About this hotel
General information
Palace Hotel Tokyo rises beside the Imperial Palace gardens in the very centre of the city. The 23-storey building replaced two mid-20th-century predecessors, the Teito and the Palace hotels, and carries on their quiet elegance with fully modern comforts. Rooms and suites look out over the palace grounds and the city.
Tokyo’s skyline follows guests into the pool and the gym, and evian SPA TOKYO offers time to unwind. Seven restaurants cover Asian and Western cooking, and three bars range from the Royal Bar to Lounge Bar Privé, with a terrace facing the palace gardens. For business there are eight function rooms, three meeting rooms and a boardroom, and the hotel hosts weddings.
Location
The hotel is in the Marunouchi business district next to Otemachi metro station, an 8-minute walk from Tokyo Station. Haneda International Airport is 15 km away and Narita 60 km.
Spa
evian SPA TOKYO spans 1,200 m² on the fifth floor, with saunas, hot baths, steam rooms, a cold plunge pool, separate relaxation lounges for men and women and five treatment rooms named after Alpine peaks. Treatments use products by the Parisian houses Anne Semonin and Omnisens and the Japanese brand Warew.
Sports & leisure
The fitness centre on the fifth floor has a 20-metre indoor pool, a Jacuzzi, a Technogym-equipped gym with windows onto the Imperial Palace gardens and an open-air terrace with city views; the 5-km running route around the palace begins right outside.
Restaurants & bars
Dining spans France, Japan and China:
- Esterre – contemporary French haute cuisine created in partnership with DUCASSE Paris
- Grand Kitchen – all-day dining with American, French, Italian and Spanish dishes and Japanese touches
- Wadakura – kaiseki with views of the palace moat that gave the restaurant its name
- Tatsumi – a six-seat tempura counter
- GO – teppanyaki-grilled meat and seafood
- Sushi Kanesaka – sushi by chef Shinji Kanesaka
- Amber Palace – Shanghainese and Cantonese cuisine, from Peking duck to dim sum
- Royal Bar – a classic cocktail bar in the spirit of the original Royal Bar
- The Palace Lounge – afternoon tea by day, cocktails and live jazz every evening
- Lounge Bar Privé – a sixth-floor lounge bar with an outdoor terrace overlooking the palace gardens and the skyline
- Sweets & Deli – pastries, handmade chocolate and fresh bread
In-room dining is available.
Rooms
The 284 rooms, including 18 suites, have Japanese accents and floor-to-ceiling windows over the Imperial gardens and Tokyo. Club guests have a separate check-in, free parking and pool access, use of meeting rooms, and breakfast, snacks and drinks in the club lounge on the 19th floor, which has its own terrace.
Air conditioning, phone with voicemail, LCD TV, Blu-ray/CD/DVD player, internet, safe, minibar, tea and coffee set, hairdryer, bathrobes and slippers.
Deluxe Room
King-size bedroom with seating area and an open-plan bathroom with tub and separate shower; views of the palace gardens, the Otemon Gate and Uchibori-dori, floors 8–18.
Deluxe with Balcony Room
King-size or twin beds, open-plan bathroom and a south-facing balcony over the palace plaza, gardens and Wadakura Fountain Park; can connect to a neighbouring room.
Grand Deluxe Room
King-size or twin beds and a walk-in marble-and-glass bath and shower area with a tub-side window; king rooms have a balcony over the palace plaza and Wadakura Fountain Park, floors 8–15.
Club Deluxe Room
King-size bedroom on floors 20–23 with an open-plan bathroom with tub and shower, overlooking the palace gardens and the Otemon Gate; club privileges.
Club Deluxe with Balcony Room
King-size or twin beds and a balcony over the palace plaza and Wadakura Fountain Park; connecting rooms available, club privileges.
Club Grand Deluxe Room
King-size or twin beds, a walk-in wardrobe and a marble-and-glass bath and shower area on floors 16–17; king rooms have a balcony over the palace plaza and Wadakura Fountain Park, club privileges.
Executive Suite
King-size bedroom, living room, walk-in wardrobe, marble-and-glass bath and shower area and a large balcony over the palace plaza; can join the adjoining Club Deluxe King with Balcony room as a two-bedroom unit, club privileges.
Garden Suite
On the 22nd floor: king-size bedroom, living room, bathroom with whirlpool tub and shower, and panoramic views of the Imperial gardens and city; club privileges.
Chiyoda Suite
On the 23rd, topmost floor, dressed in Japanese textiles and art, with a wet-room bath in Izu stone, walk-in wardrobe and a southwest-facing balcony; club privileges.
Premier Suite
A suite in warm wood tones on floors 10–15, with a living area, king-size or twin beds, a minibar with its own wine cellar and views of the Imperial Palace gardens. Can join an adjoining Club Deluxe with Balcony room as a two-bedroom unit; club privileges.
Park Suite
On the 21st floor: bedroom, living room with dining area, whirlpool bathroom, separate WC and walk-in wardrobe; club privileges.
Terrace Suite
On the 20th floor, with a king-size bedroom, living and dining room, whirlpool bath and a 40 m² terrace facing the gardens and city; club privileges.
Palace Suite
On the 18th floor, in Japanese silks and art: bedroom, living room with dining for 12, kitchen with a separate service entrance and a panoramic terrace; can connect to a Club Deluxe King Room, club privileges and VIP service.
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