InterContinental the Strings Tokyo Hotel
Minato, Tokyo
“Skyline atrium sanctuary”
Vibe
The elevator opens onto a seven-story glass-topped atrium on the twenty-sixth floor, anchored by illuminated water features and skyline views.
“Skyline atrium sanctuary”
A soaring twenty-sixth-floor atrium anchored by illuminated water features, sleek wood accents, and expansive glass skylights.
A central glass-topped atrium bar and lounge hosting afternoon tea rituals and evening live music performances.
Attentive club lounge hospitality, plush bedding, and calm high-floor vistas overlooking the Tokyo skyline.
Connected to Shinagawa Station via skybridge, with rapid Shinkansen access and calm high-floor views over Tokyo.
Rooms
Perched on the upper floors, rooms feature deep soaking tubs positioned directly against expansive skyline and Tokyo Bay vistas.
Backstory
Conceived by London firm G.A Design International in 2003, the hotel later reimagined its culinary spaces around a musical theme.
Eat & drink
The dining floor gathers Melodia Italian Grill beneath the soaring atrium skylight, live teppanyaki at Kazane, and high-altitude dim sum.
The neighborhood
A covered skybridge connects directly to Shinagawa Station, offering immediate access to the Tokaido Shinkansen and central Tokyo transit.
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