About this hotel
General information
The Ritz-Carlton Tokyo occupies the top nine floors of the 248-metre Midtown Tower in Roppongi, the capital’s prestigious business, diplomatic and cultural district. Its rooms were designed by Frank Nicholson in a restrained European idiom, and the floor-to-ceiling windows frame the city and Mount Fuji.
The Ritz-Carlton Spa and its pool fill 2,000 m² of the 46th floor, The Bar and the lobby lounge are on the 45th, and the restaurants range from the French Héritage by Kei Kobayashi and Towers to the Japanese Hinokizaka. For meetings and celebrations there are 1,352 m² of event space in nine rooms, including a 560 m² ballroom and an open-air terrace above Hinokicho Park; weddings take place in the hotel’s own chapel. Services include business services, a beauty salon, a tailor and a limousine service.
Location
The hotel sits in Midtown Tower in Roppongi, Tokyo’s prestigious business and diplomatic district. Narita International Airport is around an hour and a half away by car.
Spa
The Ritz-Carlton Spa on the 46th floor covers 2,000 m², with a heated indoor pool, a whirlpool, a Japanese-style heated plunge pool, a cedar sauna and a coral-stone sauna, a steam room, rain showers, separate lounges for men and women and a 24-hour fitness centre. Face and body treatments are built around ESPA products, alongside Clé de Peau Beauté facials and hand and foot care by Bastien Gonzalez.
Sports & leisure
The round-the-clock fitness centre and the heated indoor pool are part of The Ritz-Carlton Spa on the 46th floor, alongside the saunas, steam room and whirlpool.
For children
Babysitting can be arranged on request.
Restaurants & bars
French and Japanese cooking, cocktails and patisserie in the tower, plus 24-hour in-room dining.
- Héritage by Kei Kobayashi — classic French cuisine with a modern edge from chef Kei Kobayashi
- Towers — French cooking built on ingredients sourced from around the world, from breakfast to dinner
- Hinokizaka — traditional and contemporary Japanese cuisine in four settings for kaiseki, sushi, tempura and teppanyaki, with its own tea house and views of Mount Fuji
- The Bar — a cocktail bar on the 45th floor with marble and wood interiors, skyline views and plates to share
- The Lobby Lounge — afternoon tea served on Arita porcelain and live music from international performers
- Nina at The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo — French patisserie by pastry chef Nina Métayer
- La Boutique — a pastry shop and café
Rooms
The 245 rooms and suites fill floors 47 to 53 and face in every direction: Shinjuku and Yoyogi Park, Tokyo Tower and the bay, Mount Fuji and the Roppongi hills, or the Imperial Palace gardens. Club-category guests have a separate check-in, a 53rd-floor club lounge with five food and drink presentations a day and a dedicated concierge.
Every room has air conditioning, plasma TVs, a telephone, internet access, a DVD/CD player, a safe, a minibar, and a bathroom with bathtub, shower, hairdryer, bathrobes and Diptyque toiletries.
Deluxe Room
A king or two-double bedroom with a sitting area and a marble bathroom with separate tub and shower; the rooms look out in every direction over the city. Sleeps three.
Tokyo Deluxe Room
A king or two-double bedroom with a sitting area facing the Tokyo skyline, and a marble bathroom with separate tub and shower. Sleeps three.
Superior Suite
A suite with two double beds, a sitting area and a marble bathroom with an oversized tub, separate shower and twin basins. Sleeps three.
Executive Suite
A king bedroom and a separate living room with a sofa and a table for three, plus a marble bathroom. Sleeps three.
Premier Executive Suite
A king-bedded suite in which a partition screens the sleeping area from the living space, with a sofa, a table for three and a marble bathroom. Sleeps three.
Luxury Suite
A king bedroom, a separate living room, a walk-in wardrobe and a marble bathroom with an oversized tub. Sleeps three.
Carlton Suite
A king bedroom, a separate living room and a walk-in wardrobe on floors 47–50, overlooking the city skyline; the bathroom has a deep soaking tub and twin basins. Sleeps three.
Club Deluxe Room
A king or two-double bedroom with a sitting area and access to The Ritz-Carlton Club Lounge. Sleeps three.
Club Executive Suite
A king bedroom and a separate living room on the 51st and 52nd floors, looking towards Mount Fuji and the Shinjuku skyline, with Club Lounge access. Sleeps three.
Club Premier Executive Suite
A king-bedded suite on floors 51–53 facing the Imperial Palace gardens and Tokyo Bay, a view that reaches as far as the bathtub; Club Lounge access. Sleeps three.
Modern Japanese Suite
A Japanese-style suite with tatami mats and wooden screens, two double beds, separate living and dining rooms and city views, with Club Lounge access. Sleeps three.
Club Luxury Suite
A king bedroom, a separate living room whose large window frames Tokyo Bay, a walk-in wardrobe and a bathroom with a soaking tub; Club Lounge access. Sleeps three.
Club Carlton Suite
A corner suite on the top floors with a king bedroom, a separate living room and a marble bathroom with a deep soaking tub, looking south-west to Tokyo Bay or north-east to the Nishi-Shinjuku skyline; Club Lounge access. Sleeps three.
The Ritz-Carlton Suite
The hotel’s largest suite, on the 53rd floor more than 200 metres above the city, with a bedroom, living room, dining area and two bathrooms. Edo-kiriko cut-glass lights, ebony floors, a kumiko headboard and Nishijin-textile wallcoverings set the tone.
Presidential Suite
A 53rd-floor suite with a panoramic city view, living and dining areas and two bathrooms, finished with ebony floors, a cloud-patterned carpet and a kumiko headboard of rare jindai cedar.
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