“Stylish, nearing futuristic, both inside and out. This sleek property takes luxury to another level. Contemporary rooms with free standing bathtubs overlooking the Tokyo skyline. An award winning restaurant. Pitch perfect service and a superb spa. You'll be left wanting for nothing.”
“Stylish, nearing futuristic, both inside and out. This sleek property takes luxury to another level. Contemporary rooms with free standing bathtubs overlooking the Tokyo skyline. An award winning restaurant. Pitch perfect service and a superb spa. You'll be left wanting for nothing.”
Hotel Review
Recommended for
- Foodies
- Dine in the superb Collage restaurant where French and Japanese cuisines collide.
- City Style
- A sleek hotel complete with Michelin star restaurant and top-notch service.
Recommended For
- Foodies
- Dine in the superb Collage restaurant where French and Japanese cuisines collide.
- City Style
- A sleek hotel complete with Michelin star restaurant and top-notch service.
- Designer Shopping
- Wander down to the Ginza neighbourhood and explore the upscale shops.
- Sights nearby
- Be sure to make a trip to the impressive Imperial Palace.
- Local markets
- The bustling Tsukiji fish market is a must see.
- Close to nightlife
- Romantic
- Free wifi
- Views
- Gourmet
- Luxury
- Contemporary
- Wellbeing
- Disabled access
- Business Hotel
- Child friendly
- Gym
- Chic
- Restaurant
- Grand Hotel
- Spa
Facilities
- Parking
- Charges apply.
- Shops
- Wifi
- Free wifi
- Views
- Business Centre
- Bar
- Airport transfer
- Sauna/Steam
- Meeting Room
- No pets
- Concierge
- Air conditioning
- Disabled access
- Room service
- Child friendly
- Gym
- Swimming Pool
- Restaurant
- Spa
Activities
- Designer Shopping
- Wander down to the Ginza neighbourhood and explore the upscale shops.
- Sights nearby
- Be sure to make a trip to the impressive Imperial Palace.
- Local markets
- The bustling Tsukiji fish market is a must see.
- Close to nightlife
Map & Location
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The Conrad, which opened in July of 2005 in the Shimbashi neighborhood, certainly borrows much of the Park Hyatt’s visual iconography and architecture: there’s the dramatic skyscraping lobby, accessed by a swift, ear-popping elevator ride; the lounge, with its floor-to-ceiling windows; the guest room floors’ long, hushed hallways, here paneled in a dark tropical hardwood that makes you feel as if you’re walking through a giant’s humidor.
Originally published by CNTraveller (view article)
Conrad Tokyo
A shiny lipstick-red lacquer sculpture sets a playful modern tone in the ground-floor entrance lobby. A combination of clean-lined contemporary design, Michelin-starred cuisine and five-star service has ensured it is a consistent favourite among business travellers and families.
Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)
