Imperial Hotel Tokyo: A Fusion of Timeless Elegance, Unparalleled Luxury and Historic Legacy

“A calm and modest life brings more happiness than the pursuit of success combined with constant restlessness.”

Albert einstein wrote to a bellhop at the Imperial hotel tokyo 1922

At the crossroads of luxury and history, the Imperial Hotel Tokyo stands as a beacon of elegance, offering a world-class experience for its guests. The hotel has hosted VIPs, dignitaries, and royalty from around the globe, maintaining its status as one of the most prestigious hotels in Japan. With over a century of heritage, two Michelin-starred restaurants, and an impeccable dedication to service, the Imperial Hotel is truly a crown jewel in Tokyo’s hospitality landscape.

In 2026, the Imperial Hotel will expand its legacy with the opening of a new property in Kyoto, further enhancing its commitment to offering the finest in Japanese luxury and hospitality.

 A Storied Architectural History

The Imperial Hotel Tokyo opened its doors in 1890, during a time when Japan was actively modernizing and opening its doors to the world. Built to accommodate foreign dignitaries, it quickly became a symbol of the country’s progress. However, it was the 1923 design by Frank Lloyd Wright that truly placed the hotel in the international spotlight. Wright’s innovative use of Mayan Revival architecture, combined with his renowned earthquake-resistant techniques, made the Imperial Hotel a marvel of its time. The fact that the hotel survived the devastating Great Kanto Earthquake on the very day it opened is part of its legendary status.

Although Wright’s building no longer stands, the hotel that replaced it in 1982 maintains the balance of tradition and modernity. The Frank Lloyd Wright Suite offers a nod to the iconic architect’s vision, with its distinctive art deco design, warm hues, and elegant furnishings. For architecture lovers, this suite is a must-stay, allowing guests to step back in time while enjoying the ultimate luxury. There are many other elements throughout the property honoring Franklin Lloyd Wright.

Our stay at the Imperial Hotel Tokyo

We discovered this magnificent hotel on our own. Keep in mind we did a lot of research before we chose our accommodations. Once we choose a few, we verify we can use our Chase points to get our room for free. It turned out our first choice, the Imperial Hotel, was available. As much as we absorbed the reviews and expected a wonderful experience, we were not prepared for what was about to happen. They shined on every level; it was pure perfection. We were reluctant to leave, but we had lots more of Japan to explore.

Location

The Imperial Hotel is located in the Chiyoda district of Tokyo, Japan, which makes it a prime base for both leisure and business travelers. It is situated near the Imperial Palace and offers easy access to various attractions in the city. The hotel is just a short walk from the Imperial Palace, offering guests the chance to explore the serene palace gardens. The nearby Ginza district, renowned for its luxury shopping and fine dining, is also within walking distance. Guests can enjoy the bustling shops, restaurants, and cafes that make Ginza one of Tokyo’s top destinations.

The hotel is also conveniently located near major transportation hubs, including Tokyo Station and the Hibiya and Ginza subway lines. Thus, it is easy to explore the city or travel further afield via the Shinkansen (bullet train).

Address:
1 Chome-1-1 Uchisaiwaicho, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-8558, Japan 

Phone: +81 3-3504-1111 

Website: The Imperial Hotel Official Home Page

A Gleaming Masterpiece in the Imperial Hotel Lobby

As you enter the hotel, your eyes immediately catch the Minamis Tada grand artwork Reimei (dawn), also known as the Wall of Light. It is made of approximately 7,600 glass blocks that create a serene and inviting atmosphere. This artwork elegantly plays with light and shadow, offering a calming visual experience that reflects the beauty of nature. Tada’s installation beautifully complements the hotel’s contemporary design while celebrating Japanese aesthetics.

Dining and Lounges at the Imperial Hotel Tokyo

Michelin-Starred Dining

The Imperial Hotel Tokyo boasts two Michelin-starred restaurants that offer unforgettable culinary experiences:

1. Les Saisons is a Michelin–star French restaurant under the helm of Chef Thierry Voisin. The restaurant combines classic French culinary techniques with the finest seasonal Japanese ingredients, creating dishes that are as exquisite as they are refined. The plush interiors and opulent atmosphere make it one of the most exclusive dining experiences in Tokyo. We ate a lovely breakfast here, and it was delicious.

