The Peninsula Tokyo
Chiyoda, Tokyo
“Lantern-shaped luxury landmark”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
Custom green Rolls-Royces wait outside a lantern-inspired tower positioned right at the edge of the Imperial Palace gardens.
“Lantern-shaped luxury landmark”
Custom Rolls-Royce fleet and anticipatory service with vast marble bathrooms.
Lantern-inspired tower housing contemporary Japanese woodwork and bespoke art.
Traditional kumiko craftsmanship and Imperial Palace views root the space.
Opposite Hibiya Park and the Imperial Palace gardens, steps from Yurakucho and the Ginza boutiques
Rooms
Deep soaking tubs and intricate kumiko woodwork frame sweeping views across the Imperial Palace gardens.
Backstory
Opened in 2007, the standalone tower was designed to resemble a giant, glowing Japanese paper lantern.
Wellness
A heated pool with floor-to-ceiling glass gazes directly over the tranquil trees of the Imperial Palace gardens.
The neighborhood
Ginza's flagship boutiques lie minutes away on foot, with the forested moat of the Imperial Palace directly opposite.
“While most big Tokyo hotels occupy the upper floors of mixed-use skyscrapers, the Peninsula is purpose-built, with its lobby on the ground floor...”
“...it’s worth eking into the entry-level rooms here, which never skimp on the Peninsula’s signature luxuries: plush interiors, lavish toiletries, and, most importantly: plenty of space.”
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