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The Classic Room, spanning an area of 23 to 30 square meters, provides a delightful blend of convenience and comfort. Guests at Intercontinental Tokyo are...
Step into the Premium Room at The Strings, and you'll be transported to an elevated experience that will enhance your stay in Tokyo. This spacious...
Welcome to the luxurious Club Premium Bath View Room, where guests are treated to a host of exclusive privileges. With Club Access and the elegant...
In the Club Premium Room, guests staying at this exquisite Tokyo hotel are granted exclusive access to one of the city's most coveted lounges. Within...
In the Club Suite, guests will find ultimate relaxation in a luxurious Jacuzzi bath. From the suite's expansive windows, they can marvel at the picturesque...
The Top Floor Luxury Suite welcomes guests with a lavish and spacious accommodation spanning an area of 104 square meters. This suite boasts a splendid...
The Strings InterContinental sits in Shinagawa East One Tower, directly connected to Shinagawa Station by an internal walkway. The hotel occupies high floors above one of Tokyo's most useful transport hubs. Guests get fast access to Haneda Airport, Narita Airport, the Shinkansen, central Tokyo, Yokohama, Kyoto, Osaka, and business districts across the city.
This is a polished Tokyo hotel for travelers who value calm, views, and transport efficiency. It is not a resort-style Tokyo stay or a nightlife-heavy address. Its strength is the way it turns Shinagawa into a refined base. Guests get quiet rooms, high-floor dining, Club InterContinental, meeting space, and direct rail convenience. For business travelers and guests adding other Japanese cities, that location is a serious advantage.
Rooms and suites at The Strings InterContinental are set high above Shinagawa. Many look across Tokyo, Tokyo Bay, or the surrounding rail and cityscape. The style is refined and calm, using soft tones, Japanese detail, good bedding, and practical layouts. The mood suits guests who want Tokyo comfort without the busier feel of Shinjuku or Shibuya. Premium rooms give a strong base for short city stays. Higher categories and suites add more space, stronger views, and a more residential rhythm. Club rooms and suites connect guests to Club InterContinental. The lounge adds breakfast, afternoon tea, evening cocktails, private check-in, and a quieter setting. The hotel works well for travelers who move through Tokyo with luggage, rail passes, meetings, or onward travel. Shinagawa Station access means guests can reach the Shinkansen without a long transfer. This is useful for Kyoto, Osaka, Nagoya, and Yokohama trips. It also helps with airport arrivals and departures. The rooms are also calm. That matters in Tokyo, where days can be dense and tiring. Returning to a high-floor room with controlled light, quiet corridors, and strong bedding can make the stay feel more composed.
The Score Dining experience is a current focus of the hotel. Set on level 26, it brings together dining, drinks, and a live-music atmosphere in the atrium setting. This gives the hotel a stronger evening identity than a simple business-hotel restaurant. Melodia Italian Grill is one of the key venues, with Italian cooking, seasonal menus, and a dramatic atrium space. Rhythmos Cafe & Bar is connected to the same high-floor social world. It offers drinks, lighter meals, and a place to meet before or after city plans. The atrium, glass, lighting, and high-floor mood make these spaces feel open and calm. China Shadow adds elegant Cantonese dining on the 26th floor. It suits business meals, family dinners, and guests who want refined Chinese cuisine without leaving the hotel. The venue is also useful for travelers staying in Shinagawa for meetings. It gives the hotel a stronger dining choice than many transport-hub properties. The dining program is broad enough for a short stay, while Shinagawa and greater Tokyo add many outside options. Guests can stay close after a long travel day. On other nights, the rail network makes Ginza, Marunouchi, Roppongi, Shibuya, or Ebisu easy to reach.
Club InterContinental is one of the main reasons to book a higher room category. The lounge gives guests a calmer, more private setting above Shinagawa. It includes check-in support, breakfast, afternoon tea, evening drinks, snacks, and city views. For business travelers, it can work like a quiet office, meeting point, and retreat in one. The Club experience also helps leisure guests. Tokyo days can involve long rail rides, crowded stations, shopping, museums, and dinner plans across town. A lounge with food, drinks, and a calmer mood can make the hotel easier to use. It helps guests who do not want every meal or break to require a separate outing. For InterContinental loyalists, this is the most elevated way to experience the hotel. It adds personal service and a more layered stay while keeping the practical Shinagawa location that makes the property attractive in the first place.