2. Torakuro is a Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant that combines the art of Japanese cuisine with the freshest ingredients, including premium Wagyu beef and seafood. Guests are treated to a live cooking experience as chefs prepare each dish in front of them with precision and flair, making it as much about the spectacle as the flavors.

Beyond these Michelin stars, the Imperial Hotel Tokyo offers a wide range of dining and lounge options:

• Imperial Viking Sa: Tokyo’s first buffet-style restaurant, offering an array of wonderful dishes. The buffet is incredible and very popular!
• Parkside Diner: This diner serves classic American comfort food like burgers, pancakes, and milkshakes, as well as Japanese dishes.
• San Applause: A modern Japanese restaurant offering innovative takes on traditional dishes.
• Rendez-Vous Lounge and Bar: A perfect place for afternoon tea or cocktails with the gorgeous Wall of Light.
• The Rendez Vous AWA: Their new Champange-focused lounge is at the hotel’s entrance. It is a hub for Get-Togethers.
• The Imperial Lounge Aqua Enjoy Quality Time in a Relaxing British-style atmosphere. Enjoy afternoon tea while looking over Hibaya Park,
• Tokyo Nadaman: Here, you can enjoy genuine kaiseki cuisine made with the choicest seasonal ingredients. The menu features flavors from all seasons and carefully selected ingredients.
• Nakata Fanatical sushi gourmets claim Nakata’s creations are among the finest of the traditional Tokyo-style sushi. L
• Toraya The Toraya tea room serves Japanese snacks, sweets, and light meals. In this restrained space, visitors can enjoy Japanese snacks made with a focus on ingredients and the seasons.
• Imperial Bar is a stunning whisky bar that we will describe in more detail below. It does have a dress code.

The Imperial Bar: Classic and Timeless

The Imperial Bar is a Tokyo institution. With its rich, dark wood interiors, plush seating, and classic cocktails, it evokes a sense of timeless elegance. The bar is famous for its expertly crafted drinks, including a broad selection of Japanese whiskies. Whether you’re looking for a post-dinner nightcap or a quiet evening with friends, the Imperial Bar offers an intimate setting to unwind.

We spent a delightful evening at the Imperial Bar, where the bar staff was exceptionally knowledgeable about their whiskey collection. Ryan, an aspiring whiskey aficionado, was in seventh heaven during our time there. Newsweek had just asked him to contribute to an article they were writing about whiskey. Let’s say he was more than happy to do the research!

Three categories of guest rooms

Regular Floors ( Main Building) 7th-12th floors have been designed with both dignity and functional elegance in mind. Whether you are staying with family or here on business, these rooms provide comfort and elegance.

Tower Building floors 20th and 29th-31st are perfect for guests who wish to enjoy the night view and the promise of a comfortable and luxurious experience.

The Imperial Floors (main building 14th-16th floors) house many of our most refined guest rooms and sumptuous suites. These spacious, world-class facilities feature our lavish SleepWorks beds, the ultimate sleeping system. We stayed here and can speak from personal experience.

The Imperial Floors offer elevated service and luxury. These top-tier floors cater to guests seeking the highest level of privacy, service, and attention to detail. Pajamas are put out each evening with your turn-down service, and a glass of wine or beer is delivered to the room each evening by the floor Geisha.

What makes the Imperial Floors genuinely exceptional is the Geisha service provided on each floor. Traditionally trained Geishas are available to attend to every guest request, offering a uniquely Japanese touch to the hospitality experience. Whether you need assistance with a dinner reservation, room service, or special requests, the Geishas are there to ensure your stay is flawless.

 Luxurious Room Amenities

At the Imperial Hotel Tokyo, every room has been meticulously designed to offer guests a blend of modern luxury and traditional Japanese aesthetics. Whether you’re staying in a standard room or a luxury suite, the amenities are nothing short of exceptional.

Each room offers:

– Luxurious bedding with plush mattresses, high-thread-count sheets, and an array of pillows for a perfect night’s sleep.

– Spacious layouts, designed to maximize comfort and relaxation, with tasteful décor that reflects a blend of Western and Japanese influences.

– High-speed Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and modern entertainment systems for connectivity and entertainment during your stay.

– Fully stocked minibars with a selection of premium beverages and snacks.

– Lavish bathrooms featuring deep soaking tubs, separate rain showers, and luxury toiletries.

– In-room safes, climate control, and blackout curtains to ensure privacy and comfort.

