Design hotels in Tokyo

Akasaka, Tokyo $$$$

1 Hotel Tokyo

Interiors by Crème feature living moss walls, Tochigi Oya stone, reclaimed timber panels, and hand-raked plaster finishes.

Shibuya, Tokyo From $200

All Day Place Shibuya

Emerald green facade tiles give way to utilitarian joinery, custom industrial fixtures, and graphic compact rooms.

Otemachi, Tokyo From $2,800

Aman Tokyo

A soaring thirty-metre washi paper lantern ceiling frames basalt stone walls, minimalist rock gardens, and camphor woodwork.

Tachikawa, Tokyo $$$$

Auberge Tokito

Minimalist pale timber pavilions, shikkui plaster, and contemplative roji stone garden paths by Shinichiro Ogata.

Kabukicho, Tokyo From $750

BELLUSTAR TOKYO

Muted earth tones, bespoke oak furnishings, and a soaring thirteen-meter dining atrium two hundred meters high.

Nihonbashi, Tokyo From $150

BnA WALL

Twenty-six bespoke rooms built as full habitable art installations accompany a six-meter rotating lobby mural.

Yaesu, Tokyo From $1,700

Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo

Custom Italian furnishings, katomado temple arches, and gold-leaf ceilings paired with handwoven Kyoto silk headboards.

Nihonbashi, Tokyo From $100

DDD Hotel

Case-Real interiors draped in stained moss-green timber, custom walnut furniture, arched windows, and brass lighting accents.

Marunouchi, Tokyo From $1,000

Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo At Marunouchi

André Fu interiors blend tactile washi panelling, curved timber walls, and floor-to-ceiling railway views.

Otemachi, Tokyo From $1,200

Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi

Interiors feature a saffron entrance portal, water reflections facing the palace, washi-paper sconces, and origami-inspired lamps.

Ginza, Tokyo $$$$

FUFU Tokyo Ginza

Suspended mud-dyed textiles, naguri-carved timber flooring, and private balcony gardens frame an unhurried modern ryokan aesthetic.

Nihonbashi, Tokyo From $150

Hamacho Hotel

Potted foliage lines the stepped façade, while guestrooms feature warm walnut woodwork and custom artisan craftwork.

Nihonbashi, Tokyo $$

Hotel Rakuragu

Angled balconies cut into a slender nine-storey white cuboid framing daylight through Tokyo urban gaps.

Toranomon, Tokyo $$$

Hotel Toranomon Hills - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt

Space Copenhagen shapes its first Japanese interior in pale oak and natural stone.

Otsuka, Tokyo From $150

OMO5 Tokyo Otsuka

Interiors reinterpret Edo watchtowers and travelers' inns with timber scaffolding structures, high ceilings, and space-maximizing loft woodwork.

Oshiage, Tokyo From $100

ONE@Tokyo

Crisscrossing timber beams on concrete, raw birch plywood interiors, and angular fixtures create a warm industrial atmosphere.

Marunouchi, Tokyo From $1,000

Palace Hotel Tokyo

Soaring double-height glass atriums, Aji stone masonry walls, and over one thousand commissioned contemporary Japanese artworks.

Nishishinjuku, Tokyo From $1,100

Park Hyatt Tokyo

Soaring glass-pyramid atriums, a living bamboo grove, warm walnut paneling, and tactile sage-toned guest rooms.

Nihonbashi, Tokyo $$

SOIL Nihonbashi Hotel

Curved rust-red steel panels and terracotta tiles frame balconies planted with over a hundred local cuttings.

Nagatacho, Tokyo From $700

The Capitol Hotel Tokyu

Interlocking timber lattices climb the soaring lobby ceiling, complementing seasonal ikebana installations and sliding shoji screens.

Toranomon, Tokyo $$$$

The Okura Heritage Wing Tokyo

Reconstructed modernist halls display hexagonal lantern pendants and plum-blossom seating clusters.

Toranomon, Tokyo From $950

The Okura Tokyo

Suspended hexagonal pendant lanterns, asanoha-patterned screens, and plum-blossom lacquered seating faithfully revive the 1962 modernist lobby.

Kioicho, Tokyo From $800

The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho

Floating daybeds, minimalist geometric lines, and a nine-meter glass waterfall installation by artist Mari Noguchi.

Ginza, Tokyo From $1,100

The Tokyo EDITION Ginza

Woven metal lattice exteriors encase interiors layered with dark walnut woodwork, travertine tables, and sculptural white metal staircases.

Toranomon, Tokyo From $800

The Tokyo EDITION, Toranomon

Two-story sky lobby framed by Yamato-bari timber slats and five hundred potted plants overlooking Tokyo Tower.

Iidabashi, Tokyo From $200

Toggle Hotel Suidobashi Tokyo

Two-tone color blocking bisects every room, pairing saturated hues across carpets, furniture, and bathroom tiles.

Harajuku, Tokyo From $550

TRUNK(HOTEL) CAT STREET

Reclaimed timber, stone facades, and upcycled furniture shape two four-storey buildings designed by Mount Fuji Architects.

Akasaka, Tokyo From $40

9h nine hours Akasaka

Modular capsule pods designed by Fumie Shibata set behind minimalist graphic signage.

Suidobashi, Tokyo $

9h nine hours Suidobashi

Akihisa Hirata set a glass lounge above Suidobashi's elevated railway tracks.

Shinjuku, Tokyo $

9h nine hours woman Shinjuku

Vaulted ninth-floor ceilings and Fumie Shibata sleeping pods shaped in smooth fiberglass.

Toranomon, Tokyo From $750

Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills

Interiors by Tony Chi incorporate shoji-inspired screens, washi paper lanterns, and custom Hokkaido walnut furniture.