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The Deluxe Room is a favorite among guests. The design is gentle and muted, with grey and earthy colors, creating a calm and cozy atmosphere....
Bright, airy, and thoughtfully designed, the Superior Rooms (51 sqm) offer a serene retreat with views of the surrounding city. An executive work desk and...
The Premier Rooms in Tokyo offer the same comfort and luxury as the Deluxe rooms. They also have a more stunning view of the city's...
The Premier Corner Room has beautiful city views on the 8th to 22nd floors. You walk into a hallway shaped like an L, which immediately...
The Grand Premier Garden Room is truly a sight to behold. It provides a stunning panorama of the Imperial Palace Gardens, a feast for the...
The Grand Premier Park Room is a modern and attractive space. It has beautiful views of Hibiya Park or the Imperial Palace Gardens. Guests can...
The Marunouchi Suite offers unbeatable views of Marunouchi Naka-dori Avenue and Tokyo Skytree. The suite has modern furniture and soft colors. Large windows bring in...
The Executive Suite is a beautiful space decorated with neutral colors, deep reds, and bronze accents. It combines modern style with traditional Japanese elements. This...
The Deluxe Suite is in a fancy hotel corner. It has large windows that show Hibiya Park and the Imperial Palace Gardens. This suite's heart...
The Grand Premier Suite is a brightly lit, elegant space in the corner of a skyscraper's higher floors. The living room has two big windows....
The Peninsula Tokyo is a family-friendly deluxe hotel and one of the Peninsula brand's luxury global 5-star hotels. A resort of outstanding luxury and unique character, Peninsula guests can check in/out at any hour to this inspiring pink lantern building opposite the Imperial Palace.
Spacious rooms, fine dining, a glamorous spa, and impeccable service sum up what you can expect at this award-winning hotel in the heart of Tokyo.
The luxury hotel is at an excellent location in Yurakucho, Chiyoda city. This is the prestigious commercial center of Tokyo and a very vibrant area close to the rail station. Moreover, the neighboring Ginza and Marunouchi districts attract all ages with memorable street-food stalls, department stores, and high-end boutique shopping. In addition, the Takarazuka Theater and Yurakucho movie complex provides entertainment with the elegant Hibiya Park nearby to offer a break from the hubbub. Additionally, two international airports, Haneda and Narita, serve the city, with rail connections to/from both. A limousine service is also available for hotel guests.
Although this standalone property is impressive in size, it is also elegant in design. A landmark in the city, the hotel rises like a tower resembling a Japanese lantern suffused with a rosy glow at night. The uniformed staff greets guests transported from the airport in a courtesy green Rolls Royce and is helpful. Then, the efficient team takes over the front desk reception. A stunning high-ceiling pink-marbled lobby is illuminated by a dazzling suspended chandelier, its 1313 light bulbs mimicking a firework display. The hotel's growing art collection decorates walls, and fresh flowers enhance all areas. Marble also adorns the walkways looking out onto tree-lined streets.
The 24-story hotel has 314 room types. The rooms and suites are spacious in a bold contemporary design with woven gold bamboo ceilings. Besides, there are blonde wooden doors, muted earth-toned furnishings, and plush comfortable sofa seating.Beds are vast and deep, with a choice of king or twin. Japanese touches also give traditional flavor to the décor with art prints, lantern lights, and a cloakroom dressing table of striated blonde and gold local wood. A quick nail dryer is an extra pleasure. All amenities are as high-tech as they come, with buttons and gadgets controlling everything like personal robots. Moreover, high-speed internet and Wi-Fi are complementary and standard. Generous cupboards hide built-in mini-Lavazza coffee machines to rival the ubiquitous Nespresso in most hotel rooms. Bathrooms feature marble and stone with big standalone soaking tubs. Besides, there are separate rain-head showers and gorgeous Oscar de la Renta scented toiletries. Additionally, natural light fills rooms from full-length windows that open onto a cityscape outlook. Some rooms also provide comfy beds for the family pet. Check-in or out can be arranged at almost any hour.
These have all the luxury amenities of the rooms with added space, separate bedrooms, and lounge and dining areas. Lavish marble bathrooms have adjoining powder rooms. There is also a lot of wood and cherry-red pops of color among the soft natural tones. The stand-out features in the suites are the floor-to-ceiling wrap-around windows with expansive city views, particularly spectacular at night.