-All room functions are centralized on a tablet at the bedside.

Many of the rooms also offer breathtaking views of the Imperial Palace Gardens, Tokyo’s skyline, or the tranquil surroundings of Hibiya Park. Select suites include traditional Japanese touches creating an atmosphere of serene elegance.

Special Mention Room

Frank Llyod Wright Suite is the only suite in the world to bear the name of Frank Lloyd Wright under a name-use agreement with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation of the United States. We had the privilege of visiting the suite on our tour. The Frank Lloyd Wright® Suite incorporates the design of the former Wright Building of the Imperial Hotel; it has Wright’s original carpets, furniture, and lighting, as well as the design of his private residence in the United States, and reconstructs them in a hotel room. For passionate Frank Lloyd Wright fans, this would be the ultimate experience.

Vibe and Clientele at the Imperial Hotel Tokyo

The Imperial Hotel Tokyo strikes the perfect balance between grand opulence and inviting warmth. Despite its prestigious status as a top-tier luxury hotel, it never feels intimidating or stuffy. The atmosphere is elegant but welcoming, making it a favorite for world leaders, royalty, and business executives who value discretion, comfort, and impeccable service. The hotel’s timeless décor and understated sophistication ensure that every guest feels pampered without being overwhelmed by formality. Whether you’re here for a leisurely stay or a business trip, the Imperial Hotel caters to your every need with grace and professionalism.

Hotel Amenities

• Room Service
• Car Rental
• 24-hour front desk
• Fitness Center
• Concierge
• Wheelchair Access
• Swimming Pool – Indoor
• Babysitting Services
• ATM Machine
• Currency Exchange
• Shopping

Parking and Transportation

The Imperial Hotel Tokyo makes transportation and parking effortless for its guests:

– Airport Transfers: The hotel provides seamless transfers to and from both Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport, offering shuttle services or private car options that can be arranged through the concierge.

– Train Access: Located near Tokyo Station, the hotel is ideally situated for guests traveling to other parts of Japan via the Shinkansen (bullet train).

-Public Transportation: The nearby Hibiya and Ginza subway stations make it easy for guests to navigate Tokyo’s extensive public transport network.

– On-Site Parking: For those traveling by car, the hotel has secure on-site facilities.

-During our stay, we exclusively used Uber. Our waits were less than three minutes each time, and the vehicles were spotless. Taxis were always readily available, too.

Shopping Within the Imperial Hotel Tokyo

For those seeking high-end retail therapy, the Imperial Hotel houses an array of luxury boutiques within its premises. These shops include Japanese artisans offering traditional crafts, confections, original goods, and internationally recognized luxury brands. Whether you’re in the mood for a unique souvenir, indulgent shopping, or a wedding dress, you’ll find everything you need within the hotel’s luxurious halls.

What We Loved About the Imperial Hotel Tokyo

What didn’t we love? Our stay at the Imperial Hotel Tokyo was nothing short of extraordinary. In fact, we can confidently say that it may be the most incredible hotel we’ve ever stayed in—and considering we’ve stayed in well over a thousand hotels, that’s no small statement. From the moment we arrived, the staff’s attention to detail and commitment to exceptional service were evident.

We loved how elegant the hotel felt, without ever being stuffy or formal. It strikes the perfect balance between luxury and comfort. Every detail, from the meticulously maintained rooms to the seamless service, was perfect. One of the highlights for us was the level of attentiveness from the staff. We rarely even had to press the elevator button—the staff was always present and ready to assist with a smile and a bow.

At the hotel, we had a traditional Japanese tea service that impressed us with its deep tradition and authenticity. We were glad to have done this early on in our visit to Japan.

The Imperial Hotel Tokyo embodies everything we love about luxury hospitality: elegance, impeccable service, and warm hospitality. Our stay exceeded our expectations in every way. During our Japan travels, we stayed at five more amazing hotels that we were in awe of. No one, though, came close to our experience at the Imperial Hotel Tokyo.

What are the cons

It can be pricey, especially during the busy season. However, this kind of service, elegance, and attention to detail mandates lots of staff and services, which are costly. Is it worth it? Absolutely. If you can get the hotel as we did using points or get lower prices in the off-season, don’t miss out. It doesn’t really get any better than this.