The hotel has a 24-hour fitness center, useful for jet lag, early trains, and business schedules. Guests should not expect a large spa or resort wellness program. Instead, the fitness setup supports regular routines in a compact urban hotel. Meeting and event spaces are part of the hotel's core role. Shinagawa is a practical address for corporate groups because it links rail, airport access, and central Tokyo. The hotel can host meetings, private meals, weddings, and social functions with polished service and a high-floor sense of arrival. The atrium design gives events and dining a clear visual identity. It also helps the hotel feel less like a standard tower property. Natural light, height, music, and city views give the public spaces a softer mood.
Shinagawa is one of Tokyo's most useful districts for travel. The station connects local rail, the Yamanote Line, airport routes, and the Tokaido Shinkansen. That makes The Strings InterContinental helpful for guests who need to move around Japan, not just stay in one Tokyo neighborhood. The local area is business-led, with offices, restaurants, rail links, and hotels rather than the deep tourist density of Ginza or Shinjuku. That can be a strength. The neighborhood is calmer at night, and the station makes Tokyo's major areas reachable without staying in their busiest zones. Guests can reach Tokyo Station, Ginza, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Roppongi, Ueno, Yokohama, and Haneda with good planning. For Kyoto or Osaka add-ons, the Shinkansen connection from Shinagawa is a major convenience. This is one of the hotel's clearest advantages over more scenic but less connected Tokyo hotels.
The Strings InterContinental suits business travelers, rail-focused itineraries, repeat Tokyo visitors, and guests who want a quiet high-floor base with polished service. Couples will like the calm rooms, views, and dining. Solo travelers and business guests will value Club InterContinental, direct station access, and the 24-hour gym. Families can benefit from Shinagawa's transport ease, especially with luggage. Compared with ANA InterContinental Tokyo, The Strings InterContinental feels smaller, quieter, and more transport-focused. Compared with Palace Hotel Tokyo, The Peninsula Tokyo, or Mandarin Oriental Tokyo, it is less grand and less sightseeing-centered, but far more convenient for Shinagawa and Shinkansen travel. Compared with lifestyle hotels in Shinjuku, Shibuya, or Ginza, it offers less nightlife at the door but more calm and rail efficiency. Guests who value a composed Tokyo stay with excellent access will understand its appeal quickly.
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The Strings Tokyo InterContinental Hotel is the perfect way to experience the beauty of Tokyo.
The Italian grill, Melodia embodies the element of music, the space is seamlessly connected to Rhythmos and features enchanting floating lamps.
The hotel is only a short walk from Shinagawa Station, with direct access via the Shinkansen Bullet Train to Yokohama, Osaka, Kyoto and Kobe.
26-32 F SHINAGAWA EAST ONE TOW, Japan
Teppanyaki Kazane at The Strings InterContinental is scheduled to be unavailable from 18 May 2026 until further notice; Melodia, China Shadow, Rhythmos Cafe & Bar and other hotel facilities remain available.
Yes. The Strings Tokyo InterContinental Hotel is a strong luxury choice for travelers who want Shinagawa convenience and high-floor city views. It works especially well for guests who value direct rail access, calm rooms, dining, and a polished Tokyo business-district base.
The hotel is located in Shinagawa East One Tower at 2-16-1 Konan, Minato-ku, Tokyo. It occupies upper floors above Shinagawa, one of Tokyo's most useful transport and business districts.
The Strings Tokyo InterContinental Hotel has 203 guest rooms and suites. The rooms are set high in the tower, with many categories designed around panoramic Tokyo views and quiet rest.
The hotel combines an elevated tower setting with direct access to Shinagawa Station and a refined music-inspired design theme. It feels intimate compared with many large Tokyo hotels, while still giving guests strong transport links and upscale facilities.
Yes. A covered walkway connects the hotel directly to Shinagawa Station. This is one of the hotel's biggest advantages for travelers using local trains, airport links, or the Shinkansen bullet train.
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