The Tokyo Station Hotel

In a city that reinvented itself as a futuristic metropolis studded with skyscrapers, The Tokyo Station Hotel stands as a rare glimpse into the city's pre-war architectural past. The hotel opened in 1915 but has been renovated with European décor that blends the historical grandeur with the convenience of a sought-after location.

The hotel is located within the historic Tokyo Station in Marunouchi, a small commercial district tucked between Tokyo Station and the sprawling Imperial Palace. The popular and historic Imperial Palace Garden and Tokyo Imperial Palace are both within walking distance of the popular Ginza shopping district to the south. A huge advantage for guests is being able to walk directly from the hotel into the station to catch public transportation for easy access to other parts of the city. Haneda Airport is a 20-minute drive or 40 minutes by public transportation.

On-site amenities at the hotel include several French and Japanese restaurants and a great cocktail bar and café. The restaurants are a big draw for guests due to the variety of cuisine. Spa Tokione offers a relaxing getaway with full-service treatment rooms along with a sauna, steam room, and several hydrotherapy pools, including a carbonated hot spring pool, and a cold bath. The attached fitness center offers a full range of cardio and strength training machines but costs an extra fee to use. Business travelers appreciate the well-equipped business center and three flexible banquet halls.

All 150 rooms and suites in the historic Tokyo Station are decorated in classic European décor with big, luxurious bathrooms. Each room features elegant elements and furniture, but all rooms come with standard amenities such as iPod docks, stocked minibars, and mini-fridges. All modern conveniences and necessities are supplied to travelers.