Hotel Style
Charming
Facilities
Connecting Rooms
Hotel Style
Charming
Facilities
Connecting Rooms
Wrapped in windows and perched above the skyline, The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo deftly weaves together elements from both the East and West. Sleek lines and organic materials seamlessly merge with crystal and metal. Dining draws inspiration from Japan and beyond, garnering Michelin stars along the way. And the 21,528-sq-ft spa highlights timeless rituals in the pursuit of modern wellness. The result is a five-star hotel that redefines luxury in Japan.
Featuring - 360-degree panoramic vistas of Tokyo, 247 elegant guest rooms and s...
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Wrapped in windows and perched above the skyline, The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo deftly weaves together elements from both the East and West. Sleek lines and organic materials seamlessly merge with crystal and metal. Dining draws inspiration from Japan and beyond, garnering Michelin stars along the way. And the 21,528-sq-ft spa highlights timeless rituals in the pursuit of modern wellness. The result is a five-star hotel that redefines luxury in Japan.
Featuring - 360-degree panoramic vistas of Tokyo, 247 elegant guest rooms and suites, Magnificent sky lobby on 45th floor, Michelin-starred dining, 21,528-sq-ft spa and fitness center, State-of-the-art event facilities, A stunning ballroom and wedding chapel.
Rooms & Suites - Offering a respite from the vibrant city life below, the 247 guest rooms and hotel suites feature an East-meets-West design, marble bathrooms and magnificent Tokyo views. The Club Lounge on the 53rd floor enhances one’s stay with four ambient spaces, culinary offerings and exclusive events.
Dining - Global Cuisine Meets Endless Views - Like the vistas that stretch out over the Tokyo skyline, each of the hotel’s seven restaurants and bar promise to broaden your horizons. Discover Michelin-starred French cuisine at Azure 45, Japanese culinary experiences at Hinokizaka, seasonal produce paired with local seafood at Towers and more. "Azure 45" - This French restaurant has been newly redesigned, yet it maintains the highly visual cuisine that earned it a Michelin star. The space features private dining and a view from the 45th floor. "Towers" - This contemporary grill focuses on simple, seasonal ingredients including Akaushi prime rib and local seafood. Food is complemented by an expert wine selection and a signature dessert trolley. "La Boutique" - Devoted to the sweeter things in life, the boutique showcases the exquisite contemporary creations handcrafted by the pastry team of The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo. "Hinokizaka" - Is one of the best place to appreciate vista of Tokyo featured by four areas for each of Kaiseki, Sushi, Tempura and Teppanyaki. Each area has distinguishing design evoking the art of Japanese cuisine.
A Spa Hotel Where Wellness Is Inspired By Tokyo and Beyond - Spanning 21,528 square feet on the 46th floor, The Ritz-Carlton Spa, Tokyo encourages wellness with a blend of Eastern and Western traditions. A sense of tranquility greets guests upon arrival as each contemporary space unfolds against a backdrop of panoramic, skyline views. Here, as guests gaze over Tokyo, the warm lighting, sleek lines and intricate details of the spa hotel set the stage for renewal. Discover innovative therapies like the Sakura treatment, which incorporates rose quartz crystals and essential oils to promote relaxation, or the Zenrenity treatment, which purifies the body with plant-based products and marine algae. Other therapies include facials and a special treatment menu for men. A full-service beauty salon, 24-hour fitness center, 20-meter indoor pool and a variety of saunas, showers and baths round out the offerings of this luxury day spa.
Area & Attractions - What begin as breathtaking skyline views become momentous experiences at The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo. Located within the Midtown Tower, the hotel soars above the Roppongi District to capture vistas over landmarks like Tokyo Tower and Mount Fuji. Such visual drama is matched by the hotel’s extraordinary opportunities for exploration. Attractions like Mori Museum, Billboard Live and the Imperial Palace are just steps away from the hotel along with foreign embassies and high-end shopping. Further afield, areas like Akasaka, Minato Ward, Ginza and Shibuya promise worthwhile expeditions inspired by those bird’s-eye views from the tallest hotel in Tokyo. Guests may also immerse themselves in the traditions of Japan without ever leaving the hotel. A dynamic selection of activities ranging from manga to Shorinjiryu Karate offers a first-hand experience of Japanese culture.
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