Best Luxury Hotels in Tokyo
Aman Tokyo, The Peninsula Tokyo, The Ritz-Carlton Tokyo, Park Hyatt Tokyo, Mandarin Oriental Tokyo, Four Seasons Tokyo at Otemachi, Hoshinoya Tokyo, Palace Hotel Tokyo, Imperial Hotel Tokyo, and The Tokyo Station Hotel. Tokyo's great hotels sit stacked inside towers, so floor and view decide more here than in any other city on this site, along with which district you land in: Otemachi for finance, Ginza for shopping, Shinjuku for the skyline view the Park Hyatt is known for. We weigh the bath if the hotel has one, the depth of the kaiseki or French kitchen, and service that stays formal without turning cold. This is the address itself, not the Ritz-Carlton or Four Seasons brand covered above.
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Legendary hotel crowning the top 14 floors of Shinjuku Park Tower, recently reopened after a 19-month redesign. Sophisticated rooms, haute cuisine on the 52nd floor, and the city views that defined Tokyo luxury.
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Contemporary luxury hotel on the top six floors of a modern tower in Tokyo's financial center. Michelin-starred dining, full spa with traditional Japanese baths, and design by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
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A 17-story tower ryokan in central Tokyo with 84 rooms arranged as traditional Japanese inns, each floor functioning as a private retreat with tatami-matted corridors and a shared lounge.
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A 245-room tower hotel occupying the top nine floors of Tokyo Midtown in Roppongi, featuring a one-star Michelin restaurant, Japanese dining venues, and views of Mount Fuji.
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Luxury hotel occupying the top nine floors of the Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower in historic downtown Tokyo. Award-winning spa, Michelin-starred dining, and immersion in the city's oldest merchant quarter.
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A free-standing 24-story luxury building opposite the Imperial Palace in Marunouchi, with 314 suites, a Cantonese fine-dining restaurant, and an award-winning spa.
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Aman's first urban property rises above Tokyo's financial district with 84 suites of Japanese-inspired minimalism, an eight-seat omakase counter, and a 30-meter pool with city views.
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A modern luxury hotel at the edge of the Imperial Palace with 290 rooms, Michelin-starred dining, and balconies on more than half the guest rooms, a rare feature in central Tokyo.
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A historic 1915 luxury hotel restored to its original grandeur, occupying the iconic red-brick Marunouchi Building with commanding views of the Imperial Palace and direct access to Tokyo's transport network.
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Tokyo's oldest luxury hotel, founded in 1890 and home to the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed building that opened in 1923, the same day as the Great Kanto Earthquake.
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The inaugural Janu hotel opened in March 2024 in Azabudai Hills, designed by Jean-Michel Gathy with an emphasis on wellness and social connection, featuring one of Tokyo's largest hotel fitness centers and eight distinct dining venues.
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A contemporary luxury hotel on the 40th-45th floors of Tokyo Midtown Yaesu, designed as the eighth property in the Bvlgari collection, with Michelin-starred Italian dining and a large spa overlooking the Tokyo skyline.