The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo
More photosThe Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo, is a masterclass in urban luxury, occupying the top nine floors of the 53-story Midtown Tower in the vibrant Roppongi district. Starting on the 45th floor, the hotel offers some of the most dramatic views in the city, with floor-to-ceiling windows providing panoramic vistas of the Imperial Palace, Tokyo Bay, and, on clear days, the iconic silhouette of Mount Fuji.
The interior design is a sophisticated fusion of East and West, balancing traditional Japanese aesthetics with contemporary grandeur. You’ll find spaces adorned with dark woods, washi paper textures, and elegant kimono-inspired fabrics. The hotel acts as a peaceful, sky-high sanctuary, with a world-class wellness floor featuring a stunning glass-wrapped indoor pool that seems to float above the city skyline.
Its location is a cultural powerhouse. The hotel sits within the Tokyo Midtown development, placing you steps away from the “Roppongi Art Triangle,” which includes the Mori Art Museum and the Suntory Museum of Art. The area is a perfect blend of high-end shopping, embassies, and historic pockets like the tranquil Hinokicho Park, which offers a serene, green escape from the neon energy of the city below.
Dining is another highlight, with seven incredible restaurants on-site ranging from traditional Japanese kaiseki and tempura to innovative French fine dining. Whether you are enjoying a signature cocktail at The Bar while watching the city lights or exploring the neighboring galleries, the hotel provides a seamless transition from deep relaxation to the height of Tokyo’s cultural scene.
Expert reviews
“This five-star stunner takes up the top nine floors of the 53-story Midtown Tower (along with the first three levels), with views rivaling those of the Park Hyatt. The Ritz-Carlton Tokyo has a range of accommodation options, including a Japanese-style room.”
“The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo towers over Roppongi, the city’s pulsating nightlife district. The hotel takes up residence on the top nine floors of the 53-story Tokyo Midtown, one of the city’s tallest buildings.”
“At the highest end of Tokyo’s luxury five-star hotels stands The Ritz-Carlton, an elegant property where the finest things in life are standard. Soaring over 45-floors above the city in the Tokyo’s Midtown complex, the hotel boasts spacious and luxurious rooms, Michelin-star dining, and an award-winning spa.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Tokyo.
“Tokyo abounds in skyscraper hotels, but this one takes the honors as the loftiest one of all, in the upper stratospheres of the city’s tallest building. Luckily, breathtaking panoramas are handily delivered from guest rooms.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Tokyo.
“There’s high-rise and then there’s this: a luxury hotel perched atop the tallest building in the world’s most populous metropolis. It’s got Michelin-starred dining, seamless service and a calmness that contrasts brilliantly with the chaos 50 floors below.”
What guests liked
- Amazing views
- Club lounge
- Friendly staff
- Excellent Wifi
- Great location
- Comfortable beds
Location
Recent guest reviews
11 April 2024
it looks old. a bit disappointed.
the hallways are very dark and old. could use renovation - `brighter carpet and lighting
the hallways leading to the rooms look creepy
continental breakfast had small portions
9 February 2024
good but could be better
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6 November 2023
The hotel is not only convenient to the mall but also convenient to head to the Roppongi district.
The location was perfect, it is close to the mall which is more convenient for me to browse around and enjoy the delicious food that Tokyo has to offer.
There is nothing that I did not like. Everything has progressional meet up my expectation.
Hotel facilities
Food & Drink
- - Restaurant
- - Bar
- - Breakfast in the room
- - Special diet menus (on request)
- - Kids' meals (additional charge)
- - Kid-friendly buffet
- - Wine/champagne (additional charge)
- - Fruits (additional charge)
- - Coffee house on site
General
- - Room service
- - Non-smoking rooms
- - Airport shuttle
- - Facilities for disabled guests
- - Barber/beauty shop
- - Lift
- - Safety deposit box
- - Soundproof rooms
- - Chapel/shrine
- - Heating
- - Air conditioning
- - Adults only
Business facilities
- - Meeting/banquet facilities (additional charge)
- - Business centre (additional charge)
- - Fax/photocopying (additional charge)
Reception services
- - 24-hour front desk
- - Express check-in/check-out
- - Currency exchange
- - Luggage storage
- - Concierge service
- - Private check-in/check-out
- - Invoice provided
Activities
- - Sauna
- - Fitness centre
- - Spa & wellness centre (additional charge)
- - Massage (additional charge)
- - Hot tub/Jacuzzi
- - Indoor pool
- - Indoor pool (all year)
- - Beauty services
- - Facial treatments
- - Manicure
- - Pedicure
- - Body treatments
- - Body scrub
- - Body wrap
- - Spa facilities
- - Steam room
- - Foot bath
- - Back massage
- - Neck massage
- - Foot massage
- - Couples massage
- - Head massage
- - Full body massage
- - Fitness
- - Personal trainer
- - Fitness/spa locker rooms
- - Bike tours (additional charge)
- - Live music/performance
- - Bicycle rental (additional charge)
Entertainment & family services
- - Babysitting/child services (additional charge)
Cleaning services
- - Laundry (additional charge)
- - Dry cleaning (additional charge)
- - Ironing service
- - Trouser press (additional charge)
- - Daily housekeeping
Parking
- - Parking garage
Accessibility
- - Wheelchair accessible
Pool and wellness
- - Pool with view
- - Heated pool
- - Sun loungers or beach chairs
- - Swimming pool
Transport
- - Airport pick up (additional charge)
- - Airport drop off (additional charge)
Miscellaneous
- - 24-hour security
- - Key card access
- - Security alarm
- - Smoke alarms
- - Fire extinguishers
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