The Edition Ginza, Tokyo
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“The rooms at the Tokyo EDITION, Ginza make you feel like you’re about to have the best adult sleepover of your life. The robes? Plushy. The throw blankets? White and fuzzy. It’s all Le Labo everything in the bathroom and you feel like a million bucks.”
“Many of Tokyo’s big-brand luxury international hotels can feel out of touch with the local neighborhood, occupying the topmost floors of tall towers, but the low-slung, boutique-minded Tokyo Edition, Ginza blends in with the surroundings, with a street-level connection care of a ground-floor lobby just off the famed shopping street.”
“Designed by Kengo Kuma and the brainchild of hotelier Ian Schrager, it has got the locals talking. And this is—full stop—a party hotel. Without a lick of Japanese-ness about it, The Edition seeks to unfurl its world famous coolness.”
What guests liked
- Central location
- Delicious food
- Friendly staff
- Comfortable beds
- Boutique style
All you need to know
The Tokyo EDITION, Ginza is this super-chic hideaway tucked right into the heart of Ginza, where the buzz of high-end shops and Michelin-star dining is just outside your door.
The design is really something. A collaboration between Ian Schrager and architect Kengo Kuma blends minimalism with warm Japanese details so you feel elegant but also totally grounded. The building even has vertical greenery on its façade, and the interiors lean into natural wood tones and soft ivory textures.
When it comes to food and drink, the hotel doesn’t hold back. There’s Sophie at EDITION, a modern brasserie on the 14th floor serving seasonal, locally inspired fare.
The Punch Room is especially cool. It’s a refined cocktail bar centered around punch, with drinks made from Japanese spirits like sake and ryokucha tea.
And if you want fresh air and views, check out The Roof, a rooftop bar with wine, cocktails, and light bites. The hotel also packs in a 24-hour gym, super personal service, and sustainable touches like Le Labo black tea–scented amenities.
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