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Of course, this article is about the Imperial Hotel Tokyo, and we can not recommend it enough, but there are other excellent properties in Tokyo. Use the links below to check out the different price points and areas you can stay in. Make sure to check out the Imperial Hotel, though; it is one of a kind.

It is important to price out accommodations on various sites. Expedia is a US-based company, whereas Booking.com is Europe-based. Not all properties appear on both, so it is ideal to check both out. Our personal first choice is Booking.com. If the establishment has a website, check the price there as well. Click the link below to check out hotels and vacation homes in the area. It may be just the motivation you need to start planning that next grand adventure.

Transparency

We booked the hotel online using our Chase Sapphire Reserve Points and paid nothing except for a small city tax for our 4-night stay on one of the Imperial Floors. That booking with points included daily breakfast. We let the hotel know we were visiting the weeks before our arrival. We requested a tour of the hotel, which they kindly provided us. The tour was extensive and very informative. There is so much history and unique areas of the hotel we would have missed had we not had a personalized tour. They did not ask, nor did we commit to any social media or blog content.

Reflection on Our Stay

Our stay at the Imperial Hotel Tokyo was truly exceptional. It stands out as one of the finest hotels we’ve ever stayed in—which says a lot, considering we’ve experienced thousands. From the moment we arrived, the hotel exuded a perfect balance of elegance and comfort. The staff’s attention to detail was incredible, and small gestures, like pressing the elevator button for us, made us feel pampered every step of the way.

What sets the Imperial Hotel Tokyo apart is its ability to be luxurious without being pretentious. The warmth and genuine hospitality made us feel at home despite the grandeur. The beautifully appointed rooms reflected a harmonious blend of modern amenities and traditional Japanese touches, ensuring our comfort throughout our stay.

The dining options were another highlight, from the Michelin-starred restaurants to casual yet refined spots like the Parkside Diner. The hotel’s central location in the Chiyoda district allowed us to explore Tokyo’s best attractions with ease, while its serene atmosphere provided a perfect retreat from the city’s energy.

The Imperial Hotel Tokyo surpassed our expectations in every way, and we wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it to anyone seeking a truly unforgettable experience in Tokyo or Japan as a whole.

 Top 10 Things to Do in Tokyo

Staying at the Imperial Hotel Tokyo puts you in the heart of this dynamic and culturally rich city, with these top attractions just a short distance away. Each experience offers a unique window into Tokyo’s history, modernity, and cultural diversity, ensuring your visit is nothing short of unforgettable.

The Concierge service at the Imperial Hotel is exceptional. They are a wealth of information and truly listen to what you wish to experience. If they can make it happen, they will.

 1. Explore the Imperial Palace Gardens

Located just a short walk from the Imperial Hotel, the Imperial Palace Gardens offers a tranquil escape from the busy streets of Tokyo. The expansive grounds feature beautifully landscaped gardens, traditional Japanese stone bridges, and seasonal flora that change throughout the year. It’s a perfect place for a leisurely stroll, allowing you to appreciate both Japan’s natural beauty and its cultural heritage, as parts of the palace grounds are steeped in the history of the Japanese Imperial family.

2. Shop in Ginza

Ginza is Tokyo’s luxury shopping district, known for its designer boutiques, high-end department stores, and Imperial upscale dining options. Here, you’ll find flagship stores for global brands like Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and Gucci, as well as renowned Japanese department stores like Mitsukoshi and Wako. The area also offers a wide variety of sophisticated cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy everything from fine French cuisine to traditional Japanese dishes, making Ginza not only a shopping paradise but also a gastronomic destination.

 3. Visit Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa

As Tokyo’s oldest temple, Sensoji in the Asakusa district is a must-visit for anyone interested in Japan’s rich cultural and spiritual history. The iconic Kaminarimon Gate, with its massive red lantern, leads visitors down Nakamise-dori, a bustling street filled with shops selling traditional snacks and souvenirs. The temple itself, dedicated to the Buddhist goddess of mercy, Kannon, is an awe-inspiring structure surrounded by serene gardens and smaller shrines. It’s a place where centuries-old traditions and modern Tokyo life intersect.

4. Tour the Meiji Shrine

Nestled in a lush forested park in Shibuya, the Meiji Shrine is dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, who played critical roles in Japan’s modernization during the late 19th century. The approach to the shrine is marked by towering torii gates and a tranquil walking path through a 170-acre forest, offering a peaceful contrast to the bustling Shibuya streets nearby. Visitors can participate in traditional Shinto practices, such as writing wishes on “ema” (wooden plaques) or witnessing a conventional wedding ceremony, making it a profoundly cultural experience.

