Where to stay
Tokyo Hotels
The address you pick decides the trip. Sorted by tier, with the rooms, the pools and the reason each property earns its place.
Luxury
Aman Tokyo
KEY2 PickOtemachi
Washi-lined rooms with soaking tubs looking over the Imperial Palace moat
Check-in 3:00pm · Check-out noon · Reception 24 hours
A quiet, atrium-lit base above the financial district
- —34-metre indoor pool
- —Aman Spa with onsen-style bathing
- —Six-metre-high entrance atrium
The Otemachi Tower, 1-5-6 Otemachi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo
Park Hyatt Tokyo
KEY2 PickNishi-Shinjuku
Skyline rooms across the hotel's top fourteen floors of Shinjuku Park Tower
Check-in 3:00pm · Check-out noon · Reception 24 hours
The Lost in Translation stay, still quietly the best view in Shinjuku
- —New York Bar and Grill
- —52nd-floor Club on the Park spa
- —Library Lounge afternoon tea
3-7-1-2 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo
The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo
Akasaka, Midtown Tower
Rooms from the 45th floor up, some with clear-day Mount Fuji views
Check-in 3:00pm · Check-out noon · Reception 24 hours
Business travellers who want the highest hotel floors in the city
- —Ritz-Carlton Spa on the 53rd floor
- —Tokyo's highest hotel bar, at 45th-floor Grill
9-7-1 Akasaka, Minato City, Tokyo
Boutique
Hoshinoya Tokyo
Otemachi
Tatami-floored ryokan suites arranged around a central atrium
Check-in 3:00pm · Check-out noon · Reception 24 hours
A modern ryokan stay without leaving the city centre
- —Rooftop onsen bath, eighteen storeys up
- —Origami-folded room service
- —Kaiseki dining on site
1-9-1 Otemachi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo