tower

Citadines Shinjuku

Hotel Okura

The Aoyama Grand Hotel

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