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Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo

Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo

Shinjuku, Tokyo


Design Social
Central

Opened 2020   $$$

MICHELIN Guide

“This stylish boutique hotel wears its New York influence on its sleeve, even as it finds itself at the heart of one of the Japanese capital’s hippest districts. The interiors respectfully weave together the two threads of classical Japanese design and edgy Manhattan boutique-chic.” 
MICHELIN Guide · Selected · 2025
Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo — vibe

Vibe

Manhattan loft energy meets Tokyo buzz, where daily wine hours, rotating local art, and four-legged guests animate the social lounge.

“Manhattan boutique hangout”

Design

Rockwell Group interiors fusing Manhattan loft textures with shou sugi ban headboards and custom Takahashi yukatas.

Social

Daily evening wine hours, pet-friendly Jones Cafe, and the open-air District terrace create easy mingling.

Luxe

Deep soaking tubs, Atelier Bloem bath amenities, morning coffee service, and dedicated pet-friendly hospitality in Nishi-Shinjuku.

Central

In Nishi-Shinjuku beneath the skyscrapers, a short walk from Shinjuku Central Park and the station

Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo — rooms

Rooms

Charred shou sugi ban headboards with floral brass inlays anchor airy rooms fitted with deep soaking tubs and Hiroko Takahashi yukatas.

Wellness

The 24-hour gym features Hyperice recovery gear, while custom Pep Cycles sit ready for city rides.

Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo — eat & drink

Eat & drink

Sip espresso at The Jones, share brunch on District's open-air terrace, or head up to rooftop bar 86 for skyline cocktails.

The neighborhood

Set among Nishi-Shinjuku's soaring high-rises, you are moments from Shinjuku Central Park and a short walk to the station.

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