Tokyo Hotel Guides
Detailed profiles of the Tokyo hotels that matter most to our comparisons, with rooms, location, wellness, trade-offs and links back to the areas where they make sense.
Seven hotel guides for the V1
Park Hyatt Tokyo
Iconic Shinjuku luxury, skyline views and travelers who value the hotel as part of the Tokyo experience.
Read hotel guideAman Tokyo
Ultra-luxury, serenity, large suites, skyline views and a strong spa experience.
Read hotel guideHOSHINOYA Tokyo
Travelers who want ryokan rituals and an onsen without leaving central Tokyo.
Read hotel guideMandarin Oriental, Tokyo
Panoramic skyline views, destination dining and a refined Nihonbashi base.
Read hotel guideFour Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi
Contemporary luxury, families needing connecting rooms, skyline views and Otemachi transport.
Read hotel guideThe Peninsula Tokyo
Classic luxury near Hibiya Park, Ginza shopping and Imperial Palace views.
Read hotel guideBvlgari Hotel Tokyo
Contemporary Italian-Japanese luxury, Yaesu access, design, dining and a major indoor pool.
Read hotel guideYou can also narrow the list by stay type: family hotels, boutique hotels, or Tokyo ryokan.
Start with the area, then compare the hotel
A hotel profile is most useful after you know which part of Tokyo fits your itinerary. Use Where to Stay in Tokyo first if you are still deciding between Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ginza, Tokyo Station and Asakusa.