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Imperial Hotel Tokyo

A Tokyo icon, the Imperial Hotel blends classic Japanese hospitality with Art Deco grandeur. While the original Frank Lloyd Wright-designed wing was demolished, its legacy endures in the main building's distinctive}^ lobby and thoughtful service. Expect meticulous attention to detail, from the impeccable concierge to the precise art of the tea ceremony.

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Okura Tokyo

Enjoy your stay and discover all we have to offer at The Okura Tokyo in Tokyo, Japan from The Leading Hotels of the World.

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Palace Hotel Tokyo

A moat-side sanctuary where Japanese hospitality meets palatial scale, featuring floor-to-ceiling views of the Imperial Palace gardens and light-filled, airy interiors.

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Hotel New Otani Tokyo The Main

A timeless urban oasis established in 1964, The Main wing of Hotel New Otani Tokyo sits gracefully within a 400-year-old traditional Japanese garden. Blending classic design with meticulous service, this iconic hotel offers a tranquil retreat amidst the city's vibrant energy. The Tower boasts dramatic city views.

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Hotel New Otani Tokyo Executive House Zen

Perched atop a 17-acre classical Japanese garden, Executive House Zen melds traditional aesthetics with mid-century design. Originally designed by Kiyonori Kikutake, the hotel’s interiors feature natural woods and Shoji screens, offering a tranquil escape amidst Tokyo’s bustling urban landscape. A particular highlight is the "Super Melon" shortcake, a culinary masterpiece crafted from specially cultivated, high-sugar melons from Shizuoka Prefecture.

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HOSHINOYA Tokyo

A modern ryokan in the heart of Tokyo, HOSHINOYA Tokyo offers a serene escape with its Edo-inspired design, natural hot spring baths, and carefully curated cultural experiences. Tatami mats and subtle paper screens define each floor, providing a tranquil, immersive stay.

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Park Hyatt Tokyo

Occupying the top floors of Shinjuku Park Tower, this iconic retreat offers 360-degree skyline views, timeless wood-paneled interiors, and an atmosphere of elevated serenity.

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The Peninsula Tokyo

This vibrant location perfectly combines Japanese traditions with modern influences. The Peninsula Tokyo's prestigious location offers commanding city views, luxurious comfort, sophisticated facilities, extraordinary dining options and the legendary Peninsula service.

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Bulgari Hotel Tokyo

Top eight floors of the Tokyo Midtown Yaesu tower, 98 keys, the largest spa among Bulgari Hotels (1,300 m²).

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Aman Tokyo

Otemachi tower, 84 rooms, the largest spa in central Tokyo (2,500 m²) with double-height onsen-style baths.

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Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills

Soaring above Tokyo, Andaz Toranomon Hills blends modern design with traditional Japanese aesthetics. Interiors by Tony Chi feature natural materials like walnut and Washi paper, offering panoramic city views from every room and an exceptional, serene pool on the 37th floor.

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Takanawa Hanakohro

Takanawa Hanakohro, an oasis in the heart of Tokyo, offers a refined Japanese experience. Each suite boasts a private open-air onsen, drawing mineral-rich waters from 1,200 meters below. The design thoughtfully integrates natural woods and traditional aesthetics, creating a serene and exclusive retreat.

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The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho a Luxury Collection Hotel

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Mandarin Oriental Tokyo

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Mesm Tokyo Autograph Collection

Positioned on theSumida River, the hotel’s design ethos channels the rhythm of Tokyo through its natural woods and a calming color palette. Each room features a balcony, a rare urban luxury, offering dynamic views of the city and the historic river below.

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The Okura Tokyo

A meticulous reimagining of a Tokyo icon, The Okura Tokyo blends mid-century modern aesthetics with traditional Japanese artistry. Designed by Yoshio Taniguchi, the hotel features a serene on-site onsen and a celebrated orchid-filled lobby, offering a tranquil escape amidst the urban bustle.

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The Tokyo Edition Toranomon

Soaring above the city, Kengo Kuma’s latest opus blends minimalist Japanese design with vibrant urban energy. A serene escape crafted from a natural material palette, each room frames the iconic Tokyo Tower through expansive windows.

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The Tokyo Edition Ginza

A beacon of modern luxury, The Tokyo Edition Ginza blends minimalist design with an emphasis on natural materials. Kengo Kuma’s visionary architecture brings a serene, understated elegance to the bustling Ginza district.

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Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo Premier Grand

A Tokyo landmark since 1971, this Shinjuku skyscraper blends modernist Japanese aesthetics with panoramic city views. Its Premier Grand rooms, renovated by Murata/Hirata Architectural Design Office, feature bespoke furnishings and natural wood accents.

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Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba

Set on the Tokyo Bay waterfront, the hotel offers panoramic views of the Rainbow Bridge and the city skyline. Guests can enjoy diverse culinary experiences, from authentic Japanese to international cuisine, with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients.

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The Capitol Hotel Tokyu

A Kengo Kuma masterpiece of clean lines and natural materials, The Capitol Hotel Tokyu is a serene escape above the Tokyo metropolis. Its 14th-floor, 25-meter indoor pool, and a two-story, sun-drenched, state-of-the-art fitness center are among the city’s finest wellness offerings.

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The Prince Park Tower Tokyo

Soaring above Shiba Park, this urban sanctuary by Kajima Design blends minimalist Japanese aesthetics with Western luxury. Guests can indulge in the hotel’s natural onsen, drawn from 1,000 meters below the Tower, and savor haute cuisine amidst panoramic cityscapes.

