InterContinental Tokyo Bay
Shibuya, Tokyo
“Tokyo bayfront high-rise”
Vibe
The lobby feels like a grand stage, anchored by the buzzy Hudson Lounge with its five-meter ceilings and lava-stone fireplace.
“Tokyo bayfront high-rise”
Waterfront lounge and dining venues drawing bayview gatherings.
Continuous waterfront operation serving business and leisure travellers.
Polished bayfront corporate luxury with executive club lounge.
On the Takeshiba waterfront near Hamamatsucho's monorail and rail links.
Rooms
Upper-floor sanctuaries feature floor-to-ceiling glass framing the Rainbow Bridge, with custom Sealy beds and independent circular soaking tubs.
Backstory
Designed by Nikken Sekkei and opened in 1995, this waterfront landmark completed a major renovation for its twenty-fifth anniversary.
Wellness
A tranquil eighth-floor fitness center offers panoramic bay views, while the relaxation salon provides therapeutic massage and personalized body treatments.
Eat & drink
Seven distinct venues range from live-cooking buffet theater at Chef's Live Kitchen to French fine dining at La Provence.
The neighborhood
Connected to Takeshiba Station, the hotel sits on a breezy promenade just minutes from Ginza's shopping and Odaiba's entertainment.
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