History meets modernity: the elegant Palace Hotel Tokyo is a historic luxury hotel with contemporary interiors overlooking the moat of the Imperial Palace in the heart of Tokyo. The spacious rooms feature balconies offering magnificent views of the palace gardens and futuristic skyscrapers in the distance. Culinary delights await you in four specialized Japanese restaurants that celebrate the local food culture, as well as two international Michelin-starred restaurants. The evian SPA adds the finishing touch to your luxury vacation with hydrotherapy and acupressure, and the dedicated team is happy to organize unforgettable experiences that bring you closer to the culture of the country.
The hotel is rightly proud of its idyllic evian SPA, which offers Alpine-inspired hydrotherapy in what is perhaps one of the most light-filled treatment rooms in the city. The exclusive Vitalizing Signature treatment with gentle but effective Japanese acupressure is also highly recommended. The fifth floor also features an indoor pool with whirlpool and a large fitness center equipped with modern equipment and a Kinesis system. Other highlights include curated experiences that introduce you to the country's culture, such as lunch with sumo wrestlers or a guided architecture tour. Right on the doorstep is the elegant Marunouchi Naka Dori boulevard, a popular destination for foodies and fashion enthusiasts alike.
The 278 guest rooms and 12 suites offer stunning views of the Imperial Gardens and the city skyline with Tokyo Tower in the distance. A rare sight in Tokyo, most rooms feature spacious balconies. The design is contemporary yet natural: a neutral palette of white and green tones and elegant earth tones perfectly complement the elegant furnishings. Special attention has been paid to the Japanese-made towels and marbled bathrooms. The most magnificent suite in the hotel is the Palace Suite, which has been designed as a chic urban residence and spoils you with iconic views through a long glass front.
Lovers of Japanese cuisine will particularly enjoy themselves at the Palace Hotel Tokyo. Among the ten restaurants and bars is Wadakura, where Japanese food culture is celebrated in four smaller restaurants. In the main dining room, you can enjoy delicious kaiseki—light meals traditionally served during tea ceremonies—while Tatsumi offers exquisite sakura and seaweed tastings, GO serves sizzling teppanyaki, and Kanesaka serves the finest sushi. There are also two Michelin-starred restaurants: Amber Palace, which serves Chinese cuisine, and Esterre, which serves contemporary French haute cuisine.
The Palace Hotel Tokyo is a modern and luxurious city hotel where you can feel at home. It is located right on the waterfront and offers a unique atmosphere and a magnificent view of the nearby Imperial Park. It consists of an elegant building with 290 rooms and suites, which, with modern artwork, large floral displays, and clean, contemporary design, create an atmosphere more reminiscent of an opulent private residence where you can feel right at home even on the other side of the world. Imbued with understated luxury, refined restraint, and subtle Japanese accents, the hotel was designed as a tribute to design and "omotenashi," traditional Japanese hospitality, and is the only wholly Japanese-owned and operated hotel to receive the coveted five-star rating from Forbes. The amenities and excellent service live up to this award, which is considered a prestigious seal of approval worldwide.
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