Located across the street from the Imperial Palace and steps from the shopping capital of Ginza, the Peninsula Tokyo is a well-appointed base from which to explore this fascinating city.
EXPERIENCE
Tokyo's first freestanding hotel to be built since the mid-'90s, the Peninsula Tokyo showcases Japan's design heritage (and love of all things high-tech) with lots of understated flourishes and modern gadgetry.
Rooms may come with cordless phones (Skype compatible) that convert to mobiles, inbuilt flatscreen TVs in marble bathrooms that mute when the phone rings, and handy nail driers that enable expert manicures. But they're also spacious dens of relaxation thanks to a soothing palette of earthy browns and beiges and lots of textural elements, like a ceiling inset with woven cedar mat, a slated wooden headboard, and a lacquered desk. The Peninsula Tokyo's 314 spacious rooms provide wonderful views of the Palace, so be sure to book on a high floor.
Foodies will love the traditional fare offered at Hei Fung Terrace. Meanwhile the French-influenced eatery, Peter, affords gorgeous views of Tokyo's skyline. Don't miss the ultra-modern spa for a luxurious Ayurvedic body treatment.
Condé Nast Traveler - Gold List, Best for Food - 2009
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Travel + Leisure - No.9, Top 15 to Watch - 2008
Travel Trade Gazette - Travel Awards - Best New City Hotel - 2008
LOCATION
You can't beat the location of the Peninsula Tokyo, which sits across the street from the Imperial Palace, next to the Hibija subway station and a three-minute walk to the happening Ginza district. A taxi ride from Narita airport takes 90 minutes.
The Peninsula in Tokyo: opulent luxury at its purest | AWAY-NIGHTS | July 2008 | By: Mary GostelowWhether 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 GostelowThe 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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