Hotel The Peninsula, Tokyo
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“A Peninsula hotel is like that frustrating friend who, no matter how hard you look, has no flaws. Not one. The Peninsula Tokyo is located in the city’s ritzy Ginza district, a stroll away from designer boutiques and Michelin-starred restaurants.”
“Architect Kazukiyo Sato envisioned the freestanding Peninsula Tokyo — a rarity among hotels in the city — as a 24-story traditional Japanese lantern at the entrée to the Marunouchi and Ginza neighborhoods. And thanks to lighting designer Tino Kwan, at night the hotel’s soft glow makes it look like one.”
“Whereas The Peninsula Hong Kong capitalizes on its colonial-age splendor, this sister property strives for an understated Zen-like simplicity. Rooms, beginning at 51 sq. m. (544 sq. ft.), are among Tokyo’s largest, with the best facing the greenery of the Imperial Palace and Hibiya Park.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Tokyo.
“Some of the most spacious rooms in Tokyo can be found at The Peninsula, a 24-storey, rose-tinted tower inspired by a Japanese lantern. Expect unwavering service, panoramic views from the rooftop restaurant, legendary afternoon teas and a convenient location in Yurakucho.”
What guests liked
- Friendly staff
- Spacious rooms
- Great location
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
The Peninsula Hotel is a five-star luxury center that offers nothing short of hospitality excellence. The hotel is highly rated for its high-quality services and presence of several modern amenities needed for a comfortable stay. The hotel is located on 1-8-1 Chiyoda-ku Yurakucho where its excellent location puts it near several exciting and fascinating places.
The hotel pampers its guests with luxury amenities and facilities such as spa center and a fitness club. The Peninsula Hotel showers its guests with a stylish setting and comfy environment. There is a swimming pool, and sun loungers are available in the hotel which overlooks the Imperial Palace Gardens.
The hotel offers chic room options such as Deluxe King Room, Deluxe Twin Room, Premier Twin Room, Premier King Room and other room options that come with extra features such as Grand Premier Twin Room with Park View, Deluxe Suite with Twin Beds and Deluxe Suite with King Bed.
The hotel rooms are furnished with modern décor and decorated with the finest color.
Tokyo Station is about a 5-minute drive away from the hotel while the Ginza shopping district is a 3-minute walk away from the hotel premises.
The on-site hotel restaurant offers several dishes of local and international cuisines, prepared from fresh ingredients and served exquisitely in a stylish setting.
The hotel provides other services, facilities, and amenities such as concierge services, luggage storage, heating, lift, 24-hour front desk, airport shuttle, daily maid service and room service.
The Peninsula Hotel is the place to stay when in Tokyo.
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