Imperial Hotel Tokyo
Tokyo, Kantō, Japan
Established in 1890, the Imperial Hotel Tokyo has been a cornerstone of elegance in central Tokyo for over a century. It has hosted dignitaries, celebrities, and travelers from around the world, offering an experience that seamlessly combines traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern luxury. Guests are welcomed into an atmosphere where attention to detail and exemplary service define each stay.
Travelers passionate about history and seeking a luxurious base to explore Tokyo's landmarks will find the hotel's rich heritage and central location ideal.
Rooms and suites
Spaces at the Imperial Hotel Tokyo range from well-appointed rooms to luxurious suites, catering to various preferences. On the 14th to 16th floors, the Imperial Floors offer refined rooms and the exclusive Frank Lloyd Wright® Suite, paying homage to the hotel's storied past. Guests on these floors enjoy spacious layouts with sophisticated décor and SleepWorks beds for enhanced comfort.
For families or larger groups, connecting rooms on the regular floors provide ideal spaces for multi-generational stays. Each room blends traditional elegance with modern conveniences, creating a welcoming retreat after exploring the city. Options vary from 42-square-meter Deluxe Rooms to 115-square-meter Park View Corner Suites with views over Hibiya Park.
Amenities and experiences
Multiple restaurants offer diverse cuisine, including Les Saisons for French dishes, Kamon for teppanyaki, Tokyo Nadaman for Japanese cuisine, and the Imperial Viking Sal, the first buffet restaurant in Japan.
Access to the pool, saunas, and fitness gym, open daily, with complimentary access for Imperial Floor guests.
An authentic tea room offering traditional Japanese tea ceremonies, where guests can observe or participate in matcha-making experiences (advance reservations required).
Personalized assistance with itineraries, reservations, and local recommendations.
Activities such as rickshaw tours, sushi-making classes at Tsukiji Market, and guided walking tours exploring Tokyo's heritage.
Family-friendly rooms with connecting rooms, baby equipment on request, and a dedicated Baby Room.
Accessible rooms and facilities for guests using wheelchairs.
A dedicated space equipped for practice and enjoyment.
24-hour room service, laundry services including dry cleaning and pressing, and in-room massage treatments.
A selection of confectioneries, freshly baked breads, deli items, and unique gifts, with select goods available for online reservation.
How to get here
Located in Tokyo's Hibiya district, the Imperial Hotel is a short walk from Hibiya Park and the Ginza shopping area. Tokyo International Airport (Haneda) is approximately a 30-minute drive, and Narita International Airport is about 60 minutes by car. The hotel is close to multiple subway lines, including Hibiya, Ginza, and Yurakucho stations, all within walking distance. Private airport transfers can be arranged through the Imperial Hotel Limousine Service. Parking is provided for guests arriving by car, including accessible spaces.
