Hotels in Tokyo

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Japan is known for its top-notch service, whether in a capsule hotel, a snazzy high-rise, or a stately ryokan—so bear that in mind when planning wher... Read More

Japan is known for its top-notch service, whether in a capsule hotel, a snazzy high-rise, or a stately ryokan—so bear that in mind when planning where to stay in Tokyo. Expect polite, efficient help and beautiful design around every corner.

Of course, some properties are known for taking this service to another level. At the Peninsula, which boasts a prime location across from the Imperial Palace, rooms are equipped with luxe amenities like vanities with nail dryers, and marble bathrooms with built-in TVs. In the Park Hyatt Tokyo, which occupies a tower in the Shinjuku district, rooms have panoramic views and an indulgent spa, giving new meaning to the term urban oasis. Unwind with a cocktail in the hotel’s New York Bar, made famous in Lost in Translation. Among Tokyo’s ryokans, Andon Ryokan is one of the best, with just 24 rooms outfitted in antiques, a jacuzzi, and a rooftop bar. For budget accommodations, the First Cabin Tsukiji is sleek and efficient, with rooms inspired by airplane cabins.

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    Aman Tokyo

    Modern, minimalist Zen stylings (indoor gardens, sliding shoji doors, handcrafted washi paper ceilings) take over the top floors of the new Otemachi... Read More

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    Andaz Tokyo

    Large, smoke-free rooms are done up with touches of Japanese design wrought in paper and wood. Bathrooms sport deep soaking tubs in a nod to the country... Read More

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    Andon Ryokan

    An updated version of a traditional ryokan, this is a small inn with only 24 rooms: all filled with antiques hand-selected by the owner. Rooms are small... Read More

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    Bamba Hotel

    This small guest house in a renovated row house can be found in the historical Bamba area of Shinagawa. Rooms are classic Japanese-style with... Read More

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    Capitol Hotel Tokyu

    Amply sized rooms with super city views and a promontory over the historic Shinto monument, Hie Shrine, this property boasts sophisticated... Read More

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    Claska

    Each room in this boutique design hotel is unique, with five different styles created by a host of designers: modern (masculine bespoke wood furniture... Read More

  • Tokyo Destination Guide Courtesy of First Cabin Tsukiji
    First Cabin Tsukiji

    Stylish, efficient, and economical, this capsule hotel is modeled after air travel with two classes: first and business. Each room is single occupancy... Read More

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    Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo

    An elegant, five star hotel set in a spacious, winding Japanese garden complete with authentic pagodas, the rooms at the Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo are ... Read More

  • Tokyo Destination Guide Courtesy of Hotel Gracery Shinjuku
    Hotel Gracery Shinjuku

    A skyscraper hotel in the middle of bustling Shinjuku, this hotel comes equipped with modern rooms and self check-in terminals in the lobby.... Read More

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    Hotel New Otani Tokyo

    Sprawling, sumptuous, and venerable old hotel with amenities galore and a dozen elegant restaurants. Outdoor Japanese and rose gardens host the largest... Read More

  • Tokyo Destination Guide Courtesy of Imperial Hotel
    Imperial Hotel

    A legendary, 119-year-old property, close to the Imperial Palace, this traditional hotel is favored by diplomats and heads of state. The hotel... Read More

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    Keio Plaza Tokyo

    Keio Plaza Tokyo is a hotel known for its polished rooms with elegant touches and great views. But kids (or cartoon fanatics) will have sugar-coated... Read More

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    Meguro Gajoen

    Multipurpose complex with art, dining, community, business, and hotel spaces. A gallery filled with Japanese art, an atrium filled with seasonal gardens... Read More

  • Tokyo Destination Guide Courtesy of Royal Park Hotel The Haneda
    Royal Park Hotel The Haneda

    This polished and convenient hotel is directly connected to the international terminal at Haneda Airport. Rooms feature graphic and modern design as... Read More

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    Sukeroku no Yado Sadachiyo

    Located in the city's historic district, this traditional inn features rooms that are outfitted with tatami mats, low tables, and futon... Read More

  • Tokyo Destination Guide Courtesy of Sun Route Ginza
    Sun Route Ginza

    New business hotel in a glitzy area with rooms that are small but clean and smart. Extremely convenient to Ginza-itchome station and the Kabuki-za. No... Read More

  • Tokyo Destination Guide Courtesy of The Peninsula Tokyo
    The Peninsula Tokyo

    High-tech, contemporary, and plush, this full-service hotel even has a fleet of luxury cars available for chauffeur service. The 314 rooms are spacious,... Read More

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    The Tokyo Station Hotel

    Handsome hotel located in the historical red brick Tokyo Station. Tasteful traditional furnishing and lots of light in each room, the neighborhood is... Read More

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