About this hotel
General information
Conrad Tokyo fills floors 28 to 37 of a tower in the Shiodome business district, a short walk from Ginza. One side of the building looks over Tokyo Bay and the green expanse of Hamarikyu Gardens, the other across the towers of Ginza and Shiodome. The interiors pair a calm contemporary look with Japanese touches: sumi-e style cherry blossom on the headboards, lantern-shaped lamps and bright bathrooms behind glass partitions.
Reception and the TwentyEight bar sit on the 28th floor, with Mizuki Spa & Fitness and its 25-metre pool one level up. There are five restaurants and bars covering French, Chinese and Japanese cooking, an art collection devoted to Tokyo’s creative scene that guests can explore on their own with a catalogue, and Conrad 1/3/5 walks through the Minato area lasting one, three or five hours. Events are served by two ballrooms and meeting rooms with city views.
Location
The hotel stands in Shiodome, in Tokyo’s Minato ward, about a minute’s walk from Shiodome station on the Oedo and Yurikamome lines and some seven minutes from Shimbashi station. Ginza is roughly 500 m away, Tsukiji Outer Market 900 m, and Tokyo Tower and the Imperial Palace both under 2 km. Haneda Airport is 20 km away, about 30 minutes by taxi; Narita is 70 km away, 110–120 minutes by Airport Limousine bus or about an hour by Narita Express to Tokyo station. A chauffeured car can be arranged by the hotel.
Spa
Mizuki Spa & Fitness covers more than 1,400 m² on the 29th floor, with views across the skyline. Its Japanese-style treatment rooms offer body massages and facials, and the signature rituals draw on Japanese traditions: Mizuki Spirit begins with a soak in a hinoki cypress bath and a tea ritual, Mizuki Still combines shiatsu-inspired massage with facial and head massage, Mizuki Flow brings a foot bath, scrub and body massage, while Graceful Time is assembled around the guest. Every treatment includes use of the pool and bathing areas, and a relaxation room awaits afterwards.
Sports & leisure
The 24-hour gym at Mizuki Spa & Fitness, with up-to-date equipment and a studio, is reserved for hotel guests and members. Trainers lead one-to-one sessions in stretching, yoga and Pilates as well as daily group classes, and the Technogym Checkup assessment gives a personal “wellness age”. Once a month, on the night of the full moon, a meditative yoga session is held against the night skyline. The concierge helps with plans for the city, and Conrad 1/3/5 offers walks around Minato focused on design and local culture.
For children
Babysitting can be arranged on request.
Restaurants & bars
Dining spreads across the tower’s upper floors; Conrad Afternoon Tea, with seasonal themes, is served daily with views of Tokyo Bay and Hamarikyu Gardens, and room service runs around the clock.
- Collage — modern French cooking with a European outlook and refined presentation, plus a weekend brunch
- China Blue — modern Chinese cuisine behind floor-to-ceiling windows
- Kazahana — Japanese cooking with a contemporary edge: sushi, kaiseki and teppan in a minimalist room
- Cerise — a relaxed all-day restaurant for breakfast, lunch and dinner, from salads and sandwiches to pasta, steak and desserts
- TwentyEight — a bar and lounge on the 28th floor with city views, pouring cocktails, beers, spirits and a wide whisky list
Swimming
The 25-metre indoor pool at Mizuki Spa & Fitness is designed around the idea of ink painting, with seven-metre-high windows framing the city.
Pets
Dogs up to 14 kg are welcome; a stay with a dog is booked through the hotel’s dedicated dog-friendly arrangement.
Rooms
Rooms and suites are styled with a Japanese sensibility and face either Tokyo Bay and Hamarikyu Gardens or the towers of Ginza and Shiodome. Executive categories, the Deluxe suites and the Royal Suite include access to the Executive Lounge, with breakfast, afternoon tea, snacks and evening cocktails, private check-in and a concierge.
Every room has bathrobes, slippers and nightwear, satellite TV, internet access, a minibar and fridge, an electric kettle with tea and coffee, a safe, an iron and ironing board, and a hairdryer.
Bay View Room
A room with one king or two twin beds, a sofa and a desk, looking over Hamarikyu Gardens and Tokyo Bay. The bathroom, behind a glass partition, has a freestanding bath, a separate shower and twin marble basins. Sleeps three.
Bay View Pure Wellness Room
A king room with views of Hamarikyu Gardens and Tokyo Bay, where the air and surfaces go through a dedicated purification process and the bedding is hypoallergenic; the bathroom has a freestanding bath and twin marble basins. Sleeps three.
City Room
A room with one king or two twin beds, a sofa and a desk, facing the towers of Ginza and Shiodome; the glass-partitioned bathroom has a freestanding bath and a separate shower. Sleeps three.
Executive Bay View Room
A room on the executive floor with one king or two twin beds, views of Hamarikyu Gardens and Tokyo Bay, and Executive Lounge access; separate bath and shower. Sleeps three.
Executive City Room
A room on the executive floor with one king or two twin beds, views of the Ginza and Shiodome skyline, and Executive Lounge access; separate bath and shower. Sleeps three.
Bay View Suite
A suite with a separate bedroom and living room and a walk-in wardrobe, one king or two twin beds, and views of Hamarikyu Gardens and Tokyo Bay. Sleeps three.
City Suite
A suite with a separate bedroom and living room and a walk-in wardrobe, one king or two twin beds, and views over the towers of Ginza and Shiodome. Sleeps three.
Corner City Suite
A corner suite with a separate bedroom and living room and a walk-in wardrobe, one king or two twin beds, and a wide outlook over the dense skyline of Ginza and Shiodome. Sleeps three.
Executive Bay View Suite
An executive-floor suite with a king or twin bedroom, a separate living room and a walk-in wardrobe, views of Hamarikyu Gardens and Tokyo Bay, and Executive Lounge access. Sleeps three.
Executive City Suite
An executive-floor suite with a twin bedroom, a separate living room and a walk-in wardrobe, views of the Ginza and Shiodome skyline, and Executive Lounge access. Sleeps three.
Executive Corner City Suite
A corner suite on the executive floor with a twin bedroom and a spacious separate living room, a wide outlook over the Ginza and Shiodome skyline, and Executive Lounge access. Sleeps three.
Corner Bay View Suite
A corner suite with a king bedroom, a separate living room and a walk-in wardrobe; the windows take in Hamarikyu Gardens and Tokyo Bay by day and the lights of the bay by night. Sleeps three.
Executive Corner Bay View Suite
A corner suite on the executive floor with a king bedroom and a spacious separate living room, views of Hamarikyu Gardens and Tokyo Bay, and Executive Lounge access. Sleeps three.
Deluxe Bay View Suite
A spacious suite with a separate king bedroom, living room and dressing room, views of Hamarikyu Gardens and Tokyo Bay, and Executive Lounge access. Sleeps three.
Two-Bedroom Deluxe Suite
A suite with two king bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, dining area and laundry, looking over Hamarikyu Gardens and Tokyo Bay, with Executive Lounge access. Sleeps four.
Royal Suite
A top-floor suite on level 37 with two bedrooms (one king, one with two twin beds), a living room, dining area, dressing room, two bathrooms and a guest washroom; the glass-walled bathroom looks over Hamarikyu Gardens and Tokyo Bay. Executive Lounge access. Sleeps four.
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