Shangri-La Tokyo
Marunouchi, Shibuya, Tokyo
“Opulent station sanctuary”
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Vibe
Staff meet you directly at the Shinkansen platform, escorting you straight up to a high-rise sanctuary above Tokyo Station.
“Opulent station sanctuary”
Personalized bullet train platform escort and lavish high-rise accommodations.
Dedicated spa suite rituals and a panoramic indoor pool.
High-floor lobby lounge draws locals for themed afternoon tea.
A high-rise haven adjacent to Tokyo Station's transit hub.
Rooms
Spacious high-rise suites look down on Marunouchi's tracks, completely sealed from the city's frantic energy below.
Backstory
The hotel opened in 2009 on the top floors of the Marunouchi Trust Tower Main.
Wellness
An indoor lap pool offers floor-to-ceiling city views alongside Asian-inspired treatment suites.
Eat & drink
The 28th-floor lobby lounge serves seasonal afternoon tea with sweeping views across the Imperial Palace gardens.
The neighborhood
Tokyo Station sits right below your feet, putting Ginza shops and the Imperial Palace grounds minutes away on foot.
“The views are extraordinary, and the rooms aren’t shabby either; the Shangri-La’s trademark far-east fantasy translates well to Tokyo, updated with some shapely modern furnishings and the latest in high-tech in-room gadgetry.”
“Surrounded by skyscrapers and designer shopping complexes in the upmarket Marunouchi district, the opulent Shangri-La Tokyo occupies the upper 11 floors of a 37-story tower a stone’s throw from the Imperial Palace and Tokyo Station, one of the world’s busiest terminals.”
“Drawing more of an influence from its Chinese owners than the local design tenets, the Shangri-La is undeniably ornate in a market of more decidedly Japanese (read: spare) properties.”
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