“A grand hotel set within Tokyo's train station. With 1915s style and a real east meets west charm. Rooms are enormous and boast large sash windows, chandeliers and antique furniture. Housing a range of bars and restaurants this is an ideal choice for both business and travellers.”
“A grand hotel set within Tokyo's train station. With 1915s style and a real east meets west charm. Rooms are enormous and boast large sash windows, chandeliers and antique furniture. Housing a range of bars and restaurants this is an ideal choice for both business and travellers.”
Recommended For
- City Style
- A touch of old-school glamour in this ever modern city.
- Designer Shopping
- Shop till you drop in the endless luxury stores in Ginza district of Chūō.
- Sights nearby
- Visit the Imperial Palace, the grand home to the Emperor of Japan.
- Other Activities
- Wander through the sumo centre, the Ryogoku area of Sumida.
- Local markets
- Rise early and visit the famed Tsukiji fish market.
- Free wifi
- Romantic
- Luxury
- Charming
- Disabled access
- Business Hotel
- Child friendly
- Antiques
- Gym
- Historic
- Restaurant
- Grand Hotel
- Spa
Facilities
- Parking
- Charges apply.
- Bar
- Wifi
- Free wifi
- Business Centre
- Meeting Room
- No pets
- Air conditioning
- Disabled access
- Room service
- Child friendly
- Gym
- Restaurant
- Spa
Activities
- Designer Shopping
- Shop till you drop in the endless luxury stores in Ginza district of Chūō.
- Sights nearby
- Visit the Imperial Palace, the grand home to the Emperor of Japan.
- Other Activities
- Wander through the sumo centre, the Ryogoku area of Sumida.
- Local markets
- Rise early and visit the famed Tsukiji fish market.
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Tokyo Station Hotel
Restored 1915 landmark with 150 rooms above Tokyo's primary train-and-subway hub. The look: Taisho-era East-meets-West aesthetic, refitted with grand European-style details. Suites feature cut-glass chandeliers, enamel fish-eye mirrors, and steel-and-glass occasional tables
Originally published by CNTraveller (view article)
