Tokyo Grand Hyatt Tokyo: Dining, Art and a Night in Roppongi Hills
Grand Hyatt Tokyo pairs 42-square-metre rooms with standout dining, a 20-metre pool and direct access to Roppongi Hills. Plan an evening-to-morning stay.
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Tokyo Shangri-La Tokyo: Spacious Rooms Beside Tokyo Station
Shangri-La Tokyo stands beside Tokyo Station in Marunouchi. A guide to its spacious rooms, skyline views, spa, dining and location.
Tokyo The Okura Tokyo Review: The 1962 Lobby Reborn in Toranomon
The Okura Tokyo carries its 1962 Japanese-modernist lobby into a 508-room Toranomon hotel with refined dining, skyline rooms and a 25-metre pool.
Tokyo Conrad Tokyo Review: Bay Views Over Shiodome and Hamarikyu Gardens
Conrad Tokyo occupies floors 28 to 37 above Shiodome. Choosing between city and bay views, Executive Lounge access and suites, with 48 sq m standard rooms.
Tokyo Palace Hotel Tokyo: Moat-Side Rooms and Marunouchi Heritage
Explore Palace Hotel Tokyo’s moat-side setting, balcony room differences, Wadakura dining, historic details, spa access rules and Otemachi connections.
Tokyo Andaz Tokyo: A Residential-Style Stay Inside Toranomon Hills
Andaz Tokyo, a residential-style hotel inside Toranomon Hills with skyline views. A guide to its rooms and suites, spa, dining and location in Tokyo.
Tokyo The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo Review: Sky-High Luxury in the Heart of Roppongi
Review The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo for spacious high-floor rooms, direct Roppongi access, Club Lounge, skyline views, dining and spa, with current Expedia availability.
Tokyo The Peninsula Tokyo Review: A Japanese Lantern Beside the Palace Gardens
The Peninsula Tokyo faces the Imperial Palace Gardens from a lantern-like tower, with 302 rooms, a 20m pool and dining high above Hibiya.
Tokyo Mandarin Oriental Tokyo: Skyline Dining Above Nihonbashi
Mandarin Oriental Tokyo in Nihonbashi, with skyline dining and city views. A guide to its rooms and suites, spa, restaurants and location in Tokyo.
Tokyo Hoshinoya Tokyo: A 17-Story Ryokan with Otemachi Onsen
Explore Hoshinoya Tokyo’s Edo-komon architecture, six-room guest floors, Ochanoma lounges, Otemachi Onsen, dining, activities and access.