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Travelers combining Tokyo with rail journeys will value the hotel’s Tokyo Station adjacency and easy access to Ginza, Nihonbashi, and other central districts.

What makes it special

Eligible Horizon Club and suite guests can use the 37th-floor lounge, where panoramic city views accompany specialist concierge support and intimate seating.

Room to consider

Choose the Deluxe Imperial Garden View Room for 50 square meters, Imperial Garden outlooks, and a marble bathroom with separate rain forest shower.

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Email the hotel’s Meet & Greet service before arrival when reaching Tokyo Station from Narita, Haneda, or another city by Shinkansen.

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Shangri La Tokyo

Shangri-La Tokyo stands in the Marunouchi Trust Tower Main beside Tokyo Station. That address is especially useful when a visit begins or ends with a Shinkansen journey, but it also puts Ginza, Nihonbashi and the Imperial Palace area within reach. The hotel combines a central business-district setting with rooms above the movement at street level. It is a practical place to return to after moving between different parts of Tokyo.

The choice of room matters more here than a general promise of a city view. Across 200 rooms and suites, outlooks include the Tokyo skyline, Marunouchi, Tokyo Station and the palace area, depending on category. Dining, a private spa and a health club add reasons to spend some of the day inside the hotel. Those facilities are most useful when a busy itinerary leaves little appetite for another trip across the city.

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Rooms

  • 200 200

Hotel Style

  • Charming Charming

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa
  • Sauna Sauna

Experiences

  • Wellness Wellness
  • City Vibe City Vibe

Facilities

  • Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Accessible
  • Connecting Rooms Connecting Rooms

Rooms & Suites at Shangri La Tokyo

Deluxe Room
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Deluxe Room

538 sqft
From 564 USD

The Deluxe Room offers 50 m² and a king bed or two twin beds. Japanese details sit within a modern city interior, and the windows...

Deluxe Imperial Garden View Room
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Deluxe Imperial Garden View Room

538 sqft
From 681 USD

The Deluxe Imperial Garden View Room looks towards the Imperial Palace and Tokyo Station. Its 50 m² layout has a king bed or two twin...

Premier Room
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Premier Room

732 sqft
From 772 USD

A corner position gives the Premier Room broad views across Tokyo’s cityscape. The room has 68 m² of space around a king bed. A full-size...

Horizon Club Deluxe Room
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Horizon Club Deluxe Room

538 sqft
From 888 USD

The Horizon Club Deluxe Room has 50 m² and views across the Tokyo cityscape. It comes with a king bed or two twin beds. A...

Horizon Club Deluxe Imperial Garden View Room
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Horizon Club Deluxe Imperial Garden View Room

538 sqft
From 904 USD

The Imperial Palace and Marunouchi form the view from this 50 m² room. Choose a king bed or two twin beds. Modern furnishings have Japanese...

Horizon Club Premier Room
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Horizon Club Premier Room

732 sqft
From 934 USD

This corner room has 68 m² of space and a king bed. Double-glazed windows look across central Tokyo. Club access includes the private Horizon Club...

Executive Suite
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Executive Suite

732 sqft
From 1’237 USD

The Executive Suite separates its king bedroom from a living area within 68 m². A sofa pulls out to form an extra bed. The living...

Premier Suite
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Premier Suite

1,292 sqft
From 3’229 USD

The Premier Suite spreads across 120 m², with a separate bedroom and living area. Choose a king bed or two twin beds; a sofa converts...

Shangri la Club Suite
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Shangri la Club Suite

1,615 sqft
From 12’050 USD

The Shangri la Club Suite offers 150 m², with a king bedroom and separate living area. Silk, velvet and marble sit alongside original artworks. The...

Presidential Club Suite
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Presidential Club Suite

2,895 sqft
From 20’081 USD

The Presidential Club Suite spreads across 269 m², with a king bedroom and double-height living and dining space. Views take in Marunouchi and the Imperial...

The hotel is next to Tokyo Station, with Shinkansen terminals for journeys beyond the capital. That proximity eases a stay built around an arrival by train, a departure for another city or several separate Tokyo appointments. The station is large, so the time between a particular platform and the hotel will vary. What stays constant is the advantage of having the main rail hub close to the front door.

Marunouchi places the stay among offices, shops and restaurants rather than in a residential quarter. The hotel describes both Ginza and the Imperial Palace as about a 10-minute walk away. A palace-area walk and an evening in Ginza can therefore fit around the same central base. For travelers dividing their time between meetings and sightseeing, this part of Tokyo gives the day a useful geographic center without confining it to one district.

There is also practical help around arrival and departure. The hotel lists a meet-and-greet service at Tokyo Station platforms, luggage storage and concierge assistance with tickets among its services. Those are more relevant to a rail-led visit than another general claim about convenience. A station-platform meeting is best arranged with the hotel ahead of arrival, particularly when the journey includes luggage or a tight onward schedule.

Deluxe Rooms start at 50 square meters and look over the city. The Deluxe Imperial Garden View category is the same size but offers a different outlook, toward the garden and palace area. Premier Rooms expand to 68 square meters and sit at the corners of the hotel, with panoramic city views. The additional space suits a longer stay or a traveler who expects to work and rest in the room between plans.

A view should be treated as a room-category choice, not an attribute of every booking. The inventory distinguishes cityscape rooms from those facing the Imperial Palace, Tokyo Station or Marunouchi. This is particularly important when the outlook is part of the reason for staying. A city-view Deluxe Room and a palace-facing Deluxe Imperial Garden View Room share a floor area, yet they offer meaningfully different ways to experience the hotel.

