| In a city where dining is an art form, The Peninsula Tokyo raises culinary expectations to new levels. The gourmet options include The Lobby where the famous Peninsula Afternoon Tea is served daily. |
EXPERIENCESuperbly located in the prestigious business district of Marunouchi, opposite the Imperial Palace and Hibiya Park and within minutes' walk of the shopping capital of Ginza, The Peninsula Tokyo offers commanding city views, luxurious comfort, sophisticated facilities, extraordinary dining options and the legendary Peninsula service. With 314 spacious rooms, including 47 suites, five unique restaurants, two ballrooms, six elegantly-designed function rooms, a wedding chapel, a Japanese ceremony room, a fitness center and The Peninsula Spa by ESPA, The Peninsula is one of Tokyo’s landmark hotels.
Rooms at The Peninsula Tokyo are among the largest in Tokyo and have stunning views of the city, Imperial Gardens, and Hibiya Park. Modern and contemporary with Japanese-inspired accents, each room and suite blends traditional Peninsula standards of comfort and innovative technology with elements of Japanese heritage and culture.
The Peninsula Tokyo offers a range of gourmet options, which include The Lobby, where the famous Peninsula Afternoon is served, authentic Cantonese cuisine at Hei Fung Terrace, Japanese kaiseki at Tsuruya, international cuisine at Peter and The Peninsula Boutique & Café where light dishes, snacks, specialty chocolates, and gifts are available.
Occupying 9,688 sq ft, The Peninsula Spa by ESPA offers a city retreat permeated by indulgence and deep relaxation. Spa treatments blend European, Asian, and Ayurvedic philosophies with contemporary treatment skills for an entirely new holistic experience. Facilities include eight treatment rooms offering city views, separate changing rooms, saunas, steam rooms, lifestyle showers, ice fountains and relaxation areas for both men and women. RECOGNITIONThe Peninsula Tokyo is part of Peninsula Hotels (The) Condé Nast Traveler - Hot List:Top 65 - 2008
Travel + Leisure – No.9, Top 15 to Watch - 2008 LOCATIONTokyo is Japan's capital and the largest city in the country with a population of over 12 million. The vibrant metropolis perfectly combines Japanese traditions with modern influences. From stylish boutiques, traditional restaurants, and trendy bars to museums, art galleries, ancient temples, serene gardens, stunning architecture, and colorful neon lights, the city constantly attracts both business and leisure travelers alike. CONTACTRELATED ARTICLESThe Peninsula in Tokyo: opulent luxury at its purest | AWAY-NIGHTS | July 2008 | By: Mary Gostelow Whether for its restaurant that draws a constant crowd, its awe-inspiringly sensual art, or its splendid service, The Peninsula is the place to be.
Gliding up to the hotel in a long-stretch Peninsula-green Rolls Royce is an elegant way to arrive, especially as you pass a beautifully restored 1934 Rol... moreThe Peninsula Tokyo | AWAY-NIGHTS | December 2007 | By: Mary Gostelow The Peninsula Tokyo offers commanding city views, luxurious comfort, and the legendary Peninsula service
Gliding up to The Peninsula Tokyo in a long-stretch Peninsula-green Rolls Royce is an elegant way to arrive, especially as you pass a beautifully restored 1934 Rolls Royce in the drive (it is used... more
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RATES & ROOMS56000 - 850000 JPY(595 - 9028 USD) 314 Rooms & Suites  Concierge Front Desk High Speed Internet (Wireless) Massage Outdoor Dining & Lounging Area Parking Room Service Valet Parking
Fitness Centre Indoor Sauna / Spa Jacuzzi / Hot Tub Lounge/Bar Meeting / Conference Rooms Private Chapel Restaurant(s) Spa Swimming Pool - Indoor
Art/Cultural Venues Nearby Business/Conference Shopping Nearby Sightseeing
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