5. Shibuya Crossing

Often referred to as the busiest pedestrian crossing in the world, Shibuya Crossing is a Tokyo icon that symbolizes the fast-paced energy of the city. When the traffic lights turn red in all directions, hundreds (and sometimes thousands) of people cross simultaneously, creating a dazzling spectacle of organized chaos. Surrounding the crossing are neon billboards, giant TV screens, and famous landmarks like the Hachiko Statue, making it an excellent spot for people-watching and soaking in the city’s vibrant atmosphere. It’s a must-see for anyone visiting Tokyo.

6. Stroll through Ueno Park

A cultural and recreational hub in Tokyo, Ueno Park is home to several major museums, a zoo, and some of the city’s most beautiful cherry blossom trees. During the spring sakura*season, the park becomes a lively gathering spot for locals and tourists alike, who come to enjoy hanami (cherry blossom viewing) picnics. The park is also home to the Tokyo National Museum, where you can explore a vast collection of Japanese art and artifacts, as well as the Ueno Zoo, which is home to Japan’s beloved giant pandas.

7. Odaiba Waterfront

A futuristic entertainment district located on a man-made island in Tokyo Bay, Odaiba offers stunning views of the Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo’s skyline. Odaiba is home to a variety of attractions, including Team Lab Borderless, an interactive digital art museum where visitors are immersed in ever-changing installations. The area also features large shopping malls like Diver City Tokyo Plaza, which has a full-scale Gundam statue at its entrance, and popular spots like Oedo Onsen Monogatari, a hot spring theme park where you can relax after a day of exploration.

8. Admire Tokyo Tower

One of Tokyo’s most recognizable landmarks, Tokyo Tower, is inspired by the Eiffel Tower but stands even taller at 333 meters. Visitors can take an elevator to one of the observation decks for a breathtaking panoramic view of Tokyo, including glimpses of Mount Fuji on clear days. At night, the tower is illuminated in vibrant colors, creating a stunning backdrop to the city skyline. Inside, there are shops and cafes, as well as exhibits about the history of the tower, making it both a cultural and scenic experience.

9. Experience activities that will awaken your inner child.

Tokyo offers a variety of exciting activities that invite you to reconnect with your inner child. Experience the thrill of go-karting through the city’s bustling streets while dressed as your favorite character, combining speed and fun in a unique urban adventure. For a taste of Japanese culture, indulge in a Ninja Dinner, where skilled ninjas serve you delicious cuisine in a themed setting, making for a memorable dining experience. A visit to Tokyo Disneyland is a must, allowing you to immerse yourself in a magical world filled with thrilling rides, enchanting shows, and beloved Disney characters.

Additionally, you can step into the past by dressing as a samurai and exploring the city or participating in a photo session to capture your warrior spirit. For an unforgettable and interactive experience, try wrestling with a retired sumo wrestler, gaining insights into this traditional sport while having a great time. These activities are just a few of the many ways Tokyo encourages you to embrace your playful side and create lasting memories.

10. Experience the Nightlife in Roppongi

Roppongi is known for its lively nightlife, offering a mix of bars, clubs, and restaurants that cater to both local and international visitors. Whether you’re looking for a quiet cocktail lounge or a high-energy dance club, Roppongi has something for everyone. In addition to its nightlife, Roppongi is also home to the Mori Art Museum and Roppongi Hills, where you can enjoy art exhibitions and panoramic views of the city. It’s a district that never sleeps, and it’s perfect for those wanting to experience the more dynamic side of Tokyo after dark.

 11. Try Sushi at Tsukiji Outer Market

Although the famed Tsukiji Fish Market has moved to a new location, the Tsukiji Outer Market remains a vibrant spot to enjoy some of the freshest seafood in Tokyo. The market is a maze of stalls offering a wide variety of sushi, sashimi, grilled seafood, and street food, providing an authentic taste of Japan’s culinary heritage. Whether you’re a seasoned sushi lover or a first-timer, Tsukiji is the perfect place to sample local delicacies such as uni (sea urchin), otoro (fatty tuna), and freshly shucked oysters. Our last hours in Japan were spent here; it is crowded and crazy. We bought so much here to bring home as gifts!

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