Design hotels in Tokyo

Asakusa, Tokyo From $200

Asakusa Kokono Club Hotel

Industrial boutique styling combines with custom timber joinery, textured washi paper, and locally crafted ceramics.

Asakusa, Tokyo From $250

Asakusa View Hotel Annex Rokku

Solid Yoshino cypress atrium framing, authentic salvaged Kabukiza floorboards, and traditional sliding fusuma screens.

Kabukicho, Tokyo From $70

Book And Bed Tokyo Shinjuku

Compact sleeping berths carved into floor-to-ceiling wooden bookshelves against raw concrete walls.

Shibaura, Tokyo From $650

Fairmont Tokyo

Sen timber joinery, genkan entryways, engawa window nooks, and cloud-white quartzite stone frame panoramic bay vistas.

Ginza, Tokyo From $250

Granbell Ginza

Geometric glass architecture by Plantec housing tailored guest rooms with warm timber paneling and ambient lighting.

Shibuya, Tokyo From $200

Granbell Hotel Shibuya

Themed boutique rooms feature graphic illusionist furniture, projected silhouettes, and brick accents by studio YOY.

Kabukicho, Tokyo From $100

Granbell Shinjuku Hotel

Loft rooms feature eleven-foot ceilings and private terraces, complemented by custom artwork from emerging Asian creators.

Takanawa, Tokyo $$

Grand Prince Hotel Shin Takanawa

Togo Murano sculpted this 1982 modernist landmark with organic curves, open balconies, and textured white-brick facades.

Takanawa, Tokyo $$$$

Hanakohro

Sixteen tatami suites built with shoji paper screens and stone-tile soaking tubs.

Yanaka, Tokyo $$

Hanare

HAGI STUDIO reinterprets the decentralized town-hotel model, paring mid-century wooden interiors down to clean tatami and timber.

Kabukicho, Tokyo From $300

Hotel Groove Shinjuku

Interiors celebrate vinyl culture alongside nine artist-crafted guestrooms featuring vintage cassette tapes and gravity-defying spatial installations.

Suidobashi, Tokyo From $300

Hotel Niwa Tokyo

Four seasonal Japanese gardens weave through the property alongside sliding shoji screens and warm wood accents.

Ginza, Tokyo From $800

Hyatt Centric Ginza Tokyo

Movable-type printing motifs, vibrant graphics by Nobumasa Takahashi, and retro arcade games shape the modern interiors.

Takanawa, Tokyo From $700

JW Marriott Hotel Tokyo

Interiors feature dark wood paneling across ceilings and walls, accented by copper fixtures and a luminous glass centerpiece.

Honjo, Tokyo From $150

KAIKA Tokyo by The Share Hotels

A converted 1966 warehouse displaying contemporary art collections inside open wire-mesh storage vaults and public corridors.

Nishishinjuku, Tokyo From $450

Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo

Rockwell Group interiors pairing Manhattan loft aesthetics with aged brass detailing, charred wood accents, and local art.

Nihonbashi, Tokyo From $950

Mandarin Oriental Tokyo

Soaring public spaces conceived around a living tree, featuring custom fabrics created by traditional Kyoto brocade artisans.

Kaigan, Tokyo From $550

Mesm Tokyo, Autograph Collection

Casio digital pianos in every bedroom, bespoke Yohji Yamamoto uniforms, and art-led public spaces overlooking Tokyo Bay.

Ginza, Tokyo From $300

Mitsui Garden Hotel Millennium

A champagne-gold woven facade frames interiors featuring textile art by Kyoto kimono designer Jotaro Saito.

Ginza, Tokyo From $550

Muji Hotel Ginza

Warm oak joinery, earthen walls, and minimalist recessed storage shape compact, exceptionally functional living spaces.

Shimokitazawa, Tokyo From $150

Mustard Hotel Shimokitazawa

Shin Ohori crafted minimalist timber and concrete interiors alongside expansive wooden decking along the greenway.

Hamamatsucho, Tokyo From $60

Nine Hours Hamamatsucho

Fumie Shibata designed the rounded sleeping pods stacked across ten minimal storeys.

Nihonbashi, Tokyo $

Nine Hours Ningyochō

Curved locker corridors draped in custom textiles lead to rounded sleeping pods.

Akihabara, Tokyo From $250

Nohga Hotel Akihabara Tokyo

Rooms pair bespoke Taguchi Craftech audio hardware and mixer-style light faders with rotating contemporary art.

Ueno, Tokyo From $200

NOHGA HOTEL UENO TOKYO

Lobby art curated with Teruo Kurosaki, angular concrete reception, and curved wooden seating by Stellar Works.

Gotanda, Tokyo From $200

OMO5 Tokyo Gotanda

Retro izakaya-inspired interiors feature neon signage, warm tiled accents, and tatami living areas framing skyline views.

Shiodome, Tokyo From $250

Park Hotel Tokyo

Japanese artists painted over forty bespoke Artist Rooms with original murals covering the walls and ceilings.

Tennoz Isle, Tokyo From $500

Petals Tokyo

Four stationary houseboats moored along the canal feature distinct interior concepts, bespoke woodwork, and water-level windows.

Roppongi, Tokyo From $200

Roppongi Hotel S

Concept rooms pair modern layouts with Japanese motifs, including a Zen suite with a retro hinoki tub.

Harajuku, Tokyo From $250

Sequence Miyashita Park

Polished concrete interiors, floor-to-ceiling picture windows, and minimalist modular rooms frame views of the park below.

Marunouchi, Tokyo From $950

Shangri-La Tokyo

Over fifty bespoke Lasvit crystal chandeliers, ginkgo-leaf motifs, and Andre Fu interiors grace upper tower floors.

Shibuya, Tokyo From $300

Shibuya Stream Hotel

Open-frame boutique wardrobes, graphic patterned textiles, and exposed ductwork create a functional studio aesthetic for creative travelers.

Aoyama, Tokyo From $900

The Aoyama Grand Hotel

Mid-century modernist guest rooms feature low-slung furniture, warm teak millwork, brass accents, and skyline views.

Asakusa, Tokyo From $250

THE GATE HOTEL Kaminarimon

Shigeru Uchida interiors feature dark timber tones, a custom light-refracting chandelier, and floor-to-ceiling glass.

Jinnan, Tokyo From $150

The Millennials Shibuya

Tosaken-designed smart pods feature iPod-controlled reclining Serta beds, pull-down projector screens, and artist-commissioned murals on dedicated floors.

Yurakucho, Tokyo From $1,200

The Peninsula Tokyo

Lantern-inspired tower featuring cedar ajiro ceilings, cherry wood joinery, and a dramatic woven bamboo dragon sculpture.