24 Tokyo Hotels With Pools (2026)

Tokyo is a city of contrasts, where holy shrines and peaceful gardens sit just moments from towering skyscrapers, buzzing neon streets and some of the busiest crossings on the planet. It's exciting, energetic and packed with things to see, so a hotel pool can be the perfect place to escape the crowds and recharge. Whether you're looking for a luxury hotel with spa facilities, a stylish stay with an incredible restaurant or family-friendly favourites, our experts have picked the best hotels with pools in Tokyo for every kind of trip.

For families

• Few hotels do family stays quite like the Imperial Hotel. Elegant rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows and deep marble bathrooms feel very spacious, while babysitting services make travelling with little ones easy. The heated indoor pool comes with big city views, and parents are spoilt for choice with everything from Michelin-starred dining to delicious sushi.
• If you need space to spread out, Ascott Marunouchi is hard to beat. Studios and apartments come with kitchens and separate living areas, while the three-bedroom Marunouchi Suite sleeps six comfortably. An indoor pool, roof garden and hot spring baths are great for downtime after sightseeing, and Character Street is just around the corner.
• Families are especially well looked after at The Peninsula Tokyo, where children receive thoughtful Pokémon-themed amenities (a bathrobe, toothbrush and a doll) on arrival. Rooms combine understated Japanese design with impressive city views, while nine restaurants keep everyone happy. The indoor pool, polished service and location beside the Imperial Palace make it a firm family favourite.
• Rising above Shibuya, Cerulean Tower Hotel gives families plenty of room to relax after exploring the city. Guestrooms start on the 19th floor and have unforgettable views towards Mount Fiji. The indoor pool and adjoining hot tub are perfect for unwinding after a busy day. Childcare facilities and a dozen dining options make longer stays especially easy.

• With front-row views of the Imperial Palace Gardens, the Palace Hotel, Tokyo is a great choice for families. Large rooms feature deep soaking tubs positioned by the windows, while thoughtful extras for children (including bathrobes, slippers and pyjamas) add a welcoming touch. The indoor pool, excellent spa and impressive Japanese restaurants complete the experience.
• Families are brilliantly catered for at Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi, with games, colouring books and children's menus to keep younger guests entertained. Large, minimalist rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows maximise epic city views, while the 20-metre indoor pool and Japanese-style baths are ideal after sightseeing. The French and Italian restaurants are worth staying in for.
• Set in Tokyo's tallest building, Ritz Carlton Tokyo delivers unforgettable views from every room. Families that book a suite can enjoy thoughtful extras including a play tent, planetarium and treasure hunt. There's a spectacular indoor pool, expansive spa and seven restaurants, so guests of all ages will be kept happy. Children under 12 can even have a kids' afternoon tea!

For foodies

• Food takes centre stage at Conrad Tokyo, where fine-dining Collage serves inventive French cuisine with Japanese influences. Contemporary rooms feature freestanding bathtubs positioned perfectly for epic city views. The 25-metre indoor pool, framed by huge windows, is one of the city's most impressive places for a swim.
• Bulgari Tokyo is made for serious food lovers. Book a seat at Sushi Hōseki for an unforgettable omakase experience or relax over refined Italian dishes at Il Ristorante. Elegant interiors, a tranquil 25-metre indoor pool and one of Tokyo's most talked-about cocktail bars complete the stay.
• With an incredible 37 restaurants, Hotel New Otani is a dream for anyone who plans their holiday around food. Between meals, wander the 400-year-old Japanese gardens, cool off in the outdoor pool or relax in rooms that overlook waterfalls, cherry blossoms and beautifully landscaped grounds. Book the Executive House Zen rooms for a serious taste of luxury.

