About this hotel
General information
Imperial Hotel, Tokyo is a classic grand hotel in Hibiya, standing on the very site where the first Imperial Hotel was built. It is made up of two buildings: the Main Building, whose windows look out over Hibiya Park, and the high-rise Tower Building with views across Ginza and the city at night. The 14th to 16th floors of the Main Building form the Imperial Floors, a separate level with personal guest attendants and Sleep Works beds.
The hotel is known for a broad dining line-up — French and Japanese cuisine, sushi, grill, a buffet, bars and a tearoom for Japanese sweets. Below ground, the Imperial Hotel Arcade gathers shops, and there are hair and beauty salons, a pool and a gym. One suite recreates design motifs of the hotel’s historic building. Banquet halls host celebrations and weddings.
Location
The hotel sits in Hibiya in Chiyoda, between the business district of Marunouchi and the shops and theatres of Ginza, close to the Imperial Palace. Hibiya metro station is a 3-minute walk, Ginza station 12 minutes, and Tokyo Station about 5 minutes by taxi. Haneda Airport is around 45 minutes by taxi; Narita is about 90 minutes by taxi or about 70 minutes on the Narita Express to a nearby JR station, and the hotel’s own limousine service can be booked in advance.
Spa
There is no spa as such, but the Main Building holds several treatment salons. Esthetic Salon Tamaki offers hands-on facial skincare tailored after a personal consultation, and Namikoshi Shiatsu Salon gives shiatsu in fully private rooms. GRANCLUB Of HAIR covers haircuts, scalp care and traditional shaves with Of Cosmetics products, while MAISON1895 Shibayama Beauty Salon adds kimono dressing to its hair, nail and beauty services.
Sports & leisure
A 24-hour gym with modern equipment on the 8th floor of the Main Building is free for guests, with sportswear and shoes to borrow. The 20th floor of the Tower Building has a pool and saunas, also complimentary for guests. The Imperial Hotel Arcade gathers shops under one roof, and Hibiya Park, Ginza and the Imperial Palace are all close by.
For children
A staffed babysitting room on the 4th floor of the Main Building looks after children from one month to eight years old; it is booked by phone in advance, and the babysitter hands parents a short report at pick-up. Parkside Diner has a children’s menu, and The Imperial Viking Sal buffet includes dishes for children.
Restaurants & bars
The hotel’s restaurants and bars are gathered in the Main Building:
- Les Saisons — fine French cuisine
- Kamon — open-grill dishes on the 17th floor
- The Imperial Viking Sal — buffet on the 17th floor
- Parkside Diner — all-day dining on the ground floor
- Tokyo Nadaman — Japanese cuisine
- Torakuro — Japanese cuisine
- San Applause — Japanese dining
- Nakata — sushi
- Toraya — tearoom serving Japanese sweets, snacks and light meals
- The Rendez-Vous Lounge — lounge on the ground floor
- The Rendez-Vous AWA — champagne bar
- The Imperial Lounge Aqua — bar and lounge on the 17th floor
- Old Imperial Bar — classic bar
Room service is available, and most restaurants have private dining rooms.
Swimming
An indoor pool, 17.5 m long and 1 m deep with water at around 30 °C, sits beside the saunas on the 20th floor of the Tower Building; it is free for hotel guests, with bathrobes, towels and slippers provided, and swimsuits and caps to rent.
Pets
Pets are not allowed, with the exception of guide, hearing and assistance dogs for guests with disabilities.
Rooms
Rooms and suites are spread over three levels: the regular floors of the Main Building (7th–12th), the Imperial Floors with personal attendants (14th–16th) and the Tower Building (20th–31st floors), with views over Ginza and the city at night. Some Main Building rooms face Hibiya Park.
Deep Japanese bathtub with reheating, Molton Brown toiletries, bathrobes, minibar, fridge, safe, Nespresso machine, kettle, air purifier, TV with casting, free high-speed Wi-Fi, daily newspapers and turndown service.
Tower Building Standard
A Tower Building room with a king or two twin beds for one or two guests, close to the 20th-floor pool and saunas.
Tower Building High Floor Standard
A room on the 26th–31st floors of the Tower Building with a writing desk, a king or two twin beds and city views.
Superior
A room on the Main Building’s regular floors with a king or two twin beds, designed for one or two guests.
Imperial Floor Superior
A quiet room on the Imperial Floors with a 180 cm king bed and the floor’s personal attendant service.
Deluxe
A spacious room on the 7th–12th floors of the Main Building with a king or two twin beds, suited to business and leisure stays alike.
Deluxe Park View
A room on the Main Building’s regular floors with a window over Hibiya Park and a king or two twin beds.
Imperial Floor Deluxe
A room on the Imperial Floors with two twin beds; with an extra bed it sleeps up to three.
Imperial Floor Deluxe Park View
A room on the Imperial Floors with a window over Hibiya Park and a king or two twin beds.
Tower Building Premier
A generous Tower Building room with two twin beds, sleeping up to three.
Tower Building High Floor Premier
A room on the 26th–31st floors of the Tower Building with two twin beds, a large desk and a seating area.
Junior Suite
A junior suite on the Main Building’s regular floors with a living area and a king or two twin beds, comfortable for longer stays too.
Imperial Floor Junior Suite
A junior suite on the Imperial Floors with a relaxed living area and a king or two twin beds.
Junior Suite Park View
An open-plan Main Building junior suite where the living area flows into a bedroom with two twin beds; windows face Hibiya Park.
Tower Building Ginza View Corner Suite
A Tower Building corner suite with two twin beds and views over Ginza; it can connect to a neighbouring room.
Imperial Floor Deluxe Suite
A suite on the Imperial Floors with a separate living room and a king or two twin beds.
Tower Building 2 Bedroom Suite
A two-bedroom Tower Building suite with four fixed beds and night views of Ginza, made for families or small groups.
Imperial Floor Premier Suite
A suite on the Imperial Floors with a living room and a king or two twin beds.
Tower Building Penthouse Suite
A suite on the top floor of the Tower Building with high ceilings, sweeping city views and a king or two twin beds.
Park View Corner Suite
A Main Building corner suite with a large living room, windows over Hibiya Park on two sides and a king or two twin beds.
Imperial Floor Premier Deluxe Suite
A suite on the Imperial Floors with two twin beds and views over central Tokyo, well suited to special occasions.
Imperial Floor Plaza Suite
A suite on the Imperial Floors with two twin beds, views over Hibiya Park and personal attendant service.
Frank Lloyd Wright Suite
An Imperial Floors suite recreating motifs of the hotel’s historic building — lattice-patterned walls and glass doors that let light and air flow — with a king bed. Sleeps two to four.
Imperial Floor Royal Suite
A suite on the Imperial Floors with royal-blue accents, views over Hibiya Park and a king bed; the spacious living room lends itself to entertaining.
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