About this hotel
General information
Shangri-La Tokyo sits beside Tokyo Station, surrounded by some of the capital’s finest shops and entertainment. Its interiors pair traditional Japanese style with urban modernism, and its walls carry a collection of some 2,000 works by Japanese, Chinese and Western artists. Rooms look towards the Imperial Palace, Tokyo Bay or the Tokyo Skytree.
Chi, The Spa with its private spa suites, a health club with a 20-metre indoor pool, the Italian restaurant Piacere and the Japanese Nadaman high above the city, and a lobby lounge complete the picture. The Shangri-La Ballroom for up to 300 guests and the three Conway Rooms host events, and The Pavilion chapel is used for weddings, with dedicated honeymoon programmes. It suits a business trip and a first encounter with Tokyo equally well.
Location
The hotel stands in Marunouchi, about a minute’s walk from Tokyo Station, where guests can be met on the platform. The Imperial Palace and Ginza are each around 10 minutes away on foot, and Asakusa’s Senso-ji Temple and Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea about 20 minutes by train.
Spa
Chi, The Spa has private spa suites on the 29th floor, most with their own bath and steam room. It draws on the ancient Chinese idea of chi, the universal life force whose free flow is held to sustain health: the menu ranges from Chi massages and treatments from other parts of Asia to facials with Sisley products, hydrotherapy, movement exercises, stretching and meditation, and Kisetsu therapies inspired by Japan’s four seasons.
Sports & leisure
The Health Club, with city views, comprises a 24-hour gym with personal training, a fitness studio, a heated 20-metre indoor pool, a whirlpool and saunas. Bicycles are available to rent, and equipment for business events can be hired.
For children
Babysitting and childcare can be arranged, and strollers and high chairs are available.
Restaurants & bars
Restaurants and the lounge are on the 28th and 29th floors:
- Piacere – contemporary Italian cooking built on seasonal produce from across Japan, with two wine cellars and views of the Imperial gardens
- Nadaman – Japanese cuisine with a sushi bar, teppanyaki and traditional kaiseki, plus private dining rooms; the Nadaman name dates back to the early 19th century
- The Lobby Lounge – afternoon tea, light dishes and evening cocktails with panoramic city views
- The Boutique – sweets and the hotel’s own signature items
Rooms
The 200 rooms and suites face the Imperial Palace, Tokyo Bay or the Tokyo Skytree. Club guests use the Horizon Club lounge on the 37th floor, with breakfast, drinks through the day, evening cocktails and canapés, two hours of meeting-room use daily, express laundry and accompanied shopping at the Takashimaya department store with a personal assistant and interpreter.
Internet, 49-inch 4K smart TV with Sony soundbar, Blu-ray player on request, phone with voicemail, electronic safe, electric curtains, tea and coffee set, Nespresso machine, minibar, hairdryer, Molton Brown bath amenities, feather duvet and a pillow menu including hypoallergenic options.
Deluxe Room
Japanese style with a modern edge: a large bedroom with a work desk and a marble bathroom with bathtub and separate rain shower; views over Tokyo.
Deluxe Imperial Garden View Room
The same layout facing Tokyo Station and the Imperial Palace, with a marble bathroom, bathtub and separate rain shower.
Premier Room
Corner room with panoramic views of Tokyo, a bedroom with work desk and a marble bathroom.
Horizon Club Deluxe Room
A Deluxe Room with city views and Horizon Club privileges: a dedicated concierge and the club lounge on the 37th floor.
Horizon Club Deluxe Imperial Garden View Room
Views of the Imperial Palace and Marunouchi, with a dedicated concierge and Horizon Club lounge access.
Horizon Club Premier Room
Corner room with double-glazed windows and views over central Tokyo; dedicated concierge and Horizon Club lounge access.
Executive Suite
One-bedroom suite with a king-size bed facing Tokyo Station and Marunouchi or the city, and a living room with a dining area and a sofa bed; Horizon Club lounge access.
Premier Suite
One-bedroom suite with a daylit living and dining area for six and a bathroom with a window-side whirlpool bath and walk-in rain shower, facing Tokyo Station and Marunouchi or the city; Horizon Club lounge access.
Shangri-La Suite
Silk, velvet, marble and original art, with a separate living room, a bedroom with city views and a marble bathroom with a whirlpool bath. Connects to a Deluxe Room; Horizon Club lounge access.
Presidential Suite
A double-height open-plan living and dining room looking over the Imperial gardens and Mount Fuji, and a bedroom in bronze and cream. Connects to a Deluxe Room; Horizon Club lounge access.
Two Deluxe Imperial Garden View Rooms Inter-Connecting
A king room and a twin room joined by a connecting door, each with its own bathroom, overlooking Tokyo Station and the Imperial Palace. Up to 8 guests, no more than 6 of them adults.
Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Actual room layout, furnishings, décor, views and amenities may differ from those shown and may vary between rooms of the same category. Hotel and room descriptions are based on information provided by the property and are believed to be accurate at the time of publication, but are not guaranteed. The hotel may renovate or change its rooms, facilities, restaurants and services at any time without notice. The final details of your stay are confirmed at the time of booking. See our Terms of Use.