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Courtesy Aman ResortsRead MoreAman Tokyo
Aman Hotels might have come from Japan, so well does the generally super-understated, minimalist look of its guestrooms match the ethos of the culture. It took a while for the company to arrive here, but when Aman Tokyo debuted in...
Bulgari Bar terrace. Courtesy Bulgari Hotels & ResortsRead MoreBulgari Hotel Tokyo
On the top floors of a glass skyscraper overlooking Tokyo Station and the Imperial Palace gardens, Bulgari Hotel Tokyo offers a winning combination of Japanese sense and Italian sensibility.
Read MoreCapitol Hotel Tokyu
With its imposing latticework metal and glass exterior, the building that houses the Capitol Hotel was designed by architect Kengo Kuma, and fits seamlessly into the Japanese capital’s space-age skyline.
Read MoreGrand Hyatt Tokyo
This modern 389-room business hotel is situated amidst some of Tokyo’s finest dining and the world’s top luxury shops.
Courtesy of Hoshino ResortsRead MoreHoshinoya Tokyo
Hoshinoya Tokyo offers a Japanese ryokan experience in the city. From the hotel’s traditional tatami flooring to its onsen (Japanese hot springs), the property is a peaceful retreat in the bustling metropolis.
Courtesy of Mandarin Oriental TokyoRead MoreMandarin Oriental Tokyo
Mandarin Oriental sought out an iconic Japanese design firm to finish off the 32-38th floors of the César Pelli–designed Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower with timeless style, making this a relaxing refuge for business and leisure travelers.
Read MorePalace Hotel Tokyo
Owned by Japanese hoteliers, the 23-story Palace Hotel is located adjacent to the Imperial Palace Gardens and, thanks to a beautiful renovation, has elegant, sleek and modern décor.
Read MorePark Hyatt Tokyo
The Park Hyatt Tokyo—a city mainstay that became an icon in 2003 as the setting of Sofia Coppola’s cult classic Lost in Translation—attracts big-name guests, despite a slightly less desirable location than some of Tokyo's other top hotels.
Read MorePeninsula Tokyo
The Peninsula has perhaps the best hotel location in the city, flanked by the Imperial Gardens and the lively bustle of Ginza, but the rooms are less impressive than other hotels in town.
Read MoreShangri-La Tokyo
Though Shangri-La is not nearly as familiar a name in the West as in the East, in the short time since its debut, the Shangri-La Tokyo has earned its spot among Tokyo’s top properties.
Read MoreThe Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo
Atop Roppongi’s sophisticated 53-story Tokyo Midtown complex, the Ritz-Carlton Tokyo is a welcoming home-away-from-home for Western travelers in search of creature comforts and museums, restaurants and shops all at their fingertips. What the Ritz lacks in Japanese authenticity, it well...
The Tokyo Edition Toranomon, photo by Nikolas KoenigRead MoreThe Tokyo Edition, Toranomon
One of Tokyo's newest properties, the Edition, Toranomon opened in 2020 with 206 rooms and suites, across the 31st to 36th floors of a skyscraper in the up-and-coming Toranomon neighborhood (located between luxe Marunouchi, to the north, and chic Roppongi,...
Courtesy Trunk HotelRead MoreTrunk Hotel
Adored by young, stylish travelers and trendy locals, the Trunk (Hotel) has a social club atmosphere and a great location on a charming side street in the heart of the Shibuya neighborhood.
