Luxury Japan Tour

After a day of exploring Tokyo, you’ll need a comfortable and peaceful place to rest. Here are some recommendations for luxurious hotels in Tokyo located in renowned areas such as Shinjuku, Akasaka, and Ginza:

The Peninsula

This five-star hotel is situated on the edge of the premium shopping district of Ginza. It boasts a building designed like a Japanese lantern, and at night, it is adorned with a captivating pink glow. Prepare to be enchanted in every aspect. The hotel offers several luxurious room types, including:

1. Deluxe Rooms:
   • Beautifully designed rooms that provide an exquisite stay.
2. Hibiya Suites:
   • Spacious and luxurious suites with premium amenities, ensuring maximum comfort during your stay.
3. Peninsula Suites:
   • Extremely spacious and opulent suites, perfect for those seeking an exclusive and extraordinary lodging experience.

With the comfort and luxury of its rooms, this hotel offers an unforgettable stay amidst the splendor of Ginza.

The Ritz – Carlton Tokyo

 

This five-star hotel occupies the top nine floors of the second tallest building in Tokyo, and its windows align you with the second tallest structure in Tokyo, the Tokyo Tower. The hotel offers breathtaking views of Mount Fuji, providing guests with a spectacular and unique perspective of both the cityscape and the iconic mountain. Enjoy the luxury of being at eye level with Tokyo’s impressive skyline and the renowned Tokyo Tower, making your stay a truly memorable experience.

Furthermore, the hotel features seven diverse restaurants and bars. The guest rooms are designed as a blend of Eastern and Western styles, creating a unique and captivating atmosphere. Guests can indulge in a wide range of culinary options, from authentic local dishes to luxurious international cuisine. The fusion of design and gastronomy provides a rich and satisfying staying experience, catering to the preferences of guests from around the world.

Park Hyatt Tokyo

Hotel enthusiasts are captivated by the grandeur of Park Hyatt Tokyo, as it stands out as one of the most exclusive and influential establishments in the industry. Located in the Shinjuku district and spanning from the 39th to the 52nd floor of a glass-clad skyscraper, the hotel quickly establishes a comfortable ambiance with soft lighting and beautiful interiors. Additionally, it boasts a renowned spa and offers 177 rooms and suites, further enhancing the allure of this prestigious accommodation.

Memiliki empat restauran termasuk Musashi Sushi intim dan Sashimi Omakase. Makanan dan layanan di sini sempurna begitu juga dengan Spa yang paling mencuri perhatian, tempat kesucian sensori lengkap yang melayang tanpa terganggu di atas kota yang penuh dengan kehidupan. Perawatan terbaru mencakup segala sesuatu mulai dari ritual penyucian Shinto hingga pelatihan pedang Iaido. Tetapi sebenarnya, hanya dengan berada di sini saja sudah merupakan bentuk terapi

Aman Tokyo

Situated atop the upper levels of the Otemachi Tower in Chiyoda, this hotel is truly breathtaking. Aman has become a symbol of sharp Zen-like tranquility. Aman destinations typically emphasize nature and cultural heritage. The lobby area continues to captivate attention, featuring high ceilings, abstract flowers, and musicians in kimonos playing the koto strings. The bedrooms consistently exude a meditative space, with the scent of hinoki wood and sliding screens, creating a serene and calming atmosphere.

Featuring four restaurants, including the intimate Musashi Sushi and the Sashimi Omakase, the dining experience here is impeccable. The food and service are flawless, as is the spa, which steals the spotlight. A sanctuary of complete sensory purity floats undisturbed above the bustling city. The latest treatments range from Shinto purification rituals to Iaido sword training. However, simply being here is a form of therapy in itself.

Shangri La Tokyo

The hotel is conveniently located near Tokyo Station. The Horizon Club offers facilities for breakfast, canapes, and a comfortable space to relax and work. Additionally, Nadaman is a renowned venue for various cuisines ranging from sushi to teppanyaki. Shangri-La’s services have won awards for the quickest check-in, passport verification, and soon after, you find yourself in your spacious room.

The Tokyo Edition Toranomon

The reception on the 31st floor is lush with over 500 trees and plants, where staff in monochrome uniforms designed by Freddie Leiba move in and out. The hotel boasts 206 rooms with beautiful views, featuring The Jode Room and Garden Terrace by Michelin-starred chef Tom Aikens. These spaces offer exceptional views of the Tokyo Tower reminiscent of the Eiffel Tower.

A white marble bar atop emerald-colored stools, window seats adorned with sheer curtains – perfect for engaging in conversation while sipping intoxicating Ampo Sours, and ocean-colored sofas complementing the modern dishes from The Blue Room restaurant. The rooms are adorned with golden art, natural stone partitions, and extraordinary sky views. The hotel is complete with a spa providing comfort and serenity, an elegant swimming pool, and a 24-hour gym facility.

Mandarin Oriental Tokyo

This hotel is divided into two sections: the modern tower and the Mitsui Main Building. It features 57 retro-futuristic rooms and 22 suites, along with 10 impressive restaurants and bars, and a spa.

The hotel also offers a new experience for guests, from riding a rickshaw to enjoying Geisha performances, culinary tours, and even cruises.

Hoshinoya Tokyo

The fusion of a traditional ryokan inn with a semi-five-star hotel will provide you with an unforgettable experience. With 17 floors, each housing only six rooms, every floor feels like a mini ryokan on its own, centered around a tea room where candies and snacks are always available. This creates an opportunity for guests to interact in a serene environment. The large windows can be covered with shoji paper screens, and when opened, they filter patterned light through metal frames featuring Edo Komon motifs on the facade.

The Tokyo Station Hotel

The hotel was established in 1915 and underwent renovations in 2012, offering 150 rooms and suites. It provides a glimpse into the brief period when pre-war Tokyo architecture leaned towards Western and Edwardian influences. This makes the hotel quite majestic amidst a city filled with modern skyscrapers from the future.

The Capitol Hotel Tokyo

The district is entirely associated with politics, with the hotel serving as the residence for the prime minister and other VIPs. The hotel’s 251 guest rooms and 13 suites each embrace a minimalist and tidy Japanese aesthetic. The Premier King room, spanning over 680 square feet, exudes subtle elegance with light wood surroundings and glowing washi paper lanterns around the bed.

The Origami restaurant and bakery in the lobby are open all day and are especially renowned for lunch: offering an international mix of curries, soups, and sandwiches.