Uchisaiwaicho, Hibiya, Tokyo帝国ホテル東京

Imperial Hotel, Tokyo

The Imperial Hotel, Tokyo opened in 1890 as Japan's state guest house and now occupies a 17-storey Main Building of 1970 and a 31-storey Tower of 1983 facing Hibiya Park, succeeding Frank Lloyd Wright's building of 1923. It has 909 rooms, with the Imperial Floors (14th–16th) of the Main Building as its premier floors, and Les Saisons, a one-star French restaurant.

Construction on the neighbouring TOKYO CROSS PARK redevelopment can be heard in parts of the hotel by day and night; the Tower Building stays in full use, rooms included, until its demolition begins around the end of fiscal 2030 (March 2031).

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About the property

Rooms: 909
Recognition: The Leading Hotels of the World member; Les Saisons, one MICHELIN star (18 consecutive years from 2008)

Rooms and suites

Superior (Main Building, regular floors 7–12)
32 sq m
Deluxe (Main Building, regular floors)
42 sq m
Deluxe Park View (Main Building, regular floors)
42 sq m · Hibiya Park view
Family Connecting Room (Main Building)
143 sq m · Hibiya Park view · A Junior Suite and two Deluxe Park View rooms joined · by telephone.
Imperial Floor Superior
32 sq m · Floors 14–16: guest attendants on each floor, Sleep Works beds, card-key access, free use of the pool, saunas and gym · 180 cm king bed.
Imperial Floor Deluxe
42 sq m · Sleeps three.
Imperial Floor Deluxe Park View
42 sq m · Hibiya Park view
Tower Standard
30 sq m · city view · High Floor Standard on floors 26–31.
Tower Premier
50 sq m · city view · Sleeps three · High Floor Premier on floors 26–31.

Suites

Junior Suite (regular floors)
54–60 sq m
Junior Suite Park View (regular floors)
59 sq m · Hibiya Park view · Open-plan living and bedroom.
Imperial Floor Junior Suite
54–64 sq m
Imperial Floor Deluxe Suite
80 sq m · Separate living room.
Imperial Floor Premier Suite
100 sq m · By telephone.
Park View Corner Suite (regular floors)
115 sq m · Hibiya Park, on two sides view
Imperial Floor Premier Deluxe Suite
150 sq m · central Tokyo view
Imperial Floor Plaza Suite
168 sq m · Hibiya Park view · By telephone.
Imperial Floor Royal Suite
214 sq m · Hibiya Park view · By telephone.
The Frank Lloyd Wright Suite
214 sq m · Reworks the motifs of Wright's 1923 building · by telephone.
Tower Ginza View Corner Suite
72.4 sq m · Ginza view
Tower 2 Bedroom Suite
99 sq m · Ginza view · Four beds, on the top floor · by telephone.
Tower Penthouse Suite
105 sq m · city, from the top floor view · High ceilings · by telephone.

Dining and wellness

Les Saisons: French restaurant · Main Building mezzanine
Kamon: open-grill restaurant · 17th floor, Main Building
The Imperial Viking Sal: buffet restaurant · 17th floor, Main Building
Torakuro: Japanese restaurant · Main Building lower level
Tokyo Nadaman and Sushi Nakata: Japanese restaurants · Main Building lower level
Parkside Diner: all-day diner · lobby floor
Old Imperial Bar: bar · Main Building mezzanine
The Rendez-vous Lounge and Rendez-vous Awa: lobby lounge and champagne bar
The Imperial Lounge Aqua: bar and lounge · 17th floor
Wellness: No onsen; a 17.5-metre indoor pool and saunas on the 20th floor of the Tower, a 24-hour gym on the 8th floor of the Main Building, a beauty and head-spa salon, shiatsu, in-room massage and a tea-ceremony room.

Where it is

Hibiya station: 3 min on foot
Uchisaiwaicho station: 3 min on foot
Tokyo station: 5 min by taxi
Haneda Airport: 40 min by train
Haneda Airport: 45 min by taxi
Narita Airport: 1 h 10 by train

Uchisaiwaicho, Chiyoda, Tokyo

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Haneda, about 45 minutes by taxi or 40 minutes by monorail or Keikyu train; Narita about 90 minutes by taxi or 70 minutes by Narita Express.