Highlights
Enjoy a breath of fresh air overlooking the Imperial Palace gardens from your private balcony
The hotel leads directly onto the Imperial Palace gardens, separated only by a moat
Home to the first Evian spa in Japan where 'health through water' is promoted
If you are on the Club floor you can enjoy a large outdoor terrace where you can have afternoon cocktails or breakfast - so nice to be able to enjoy the views al fresco
Walking into the cool, contemporary style lobby of the Palace Hotel Tokyo is like stepping into an oasis of calm away from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo - the largest city in the world. With fresh vibrant colors and fragrant scents to welcome you into this newly renovated iconic property located right overlooking the impressive Imperial Palace Gardens. In fact there is no road between the property and the park, with only a moat separating the breakfast terrace and the fortified walls.
One of the most unique and appealing aspects to the hotel is that compared to some Tokyo properties, it is not particularly high rise and a lot of the bedrooms have balconies, giving fantastic views over the city skyline. The freshly restyled rooms are spacious with the latest gadgets and fantastically comfortable beds.
Take a dip in the lovely swimming pool, while enjoying breathtaking views over the Imperial Palace Gardens. And try the unique Evian spa, the first in Japan, with many treatments ready to help you relax and unwind after a day of sightseeing.
There is a great range of restaurants and bars at the hotel and an outdoor terrace, again unusual in such a central city hotel.
Ginza shopping district is just a short walk away and everywhere else in the city is easily accessible by train or metro.
When to visit
Perfect location with a metro station below the hotel to get all around Tokyo city on the efficient metro system.
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Inquire NowPalace Hotel Tokyo is located in the Marunouchi business district of Tokyo. The Palace Hotel Tokyo is easily accessible from two major stations with 12 railway and subway lines. JR Tokyo Station is an eight-minute walk from the hotel.
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