The Deluxe Room has a marble bathroom with a bathtub and a separate rain shower, as well as a full-sized writing desk. These details make it a workable city room rather than simply an overnight stop beside the station. The Premier Room's larger corner layout offers more space without moving into a suite. That distinction is useful for guests who want an easier rhythm in the room but do not need the scale of the largest accommodation.

Suite sizes vary considerably. The Executive Suite is listed at 68 square meters, the Premier Suite at 120, the Shangri-La Suite at 150 and the Presidential Suite at 269. The hotel also lists a 100-square-meter configuration of two interconnecting Deluxe Imperial Garden View Rooms. For a family needing adjacent space, that named arrangement is a firmer starting point than assuming two rooms of another category will connect.

Horizon Club Deluxe Rooms retain the 50-square-meter size of the standard Deluxe category while adding access to the Horizon Club Lounge. The hotel describes a dedicated concierge service and lounge amenities for these guests. The lounge is on the 37th floor and is reserved for Horizon Club and suite guests. Its separate seating and concierge support may matter to someone spending several working days in Tokyo more than another increase in floor area.

This makes the room decision more nuanced than moving steadily up a size ladder. A Premier Room offers 68 square meters and a corner city view; a Horizon Club Deluxe Room keeps 50 square meters but adds the club setting. A suite may provide both more room and lounge access, depending on the category. The useful comparison is between space, outlook and how often the guest expects to use the lounge, not simply the category names.

Piacere and Nadaman give the hotel distinct dining experiences. Piacere serves contemporary Italian cuisine using seasonal ingredients from across Japan. Nadaman takes a different course, with sushi, teppanyaki and kaiseki among its Japanese dining formats. That range is useful for a stay when some evenings are best kept within the building.

Piacere is on level 28 and pairs its Italian menu with an extensive wine selection. Nadaman is on level 29 and has private dining rooms for group occasions alongside its restaurant seating. Private-room reservations carry specific conditions, so that experience calls for more planning than an ordinary meal. For a stay of several nights, the distinction is useful: an Italian dinner with wine or a Japanese meal shaped around a particular dining format.

The Lobby Lounge advertises seasonal afternoon tea. That gives travelers an option for a longer pause between plans without assuming a full restaurant meal. The Boutique offers sweets and hotel-original items to take away. It is a different kind of stop before leaving the hotel, particularly when there is not enough time for a seated meal.

Chi, The Spa offers private treatment space and massages from Asian traditions, alongside Kisetsu therapies inspired by Japan's seasons. It sits within the hotel, making a treatment easier to fit around a full day in the city. Advance booking is recommended, particularly when a treatment needs to fit around a train or dinner plan. Children under 16 are not permitted inside the spa, an important distinction from the separate Health Club facilities.

The Health Club includes a 20-meter heated indoor pool, fitness equipment, a whirlpool and sauna facilities. Its pool and gym are for resident guests. Children aged four to 11 must be accompanied by an adult when using the pool. These conditions matter for a family stay; for other travelers, the pool and gym offer a straightforward way to keep a routine without leaving the hotel.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

Resident guests can pair the heated indoor pool and hot whirlpool with a men’s sauna and women’s steam sauna in one health club.

Contemporary Italian cooking and Japanese kaiseki, sushi, and teppanyaki give guests genuinely different dining occasions within the same property.

Nature-inspired artworks and the Lobby Lounge’s glass ginkgo-leaf chandelier give this tower hotel a visual identity grounded in botanical design.

Location of Shangri-La Hotel Tokyo

1-8-3 Marunouchi, Marunouchi Trust Tower Main, Chiyoda City, Tokyo, 100-8283, Japan

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What to Know About Shangri La Tokyo

Is Shangri-La Hotel Tokyo a good choice for a Tokyo stay?

Yes. Shangri-La Hotel Tokyo is a strong choice for travelers who want skyline views, large rooms, polished service, dining, spa facilities, and Tokyo Station access. The hotel works well for luxury city breaks, business travel, train-based itineraries, and first-time visits. Its Marunouchi location is highly practical.

Where is Shangri-La Hotel Tokyo located?

Shangri-La Hotel Tokyo is in Marunouchi Trust Tower Main, next to Tokyo Station. The address places guests in central Chiyoda. This location is excellent for Shinkansen travel, airport train access, business meetings, Ginza shopping, and visits to the Imperial Palace area.

How many rooms and suites does Shangri-La Hotel Tokyo have?

Shangri-La Hotel Tokyo has 200 rooms and suites. The rooms are known for generous space, high floors, city views, and refined comfort. Room categories include city-view rooms, Imperial Garden view rooms, Horizon Club rooms, and suites. View choice is one of the most important decisions.

What are the rooms like at Shangri-La Hotel Tokyo?

Rooms start at a spacious size for Tokyo and feature large windows, elegant fabrics, marble bathrooms, work areas, and sweeping city views. Some rooms face the Imperial Palace area, while others look across Tokyo Station, Marunouchi, or the wider skyline. Suites add more living space.

Is Shangri-La Hotel Tokyo good for first-time visitors?

Yes. The hotel is excellent for first-time Tokyo visitors because Tokyo Station makes transport simple, and major districts are easy to reach. Guests can visit Ginza, Nihonbashi, the Imperial Palace, Asakusa, and many rail-connected areas without complicated transfers.

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