The Tokyo Station Hotel
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.
The Tokyo Station Hotel occupies the historic Marunouchi façade of Tokyo Station itself, directly connected to Japan’s most important rail hub. The original station opened in 1914, the hotel followed in 1915 and the carefully restored property reopened in 2012 after years of preservation work.
Its 150 rooms and suites occupy the long, protected red-brick structure rather than a conventional tower, creating unusual categories shaped by the building itself. Dome-side rooms look directly into the restored station rotundas, while Palace-view rooms face Marunouchi toward the Imperial Palace axis.
The basement wellness area now includes complimentary guest access to THE JEXER TOKYO fitness lounge, while AN SPA provides Japanese-product facial and body rituals. Separate Bath & Relaxing facilities include carbonated and artificial hot-spring baths plus dry and steam saunas for an additional charge.
Ten restaurants and bars range from French cuisine at Blanc Rouge and Japanese kaiseki and teppanyaki at Shichi Jyu Ni Kou to Bar Oak, where original 1915 red brick remains visible. The breadth is remarkable given that the hotel is embedded inside a working railway landmark.
The Tokyo Station Hotel is best for travelers who value history and transportation as genuine luxuries. Few hotels anywhere allow guests to sleep inside an Important Cultural Property and step directly onto Shinkansen platforms the next morning.