Best Grand Hotels Hotels in Tokyo
As a long-established luxury travel publication, The Luxury Editor is known for showcasing hotels that go beyond star ratings alone and focus on what really matters to discerning travellers seeking a memorable stay in a grand hotels hotel in Tokyo. Service, design, atmosphere, sense of place and the overall quality of the guest experience all play a part in whether a property earns its place in our curated list.
Whether you are at the early stages of planning or already comparing a shortlist, our choice of grand hotels hotels in Tokyo is a credible and useful guide, with easy booking options too.
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Tokyo-to, Tokyo
Fairmont Tokyo
(5 stars)Fairmont Tokyo brings the brand’s signature blend of timeless elegance and contemporary design to the heart of the city. Set across the upper floors of the BLUE FRONT SHIBAURA Tower South in the dynamic Shibaura district, the hotel offers panoramic views of Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Bay. It features 217 spacious rooms and suites, including three standout signature suites, all with floor-to-ceiling windows and interiors inspired by Japanese craftsmanship. Guests can relax at the Fairmont Spa and Health Club, home to a 20-metre indoor infinity pool, Technogym fitness suite and tranquil saunas, or opt for the Fairmont Gold experience for enhanced privacy and service. Seven restaurants and bars showcase a variety of global and local cuisines, from teppanyaki and sushi to wood-fired coastal dishes and a discreet listening bar serving rare spirits. With a range of stylish event spaces and a strong focus on hospitality, Fairmont Tokyo offers an elevated base for both business and leisure travellers.
Tokyo-to, Tokyo, Minato
Grand Hyatt Tokyo
(5 stars)Choose the Roppongi and Akasaka districts as your base for your time in Tokyo, with a stay at the Grand Hyatt. It’s been around for two decades, catering to a wide clientele with its global approach to hospitality. Food is a highlight here; on the sixth floor, you’ll find a great sushi restaurant, Roku Roku. But there are many other options besides, including Maduro and the French Kitchen. There’s also a pool (and suites with private pools if you’d rather not share). The Grand Hyatt is set in Shinjuku Park Tower, Tokyo’s second tallest building soaring 52 storeys.