Best Luxury Hotels in Chiyoda
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.
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The Peninsula Tokyo
(5 stars)Boasting some of the most spacious and luxurious guestrooms in the whole of Tokyo, the Peninsula features 24 storeys and towers over the city. Taking in the panoramic views of the city from the hotel’s rooftop is an experience that should not be missed, while the Peninsula is also famous for its afternoon teas. Guests can also dine in style while taking in the sights of Tokyo from the top floor Peter restaurant. Each of the guestrooms is designed to combine traditional charm with modern luxuries and guests are treated to a number of excellent modern conveniences including nail driers.
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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.
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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.
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The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel
(5 stars)As one of the newest luxury hotels to grace the Tokyo skyline, Prince Gallery Kiocho boasts a contemporary style and plenty of artistic touches scattered throughout its 26 storeys. For optimum luxury, guests will want to choose one of the eleven spacious suites that can be found on one of the upper floors, where they will be treated to impressive views of the city from the huge picture windows, while the hotel’s Washoku Souten restaurant is the perfect place to sample traditional Japanese cuisine in a contemporary setting.
The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel
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Shangri-La Hotel Tokyo
(5 stars)Set within easy walking distance from Tokyo Station, the Shangri La Tokyo welcomes both business travellers and tourists who have a love for the finer things in life. Everything here presents guests with nothing but the best, from the furnishings and toiletries in the guestrooms to the impressive dining options. The guestrooms that are part of the Horizon Club Executive Suites are among the most spacious in the whole of Tokyo and come complete with stylish living areas, light-filled window-side bathrooms and gorgeous corner views across the city.