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The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo Autograph Collection

Amidst a 20,000 square meter Japanese garden, this urban oasis features a 12-story atrium and an executive lounge. Guests can enjoy traditional Shiatsu massage and seasonal kaiseki dining. The hotel blends classic elegance with modern comforts.

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Aman Tokyo

Aman Tokyo masterfully translates the Aman design language of space and discretion to a high-rise urban environment. Soaring above the Imperial Palace Gardens, the hotel's 84 rooms and suites are a sereneKerry Hill-designed sanctuary of wood, stone, and washi paper.

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Bellustar Tokyo a Pan Pacific Hotel

Soaring above Shinjuku, Bellustar Tokyo occupies the top floors of the Tokyu Kabukicho Tower. Interiors emphasize natural materials like wood and stone, while panoramic windows frame the dynamic cityscape. The hotel promises a serene retreat amidst the vibrant energy of Tokyo.

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Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo

Ascending to the 40th floor, Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo occupies a privileged aerie in the heart of the city. Italian elegance permeates, from the sleek architectural lines of bamboo and dark wood, to the exquisite Bulgari Suite boasting a private terrace and an unparalleled view of the Imperial Palace Gardens.

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The Peninsula Tokyo

A beacon of refined hospitality overlooking the Imperial Palace Gardens, The Peninsula Tokyo marries traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern luxury. Interiors by Kazukiyo Sato incorporate rich woods and natural stone, creating a serene urban sanctuary. Bespoke kimonos are provided for guests.

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The Okura Heritage Wing Tokyo

A triumph of Japanese modernism, The Okura Heritage Wing offers a tranquil escape with a two-story, 700-piece mural by ceramicist Kenkichi Tomimoto. Serene interiors by Yoshio Taniguchi, who also designed the MoMA, celebrate natural light and verdant garden views.

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Conrad Tokyo

Overlooking Tokyo Bay and the Hamarikyu Gardens, the Conrad Tokyo is a serene sanctuary amidst the city’s bustle. Adrian Zecha’s design seamlessly blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with contemporary luxury, featuring natural woods, fine silks, and an impressive art collection. The hotel’s Mizuki spa offers an array of rejuvenating treatments, while its Michelin-starred restaurants delight discerning palates.

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Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi

Soaring above the Otemachi district, this urban sanctuary by Jean-Michel Gathy blends Japanese aesthetics with modern luxury. Interiors feature natural woods and ikebana, while the 39th-floor offers unparalleled city views, including Mount Fuji. The Furo bath ritual is a highlight.

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Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo

Set within a historic botanical garden, Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo offers a serene escape. Guests can wander the expansive grounds, discovering ancient pagodas and a natural spring, before indulging in a Yawaragi massage that incorporates traditional Japanese techniques and local essential oils.

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The Tokyo Station Hotel

A landmark hotel meticulously restored within Tokyo Station’s original 1915 building. Its soaring, preserved spaces now house elegant accommodations, with interiors by Central Architects that delicately balance European classicism with Japanese sensibility. Guests can admire the intricate red-brick facade and domed ceilings, a testament to its enduring legacy.

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Shangri la Tokyo

Occupying the top 11 floors of the Marunouchi Trust Tower Main, Shangri-La Tokyo offers a serene retreat amidst the city’s bustling core. André Fu’s design harmonizes an impressive art collection with natural woods and rich fabrics, culminating in a tranquil, urbane sanctuary with unparalleled views of the Imperial Palace and Mount Fuji.

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Grand Hyatt Tokyo

A modern urban sanctuary in Roppongi Hills, balancing sleek design with traditional Japanese aesthetics. Features a striking bamboo garden and a collection of contemporary art, creating an atmosphere of serene sophistication amidst the city's vibrant energy.

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Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi

A serene urban sanctuary amidst the bustling Marunouchi district, this intimate Four Seasons property embodies understated luxury. Interiors by Jean-Michel Gathy blend contemporary design with traditional Japanese elements, featuring natural woods and muted tones. Guests can indulge in bespoke wellness programs and savor exquisite seasonal kaiseki while overlooking the iconic Tokyo Station.

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The Ritz Carlton Tokyo

Soaring above the Tokyo skyline, The Ritz-Carlton Tokyo epitomizes urban luxury. Its design by Frank Nicholson blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with contemporary elegance, featuring rich dark woods and sumptuously textured fabrics. Guests can unwind in spacious rooms offering panoramic views of the city or indulge in a serene spa experience, complete with a Vichy shower and personalized wellness programs. The Club Level redefines exclusivity, providing a sanctuary of bespoke service and culinary delights amidst the bustling metropolis.

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TRUNK (HOTEL) CAT STREET

In the heart of Shibuya, TRUNK (HOTEL) Cat Street stands as a minimalist haven, crafted from natural wood and reclaimed materials. The hotel champions a “Local First” ethos, bringing Tokyo’s vibrant culture to guests through thoughtful design and community-focused initiatives. Its aesthetic blends urban sophistication with raw, organic elements, creating an authentic and immersive experience.

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Granbell Hotel Shinjuku

The Granbell Hotel Shinjuku, a contemporary urban sanctuary, offers a sleek Tokyo stay. Designed with modern aesthetics, the hotel provides a tranquil escape amidst the city's vibrant energy, featuring thoughtfully appointed rooms and curated local art pieces.