Best Luxury Hotels in Tokyo
The vibrant city of Tokyo attracts visitors from all over the world with its rich culture, vibrant nightlife scene and wealth of attractions. There are hundreds of hotels scattered around the city, ranging from five-star hotels that you can splurge your budget on to capsule hotels, where you sleep in a tiny capsule bedroom. If you want to spend a night in luxurious style, Tokyo has a variety of international brand hotels you can choose from. Luxury hotels can be found in western Shinjuku, with the most notable one being the Park Hyatt Tokyo, featured in Lost in Translation. Around Tokyo Station are the Seiyo Ginza and Four Seasons Maronouchi, while there are other excellent choices in Akasaka.
Tokyo-to, Tokyo, Chiyoda
Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi
(5 stars)Marunouchi’s big sister hotel occupies the top six floors of a 39-storey skyscraper and accommodates 190 bedrooms. Within a stone’s throw of the Gardens of the Imperial Palace, it has an especially regal, and green outlook. Inside are two restaurants with outdoor terraces and a 1920s-era bar; a spa featuring a 3-D installation that was inspired by Issey Miyake textiles; a 20-metre swimming pool; and traditional soaking baths. For the best suites, book one on the 34th to the 38th floors — these were artfully designed by Jean-Michel Gathy of Denniston.
Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi
Tokyo-to, Tokyo, Chiyoda
Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo At Marunouchi
(5 stars)Marunouchi’s big sister hotel occupies the top six floors of a 39-storey skyscraper and accommodates 190 bedrooms. Within a stone’s throw of the Gardens of the Imperial Palace, it has an especially regal, and green outlook. Inside are two restaurants with outdoor terraces and a 1920s-era bar; a spa featuring a 3-D installation that was inspired by Issey Miyake textiles; a 20-metre swimming pool; and traditional soaking baths. For the best suites, book one on the 34th to the 38th floors — these were artfully designed by Jean-Michel Gathy of Denniston.
Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo At Marunouchi
Tokyo-to, Tokyo, Shinjuku Ward
BELLUSTAR TOKYO, A Pan Pacific Hotel
(5 stars)This Pan Pacific Hotel provides jaw-dropping bird’s eye views from its perch on floors 39 to 47 and with bedroom windows seven meters wide. It’s a brand new arrival, opened in the forward-thinking and vibrant district of Shinjuku on the 19th May 2023. Its highlights include a three-storey restaurant and a spa that celebrates the country’s four seasons and terroir. The decor is seductive, with dark interiors contrasted by crisp white bedding. If arriving by air, the hotel will gladly send their limo along to whisk you here with ease.
BELLUSTAR TOKYO, A Pan Pacific Hotel
Tokyo-to, Tokyo, Chuo Ward
AC Hotel by Marriott Tokyo Ginza
(5 stars)With high-tech meeting rooms, the AC Hotel by Marriott is popular with business people, while its proximity to two subway stations (five minutes away) and location in buzzy Ginza, makes it ideal for tourists. Twin and king-size rooms are available, with the larger categories providing separate sitting areas. All have a minimal, soothing decor with amenities created to make the best use of the space and to reduce clutter. Guests can dine in the onsite AC Kitchen (inside and terrace seating is available with a leafy outlook), or in the AC Lounge. The fitness centre is open around the clock, ideal for those wanting a workout in the wee small hours, when still on British time.
Tokyo-to, Tokyo, Chuo Ward
Hyatt Centric Ginza Tokyo
(5 stars)Found on the famed Namiki Dori street, the Hyatt Centric in the fashionable district of Ginza is well placed for a spot of designer shopping. Flanked by Bonsai trees, the entrance leads into the property’s 12 floors, but you’ll need to take a lift to reach the lobby; located on the fourth level. This impressive space overlooks the restaurant and bar NAMIKI667 below, creating a sense of atmosphere immediately. The building had a former life as the HQ of a national newspaper and provides links to this heritage throughout the decor.