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Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo

Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo

Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku, Tokyo


Classic Social Design
Central

Opened 1971   $$$

Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo — vibe

Vibe

Twin towers rise above Nishi-Shinjuku, buzzing with global travelers, city views from the forty-seventh floor, and classic Japanese hospitality.

“Pioneering skyscraper flagship”

Classic

A 1971 pioneer in Nishi-Shinjuku, hosting generations of Tokyo milestone banquets and weddings across thirty-two event halls.

Social

High-floor views at Sky Lounge Aurora and relaxed gatherings across four bars and lounges, including SKY PLAZA IBASHO.

Design

Twin high-rise towers featuring Scottish brickwork in Main Bar Brillant alongside contemporary observation lounge interiors.

Central

In Nishi-Shinjuku beneath the towers, a short walk from the station's west exit.

Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo — rooms

Rooms

Renovated Premier Grand accommodations frame vast city panoramas, pairing subtle contemporary details with sweeping views over the Shinjuku skyline.

Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo — wellness

Wellness

A seasonal outdoor Sky Pool opens on the seventh-floor rooftop, while the Sho-fu-an tea room hosts traditional Japanese ceremonies.

Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo — backstory

Backstory

Opening in 1971 as Japan's first skyscraper hotel, the property featured interiors overseen by Japanese Modern design pioneer Isamu Kenmochi.

Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo — eat & drink

Eat & drink

Dining ranges from Edo-mae sushi at Ginza Kyubey to classic cocktails wrapped in Scottish red brick at Main Bar Brillant.

The neighborhood

Set among Nishi-Shinjuku's soaring towers, the location is a five-minute walk from Shinjuku Station's west exit and Tocho-mae subway station.

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