About this hotel
General information
The Peninsula Tokyo is a contemporary 24-storey tower in the Marunouchi business district, facing the Imperial Palace and Hibiya Park and close to the shops and restaurants of Ginza. Rooms combine modern design with Japanese tradition, thoughtful technology and comfortable furniture, and look out over the city, the Imperial gardens and the park.
The Peninsula Spa occupies the sixth floor, and a 20-metre pool has a balcony over the Imperial gardens and Hibiya Park. Dining ranges from modern French at Peter on the 24th floor and Cantonese at Hei Fung Terrace to kappo at Zuicho, teppanyaki and tempura. Two ballrooms, the glass-walled Sky Room and a Japanese-style ceremony room host events, the Sky Chapel on the 24th floor is used for weddings, and there are shops including three jewellers, car hire and a chauffeured fleet led by Rolls-Royces.
Location
The hotel is in central Tokyo, in the Marunouchi business district, opposite the Imperial Palace and Hibiya Park and next to Ginza; it connects directly to Hibiya Station, with Tokyo and Ginza stations close by. Narita International Airport is 80 km away.
Spa
The Peninsula Spa & Wellness Center on the sixth floor has nine treatment rooms, each with a private shower, yukimi shoji screens and a heated bed, and a thermal area with aromatic steam rooms, dry saunas, experience showers and ice fountains. Treatments pair Ayurveda-based aromatherapy by Subtle Energies with anti-ageing facials by Margy’s Monte Carlo.
Sports & leisure
The wellness floors house a 24-hour fitness centre with Technogym equipment and personal trainers, and a heated 20-metre indoor pool with an adjoining vitality pool and a balcony over the Imperial gardens and Hibiya Park. Peninsula Academy experiences include kintsugi and bonsai workshops and private rickshaw rides.
Restaurants & bars
Dining draws on French, Japanese and Cantonese traditions:
- Peter – modern French cooking with Japanese produce on the 24th floor, with views over the Imperial Palace
- Peter: The Bar – cocktails built on ingredients from Japan’s regions, with views of Ginza and Hibiya Park
- Hei Fung Terrace – Cantonese classics and handmade dim sum in an interior inspired by a Suzhou garden, with private rooms facing the Imperial gardens
- Zuicho – Japanese kappo cuisine, served omakase at the counter
- mon cher ton ton HIBIYA – teppanyaki with Kobe beef and seafood
- Ten-ichi – tempura from a Ginza house founded in 1930
- The Lobby – all-day continental dining, afternoon tea and live music
- The Peninsula Boutique & Café – handmade chocolates, fresh bread, teas and hotel gifts
Rooms
The 314 rooms, including 47 suites, blend contemporary design with Japanese touches and look out over the city, the Imperial gardens and Hibiya Park.
Air conditioning, TVs, phone, free internet, in-room control panel, safe, minibar, tea and coffee set, walk-in dressing room with vanity, marble bathroom with deep soaking tub and separate rain shower, and hairdryer.
Executive Suite
A corner suite with bedroom, living room, dining area for four, dressing room, bathroom and guest WC, looking over Ginza. Up to four guests, no more than three of them adults.
Deluxe Suite
A corner suite with foyer, bedroom with king-size or twin beds, living room, dining area, dressing room, bathroom and guest WC; views of the Imperial gardens and Hibiya Park.
Superior Room
King-size or twin beds, an executive desk and a marble bathroom with deep-soaking tub and rain shower; city views from floors 9–22. Up to four guests, no more than three of them adults.
Deluxe Room
Bedroom with king-size or twin beds, living, work and dining areas, dressing room and bathroom; can connect to an Executive Suite.
Premier Room
The same layout of living, work and dining areas and dressing room, with panoramic city views.
Premier Corner Room
The largest of the rooms, with oversized windows onto Marunouchi and the Tokyo Skytree and a marble bathroom with walk-in shower and a deep tub by the window; floors 8–22.
Grand Premier Garden Room
Bedroom with a king-size bed, living, work and dining areas, dressing room and bathroom, looking over the Imperial Palace gardens.
Grand Premier Park Room
Entrance hall, bedroom with king-size or twin beds, living, work and dining areas and dressing room; views of the Imperial gardens and Hibiya Park.
The Marunouchi Suite
Foyer, king-size bedroom, living room, dressing room, bathroom and guest WC, facing Marunouchi; well suited to meetings and private dinners.
Grand Premier Suite
A corner suite on floors 18–21 with a king-size or twin bedroom, a living room with sofas, dining area, work desk and a telescope; wall-to-wall windows face the Imperial Palace gardens, Hibiya Park and the city. Connects to a Grand Premier Park Room.
Connecting Deluxe Suite
A Deluxe Suite joined to a Grand Premier Park Room on floors 12–14: two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a powder room, a living room over the Imperial Palace gardens and a dining table for four. Up to eight guests, no more than six of them adults.
The Hibiya Suite
Foyer, king-size bedroom, living room, dining room, study, kitchen, bathroom with a large tub and guest WC, overlooking the park.
The Peninsula Suite
On the 23rd floor: foyer, bedroom, living room, dining room, study, kitchen, bathroom with Jacuzzi, a private gym and a balcony with views over the park and city.
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