The Tokyoite palace that understood modern luxury starts with natural light and space.
Palace Hotel Tokyo
À partir de
977.94 €
“Rooms from 45 m² with full-height picture windows onto the Imperial Palace gardens, 200 metres away.”
**Palace Hotel Tokyo** occupies a rare spot, facing the moats and black pines of the Imperial Palace, in the Marunouchi district where corporate HQs and ministries cluster. We slept in a 48 m² room (the entry-level category), blond wood floor, white marble bathroom, deep bathtub facing centenary trees. The 20-metre indoor pool bathes in zenithal light, the Evian spa offers Japanese and Western treatments across 1 000 m². Six restaurants including a three-Michelin-star (Esterre, French cuisine), a teppanyaki, a sushi counter. Service remains discreet, efficient, never obsequious, in that Tokyoite sobriety that does one good. From **978 €** the night, which remains coherent for this level in Tokyo ✨
Points forts
- 200 metres from the Imperial Palace gardens, direct view of the moats and centenary pines
- Rooms from 45 m², the most spacious among Tokyo's central palaces
- Esterre restaurant: three Michelin stars, French cuisine by chef Katsumi Soga
- 1 000 m² Evian spa with 20-metre pool under glass roof and Japanese treatments
- Six restaurants including teppanyaki, omakase sushi and saké bar with 60 references
Équipements signatures
1 pool
Non-smoking rooms
Free Wi-Fi
Fitness centre
Airport shuttle
Facilities for disabled guests
Spa and wellness centre
Restaurant
Room service
On-site parking
Wi-Fi available everywhere
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