For the spa

• Surrounded by beautifully landscaped Japanese gardens, Grand Prince Hotel Shin Takanawa feels surprisingly peaceful for central Tokyo. The spa offers restorative massages and wellness treatments, while two outdoor pools provide plenty of space to unwind. All rooms have private balconies, and the restaurants offer everything from kaiseki to Chinese cuisine.
• Nagomi Spa is the real draw at Grand Hyatt Tokyo, with a menu of personalised massages and body treatments, plus a 20-metre indoor pool and hot tub. Choose between ten restaurants serving everything from sushi to a legendary steakhouse. Spacious, plush rooms have mellow lighting, designer furnishings and Frette linens.
• The Prince Park Tower puts wellness front and centre with its natural hot spring onsen, fed from deep beneath Shiba Park, alongside a 25-metre indoor pool and adults-only spa. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the rooms with light, while bowling and karaoke add a fun twist for evening entertainment.
• Boasting a central location and chic minimalist style, Aman Tokyo is made for switching off. Before every treatment, the signature Misogi ritual begins with an onsen-style soak, preparing you for massages and therapies in one of eight serene treatment rooms. Afterwards, swim laps in the striking 33-metre pool before settling in for exceptional Italian dining.

• Shangri-La Hotel, Tokyo is a central property boasting spectacular city views. Contemporary rooms feature enormous glass windows, pampering bathrooms and all the mod-cons. The stand-out here is CHI, The Spa, where Asian-inspired massages and holistic treatments offer a welcome reset after a day in the city. The indoor pool, sauna and excellent restaurants make staying indoors surprisingly tempting.
• Janu Tokyo is a stylish hotel in Azabudai Hills. The light-filled rooms feature classic neutral tones and floor-to-ceiling windows with amazing views. The expansive spa offers everything from restorative massages to hydrotherapy and recovery-focused treatments, while the 24-metre indoor pool is perfect for unwinding afterwards. Stand-out Italian and omakase dining complete the experience.
• Park Hyatt, Tokyo is centrally located in Tokyo's Shinjuku district. Smart, spacious rooms feature Hokkaido wood panelling and Egyptian cotton sheets. The spa is the reason to book here, with restorative massages, steam rooms and a peaceful setting high above Shinjuku. Afterwards, take a dip in the indoor pool or enjoy a drink overlooking the skyline.

For a romantic break

• Overlooking Yoyogi Park, Trunk Hotel Yoyogi Park is an intimate hideaway made for couples. Calm interiors feature warm wood, natural stone and curated artwork, while the rooftop infinity pool is the perfect spot to watch the sunset over the city together. Finish the evening with cocktails and nibbles at the chic oyster bar or handmade pasta at the hotel's Italian trattoria. Book the Owner’s Suite for a romantic retreat with a freestanding bathtub and private terrace.

For a business stay

• Directly opposite Shinjuku Station, Keio Plaza Hotel makes business trips straightforward. Premier Grand rooms offer access to a private lounge for breakfast and evening drinks, and are well-equipped with toiletries, phone chargers, international adapters and a useful complimentary smartphone. More than 15 restaurants, extensive meeting facilities and a rooftop pool mean everything you need is under one roof.
• Hotel Okura, Tokyo strikes the right balance between business and downtime. Minimalist rooms have crisp white linens, big modern bathrooms and good proportions for Tokyo. Expect polished meeting spaces and five excellent restaurants, plus a 20-metre indoor pool and traditional Japanese experiences that offer a welcome break once meetings are done.
• Occupying the top floors of Toranomon Hills, Andaz Tokyo offers a quieter take on the business hotel. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood rooms with light, event spaces are modern and well equipped, and after work you can unwind in the pool, spa or rooftop bar overlooking the city.

• Designed by Kengo Kuma, The Capitol Hotel Tokyu offers a calm escape in the middle of the city. Spacious, understated rooms overlook the Imperial Palace Gardens or Mount Fuji. Excellent meeting facilities, the acclaimed Suiren restaurant and a 20-metre indoor pool make business trips feel far less hectic.
• If you prefer to step away from Tokyo's fast pace after meetings, Hotel Chinzanso is hard to beat. Set within magnificent Japanese gardens, it has a 24-hour business centre, an indoor pool, hot spring baths and YU The Spa. Rooms have an air of European style with heavy antique furniture, chandeliers and chintz fabrics, while three dining options promise plenty of choice.
• The Tokyo Toranomon EDITION puts you right in the heart of the business district without feeling too corporate. The lush, plant-filled interiors create a relaxed atmosphere, while minimalist rooms have epic city views. Between meetings, recharge with a spa treatment, indoor swim or dinner at The Jade Room or The Blue Room.

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