Tokyo

High above Otemachi, Aman Tokyo uses soaring space, Japanese materials and panoramic views to create one of the city’s most serene and architecturally striking stays.

Crowning Toranomon Hills, Andaz Tokyo pairs huge skyline-facing rooms, understated Japanese design and a rooftop social scene with one of the city’s strongest urban-resort facilities.

Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo crowns Tokyo Midtown Yaesu with vast skyline views, highly polished Italian-Japanese design and exceptional access to Tokyo Station.

The Capitol Hotel Tokyu pairs Japanese-modern rooms, panoramic city views and a deep urban spa with direct subway access beside the National Diet and Prime Minister’s residence.

Conrad Tokyo floats above Shiodome with panoramic bay and Hamarikyu views, large Japanese-inspired rooms and one of the city’s strongest high-rise spa experiences.

Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi is an exceptionally intimate 57-room hideaway beside Tokyo Station, pairing newly redesigned interiors, omotenashi service and Michelin-starred SÉZANNE.

Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi occupies the top six floors of a 39-storey tower, pairing Imperial Palace views with a spectacular 20-metre sky pool and a far more expansive high-rise experience than its Marunouchi sibling.

Grand Hyatt Tokyo is Roppongi Hills’ 387-room luxury anchor, combining large 42-square-metre entry rooms, Japanese-inflected modern design and a 1,300-square-metre Nagomi Spa with 20-metre pool.

Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba pairs generous bay-facing rooms with sweeping Rainbow Bridge views, executive-floor lounge service and a seasonal terrace pool in Tokyo’s most open waterfront district.

Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo is a garden-first urban resort where 45-square-metre-plus rooms, a real onsen and all-weather pool overlook a historic landscape animated by the hotel’s remarkable Tokyo Sea of Clouds.

Executive House Zen is Hotel New Otani Tokyo’s intimate hotel-within-a-hotel, combining serene rooms with a panoramic private lounge, six daily food presentations and privileged wellness access.

Hotel New Otani Tokyo The Main is the complex’s classic central wing, pairing a celebrated Japanese garden with a vast dining program, seasonal pool and unusually green setting in central Tokyo.

Imperial Hotel, Tokyo is one of Japan’s defining grand hotels, combining a prime Hibiya location, deep hospitality history, extensive dining and services, and enduring links to Frank Lloyd Wright.

Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo Premier Grand is a hotel-within-a-hotel high above Shinjuku, offering spacious upper-floor rooms, panoramic city views and an exclusive 45th-floor club lounge with personalized service.

A serene high-rise hotel above historic Nihonbashi, Mandarin Oriental Tokyo combines extraordinary skyline views, acclaimed restaurants, Japanese-inspired rooms and a panoramic spa with direct access to central Tokyo transit.

A creative waterfront hotel in Takeshiba, mesm Tokyo combines panoramic bay and skyline views, music-focused rooms with digital pianos, theatrical dining and a distinctly contemporary interpretation of Tokyo.

The quieter, more traditional side of The Okura Tokyo, the Heritage Wing pairs 60-square-meter rooms, garden views, Japanese craft and dedicated guest spaces with access to the full hotel’s dining and wellness.

Tokyo’s reborn modernist icon combines the high-rise Prestige Tower and intimate Heritage Wing with a meticulously recreated 1960s lobby, deep Japanese dining and elevated spa and pool facilities.

A modern Japanese classic beside the Imperial Palace, Palace Hotel Tokyo combines balcony rooms, moat and garden views, Evian Spa and exceptional Japanese and French dining in Marunouchi.

Facing the Imperial Palace gardens near Ginza, The Peninsula Tokyo combines Japanese-inspired contemporary design, unusually large rooms and highly polished technology with one of central Tokyo’s strongest locations.

High above historic Kioicho, The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho combines gallery-like contemporary interiors, panoramic city views and polished Japanese service with direct access to Tokyo Garden Terrace.

Beside Shiba Park with close-up Tokyo Tower views, The Prince Park Tower Tokyo is a full-scale urban resort with spacious rooms, a natural hot spring, 25-meter pool and newly refreshed premium floors.

Near Shinagawa Station, The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo pairs unusually spacious rooms with a landscaped Japanese garden, whirlpool baths and an atmosphere that becomes especially memorable during cherry-blossom season.

Occupying the top nine floors of Midtown Tower in Roppongi, The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo combines 245 rooms, extraordinary Mount Fuji views, Michelin-starred French dining and a 46th-floor wellness complex.

Directly beside Tokyo Station, Shangri-La Tokyo combines 200 large high-floor rooms with Imperial Palace views, a 20-meter indoor pool, Chi spa and polished Japanese and Italian dining.

Hidden within a vast Japanese garden near Shinagawa Station, Takanawa Hanakohro is a 16-room ryokan-style retreat with tatami suites, private OH-SAI Lounge privileges and deeply personalized omotenashi in central Tokyo.

The smaller of Tokyo’s two EDITION hotels, Ginza offers just 86 Kengo Kuma-designed rooms and suites, a 24-hour gym and four tightly curated food-and-drink spaces including Asia-ranked Punch Room.

Occupying floors 31 to 36 of Tokyo World Gate, The Tokyo EDITION, Toranomon pairs 206 Kengo Kuma-designed rooms with Tokyo Tower views, private sky terraces, a 14-meter indoor pool and a six-treatment-room spa.

Built directly into Tokyo Station’s restored 1914 red-brick Marunouchi building, The Tokyo Station Hotel combines 150 classically styled rooms with unmatched rail access, 10 restaurants and bars and a sophisticated basement wellness program.