This is the epitome of the Peninsula brand's luxurious style. However, the Japanese minimalistic design doesn't hide the luxury of this suite. Features include a private wrap-around balcony with fine views over Hibiya Park and the Imperial Palace Gardens. Additionally, spaces have deep sink-in carpeting, a grand piano, and dining for up to 12 persons, and where you can arrange a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. Bathrooms are also lavish, and amenities off the scale high-tech.
This is another opulent suite with fantastic garden views, marble flooring, colorful deep-pile rugs, and plush seating. The overly large bathroom features more dark marble and stone. It also includes a pampering whirlpool and other spa-like amenities.
There are many dining options here, from gourmet to light-casual and delicious afternoon tea and coffee specialties in the lounge, terrace, or cafes. Alternatively, guests can order picnic-style food boxes to take away or arrange in-room dining. Special diets are also catered for. Peter is an upscaled grill restaurant. It is in a splendid position on the 24th level with magnificent views and serving specialties like dry-aged striploin beef. The a la carte menus at lunch and evening dining add a fresh strawberry tea served in the afternoons (seasonal). Traditional teas featuring birdcages of sweet delights are also offered in the gorgeous lobby, where international menus serve lunchtime guests and evening diners. Moreover, for lovers of Cantonese food, Hei Fung Terrace provides an exotic garden setting for authentic creative dishes you can enjoy in-room. In addition, Japanese sushi and kaiseki options are available in several dining areas. Additionally, Peter the Bar offers inspired signature cocktails and drinks in a darkly chic bar setting lightened by rows of glass cherry blossom trees.
World-class facilities in the Peninsula Spa include a lovely heated indoor pool and spa treatment rooms. A whirlpool, steam bath, sauna, and relaxation areas also exist.Exclusive Swiss facials, anti-aging techniques, and relaxing massages are also given in nine ultra-luxe treatment rooms. Additionally, the Peninsula Health Club is a fully-equipped fitness center with personal trainers to assist.
The Peninsula hotel welcomes young guests. It provides a specially arranged Pokemon party program in the summer months. Another unique feature for children aged over six years is traditional Furin making. This is one of the stand-out activities organized by the hotel. A 2-hour trip also takes kids to one of the remaining expert studios, where beautiful glass wind chimes (Furin) are hand-blown and individually painted in bright colors. The trip includes a chauffeur/translator and snacks and drinks. There is also a chance to make and decorate a chime to take home. Furthermore, kid's menus are available in restaurants and in-room service.
The Peninsula is also a famous wedding venue with a chapel within the hotel, expert planners and caterers, pre-wedding spa treatments, and a bridal gown boutique. Two spectacular ballrooms and a glass-encased sky room offer ideal venues for any celebration. You can also book conferences and business events.
The Peninsula brand is known for its luxury, style, and top-notch service. The Peninsula Tokyo hotel doesn't disappoint. You will no doubt have a great experience at this top-notch resort property.
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This 24-storey luxury hotel sits between Ginza and the Royal Gardens in Tokyo. The major sights are easy to reach, and Hibiya Station is nearby.
The Spa on the 6th floor is the perfect place to relax from the hassle and bustle of the city. Get the the Margy’s Facial Treatment!
Dine at the Peter restaurant on the top floor of the hotel. Enjoy the best Wagyu beef while having a fantastic view of the Imperial Palace Garden.
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The Peninsula Tokyo is best for travelers who want Ginza access, Imperial Palace views, spacious rooms and refined dining in a calm central location. It suits couples, business travelers, first-time Tokyo visitors, luxury shoppers, wellness-focused guests and anyone who values room size in Tokyo.
Yes. The Peninsula Tokyo works very well for first-time visitors because it combines spacious rooms, easy Ginza access, Imperial Palace proximity, strong dining and direct links to multiple metro lines. It gives guests a polished base without placing them inside Tokyo's busiest nightlife districts.
Yes. The Peninsula Tokyo has a spa and wellness centre, fitness facilities and a 20-metre heated indoor swimming pool. The pool is designed for laps or quiet downtime in the heart of the city, which is valuable after long walks around Ginza, Hibiya and Marunouchi.
The Lobby is known for afternoon tea, all-day dining and a dramatic open setting with balcony music. It is one of the hotel's signature social spaces and works well for breakfast, tea, light meals, meetings and a classic Peninsula-style pause during a Tokyo day.
Hei Fung Terrace is the hotel's Cantonese restaurant, designed with an atmosphere inspired by a Suzhou garden. It is a strong choice for guests who want refined Chinese dining in Tokyo, with a setting that feels distinct from the hotel's more international dining spaces.
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