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Property Overview
Heir to some of the city’s most exclusive real estate, Palace Hotel Tokyo opened in May 2012 on a stunning, moat-side setting in Marunouchi. The Brand new hotel features multiple restaurants and bars, extensive function space and Japan’s very first evian Spa – all of which features views of the Imperial Palace gardens against the backdrop of the surrounding skyline beyond. With earthy color palettes throughout, the hotel’s elegant and luxurious cozy interiors invoke its proximity to the city’s natural splendor. Most of its guestrooms feature private balconies – a true rarity in Tokyo. Inheriting a legacy as one of Tokyo’s iconic hotels, the contemporary reinvention of Palace Hotel maintains the same independence and distinct commitment to homegrown hospitality which it established over half a century ago.
Property Highlights
1 / Dining
The hotel’s ten restaurants and bars offer an array of incomparable dining icons, including three outposts driven by collaborations with Michelin-starred chefs.
2 / Location
With a singular moat-side location across from the Imperial Palace gardens, the hotel features picturesque views of Tokyo’s natural splendor.
3 / Spa
At Japan’s one-and-only evian SPA, French savoir-faire and Asian therapies set the stage for one of Tokyo’s most refined wellness experiences.
Property Highlights
1 / Dining
The hotel’s ten restaurants and bars offer an array of incomparable dining icons, including three outposts driven by collaborations with Michelin-starred chefs.
2 / Location
With a singular moat-side location across from the Imperial Palace gardens, the hotel features picturesque views of Tokyo’s natural splendor.
3 / Spa
At Japan’s one-and-only evian SPA, French savoir-faire and Asian therapies set the stage for one of Tokyo’s most refined wellness experiences.
Rooms
Club Deluxe Room W/ Balcony 2 Twin Beds45SQM Lounge Access Tokyo City View
2 Twin Beds
Sleeps: 3
Palace Suite W/ Balcony 1 King Bed210SQM Lounge Access Imperial Palace Vw
2 Twin Beds
Sleeps: 4
Features
- Total Rooms: 266
- Total Suites: 18
- 1-Michelin Starred Restaurant
- Meetings & Events
- Fitness Center
- Spa
- Swimming Pool(s)
- Wedding Chapel
Local Information
Palace Hotel Tokyo
1-1-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0005, Japan
60km/37mi (60min) from Narita Int’l Airport (NRT); 15km/9mi (30min) from Haneda Int’l Airport (HND)
(Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, UK) Call 00800 10 10 11 11
(USA & Canada) Call 1 800 745 8883
(Japan) Call 0120-086-230 toll free (Japan Only)
(Italy) Call 800 822 005
All Other Countries81
country dialing code
GMT+9
time zone
Awards & Accolades
Local Recommendations
Best Activity/Excursion
Visit the Bonsai Village in Omiya, where you can take a lesson in the art of nurturing these unique trees. www.seikouen.cc/honten.html.
Best Restaurant for a Celebration
The most memorable spot for a romantic French dinner is on this cruise boat, overlooking the Tokyo Bay scenery. (81-3) 3450-4300; www.crystal-yc.co.jp.
Best City Secret
Here you’ll find about 120 stores featuring Japan’s famous goods, including a confectionary retail zone and a “ramen street.". First Avenue connects to another shopping area under Tokyo Station; it’s a great place to purchase souvenirs.
Best Cultural Secret
Visit the Ryogoku Kokugikan (Sumo Stadium) and watch Japan’s national sport up close. Tickets can be purchased online beforehand. www.sumo.or.jp/eng.
Best Family Activity
Every Saturday afternoon, volunteers take visitors from Tokyo Station to spots around the East Garden of the Imperial Palace, explaining Japanese history and culture (in English) along the way.
What to Buy
In Japan, classic candy, like KitKat bars, come in flavors like wasabi, sweet potato and Earl Grey tea, making them unique gifts. www.nestle.jp/brand/kit.
Top Architecture Find
Tokyo’s oldest pagoda, set within Ueno Zoo, escaped the Great Fire of the Edo period and the World War II bombs. Its earthquake-proof building technique was used in the Tokyo Sky Tree’s design. (81-3) 3828-5171.
Reading Suggestion
Author Okamoto Kido’s Japanese Sherlock Holmes solves mysteries set during the 19th century, bringing daily life during that era into vivid color.
What to Skip
Don’t wake up at 3am to line up for 30 minutes of Tsukiji’s tuna auction; instead, visit the world’s largest fish market a little later in the morning to enjoy the hustle without the fuss. www.tsukiji-market.or.jp.
Owner Information:
Palace Hotel Co., Ltd1-1-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0005, Japan
T: (+81-3) 32115211 F: (+81-3) 32115219