Palace Hotel Tokyo
Marunouchi, Shibuya, Tokyo
“Imperial garden sanctuary”
Vibe
Floor-to-ceiling glass looks directly across the Imperial Palace moat, where swans glide past quiet, light-filled lounges.
“Imperial garden sanctuary”
Private balconies facing the Imperial Palace gardens, refined turndown service, and Japan's first Evian Spa.
A 1961 Marunouchi address where Tokyo families hold multi-generational weddings and formal banquets.
Over 1,000 commissioned Japanese artworks and seasonal kaiseki dining directly overlooking the Imperial Palace moats.
In Marunouchi facing the Imperial Palace gardens and moats, steps from Tokyo Station.
Rooms
Rare private balconies step directly out above the Imperial Palace gardens, offering sweeping views of the tree canopy.
Backstory
First opened in 1961, this Marunouchi institution was completely rebuilt in 2012 to house over a thousand contemporary Japanese artworks.
Wellness
Japan's first Evian Spa features French alpine treatments alongside an indoor lap pool overlooking the palace moat.
Eat & drink
Seasonal kaiseki courses directly overlook the moat waters, served alongside expertly paired Japanese teas and sake.
The neighborhood
Marunouchi's tree-lined avenues and Tokyo Station lie steps away, with the Imperial Palace gardens right outside.
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