Japan is one of the most innovative places in the world, known for its futuristic and splendid design and rich traditional heritage. It's a place of contrasts reflected in its design style and accommodation: on one side of the scale, you might find yourself in a minimalist and zen ryokan, and on the other, you'll be inside an eccentric hotel staffed by robots. Japanese holidays are always an incredible roller coaster ride. With an extravagant experience, japan is a must-visit place.
Below you will find the most unique venues, covering a wide range of styles from innovative boutique hotels to traditional hotels and luxury hotels.
Hotel fans are passionate about Park Hyatt Tokyo; it's not the newest, or the most extravagant, but it is one of the rarer originals that other hotels crave.
Rising to the 39th and 52nd floors of a glass-walled tower in Shinjuku, the hotel quickly blends into the space with its soft lights and gorgeous interiors that, despite being open for more than two decades, still have looks timeless.
This hotel is run by robots (and a few people). Where is the gatekeeper? Oh, that's right, it's the furry velociraptor behind the desk with the green and white cap - or the model woman, smiling beside it, speaking in a stammering, announcement voice on the subway. Henn Na Hotel Maihama Tokyo Bay is located in Maihama, a district of Urayasu. In addition to the well-known Sensouji Temple, popular attractions in the area include Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea. Tokyo Disney Resort and Ikspiari are also worth visiting. Henn Na Hotel Maihama Tokyo Bay features a restaurant and more. You can connect to the free Wi-Fi in the room.
There's a second and third layer of luxury at any Shangri-La hotel, and as it nears its 10th anniversary in Tokyo, luxury still shines. Of course, it might not match the minimalist Japanese aesthetic like a RollsRoyce at a Honda dealership (more than 50 chandeliers, one of which is over 30 feet long, tend to overshadow paper lanterns. classic), but if glossy surfaces are your thing, don’t overthink.
The Celestine Tokyo Shiba features a terrace, a coffee shop, and a garden. Treat yourself to spa services, such as a massage, body treatment, or facial treatment. Be sure to enjoy a meal at La Pelouse Tokyo, the on-site restaurant. Along with a library and dry cleaning/laundry services, guests have access to free in-room Wi-Fi. There are two distinct room types at Celestine Tokyo Shiba, one that prioritizes price and efficiency, and the other that focuses on design and vision.
If you have an architect's eye, choose the Corner category which offers sweeping city views through oversized floor-to-ceiling windows. The patio rooms overlook the courtyard; they are perfect for light sleepers or those who don't plan to spend time at the hotel.
Tokyo Tower is located near Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills, a Hyatt concept that offers round-trip airport transfers, a terrace, and a coffee shop/café. Treat yourself to a massage, body wrap, and body scrub at AO Spa & Club, the on-site spa. Be sure to enjoy a meal at one of the 3 on-site restaurants, which offer local cuisine and al fresco dining. Stay connected to free Wi-Fi in public areas. In addition, you will benefit from other services such as dry cleaning and bar services.
Like most luxury brand hotels in Tokyo, Andaz Tokyo has 164 rooms spanning a series of floors atop a shared tower -- except, unlike most towers, Toranomon Hills is one of the tallest buildings. Check-in reflects this over-the-top view when guests arrive at the Andaz Lounge on the 51st floor. Instead of initiating the process at the counter, staff checks in at the lounge, making introductions as comfortable as a chat, more casual than a rigid transaction.
Hotel Risveglio offers a surprisingly modish design. The common areas are dark and moody, complemented by raw materials such as gray brick walls, black painted surfaces, and light wood backdrops that bring the entire palette together. That's not all (don't look for a spa, pool, or groomer), but that's what this clean concept is all about. It's cooler than a typical budget hotel and it has its personality. The bottom line is if you're looking for a solid base, bet on this place.
Hotel Risveglio Akasaka is located in Minato, a district of Tokyo, near a subway station. Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Imperial Palace are notable landmarks. Visitors looking to shop can visit Akasaka Sacas and LaLaport Toyosu Mall. Don't miss Tokyo DisneySea and Tokyo Disneyland. Guests appreciate this hotel's convenience for public transport: Akasaka Mitsuke Station is 4 minutes on foot and Akasaka Station is 7 minutes.
Upscale Tokyo aparthotel in Chiyoda, near Tokyo Imperial Palace, this aparthotel features an indoor pool, a restaurant, and a fitness center. Free Wi-Fi in public areas is available. Additionally, a 24-hour business center, parking, and a business center are on-site. Each aparthotel has a kitchenette with a fridge, stovetop, microwave, and dishwasher. Thoughtful amenities include bathrobes, slippers, free Wi-Fi, and flat-screen TVs. Ascott Marunouchi Tokyo offers 130 accommodations with safes and coffee/tea makers. Accommodations at this 4.5-star aparthotel have kitchenettes with refrigerators, stovetops, microwaves, and cookware/dishes/utensils. Bathrooms include bathtubs or showers, bathrobes, slippers, and toilets with electronic bidets.
While Ascott Marunouchi Tokyo's "serviced apartments" may sound good- Tokyo apartments are notoriously small - this hotel accommodation is sure to be bigger than your typical five-star apartment and maybe even shinier. The 22nd-floor lobby is as large and complete as any hotel, perhaps with a more relaxed natural atmosphere, With wooden floors, and floor-to-ceiling bookcases, it feels like a living room – that is, if the living room has high ceilings and a spread of Bellagio marble.
The Ritz-Carlton is a high-end hotel with 53 floors of glamour, elegance, and great views. The hotel has a fancy French restaurant, a Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant, and a top-notch spa that guests can enjoy.
The Ritz-Carlton Suite is the most luxurious room at the hotel. The room, which is decorated in a modern East-meets-West style, has stunning views, including a wide view of the Imperial Palace Garden. It's not cheap to stay in the most expensive hotel room in Tokyo.
It is the gardens - which span 10 acres - that will truly capture your attention and imagination at this massive property. The hotel was built more than 50 years ago to accommodate visitors to the first Tokyo Olympics, but the first gardens have taken over the area - they are more than 400 years old. Through rows of verdant trees, see traditional Guzei red bridges spanning ponds filled with koi carp, while a waterfall rushes over the edge with majestic views.
It doesn't feel like you're in the middle of a bright, high-tech city, as feel like you are in an oasis. New Otani Nagaoka is located in Nagaoka. Kawai Tsuginosuke Memorial and Yamamoto Isoroku Memorial are cultural highlights of the area.
Instead of being seen as a single city, here you can find the best atmosphere and vacation shots. The basic vacation spots in Tokyo are the Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Pinnacle, the shopping regions of Harajuku and Shibuya, the customary Meijahnd Sensoji Sanctuaries, and obviously, the cherry bloom blossoms in April. Vacation here will be one of a kind experience for the traveler and, here you can find luxury hotels to stay in.