The Tokyo Station Hotel
5 StarsExquisite French and Japanese dining, Dome side rooms with unique views
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Exquisite French and Japanese dining, Dome side rooms with unique views
Extensive hotel facilities, Forbes five-star rated luxury
Japan's first buffet restaurant, Frank Lloyd Wright architectural legacy
Luxurious, spacious rooms, Authentic hot spring spa
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Panoramic city views from high floors, Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa on-site
Panoramic city views from sky restaurant, Unrivaled dining with 42 restaurants
Moat-side Imperial Palace views, Diverse culinary experiences
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Diverse dining with 11 restaurants, Panoramic city and Mt. Fuji views
Panoramic Tokyo Bay views, Spacious rooms with unique layouts
Sky-high indoor pool with city views, Refined Japanese minimalist design
Rooftop terrace with panoramic views, Public bath in former stadium pool area
Upper-level city view rooms, Orient Express-themed bar
Direct Skytree views from rooms, In-hotel Kura Sushi restaurant
Unparalleled Tokyo Tower views, Spacious rooms with diverse styles
Premium Sealy mattresses, Family-friendly room configurations
Unrivaled luxury amenities, Exclusive private sauna experience
Cherry blossom-lined street setting, Refined on-site dining
Rooftop bar with panoramic views, Gourmet French and Italian dining
Haneda Airport runway views, Heated toilet seats
Unique alarm system, Social lounge and kitchen
Rooms with Tokyo Skytree views, All-you-can-eat tuna breakfast
Gourmet Italian dining with city vistas, Karin Bar with 600-year-old wood counter
Ocean-facing public bath experience, Penthouse restaurant with scenic dining
Panoramic Tokyo Bay views, Rejuvenating spa and wellness facilities
Impeccable spa and indoor pool, Panoramic cityscape and Fuji views
Enhanced DHC bath amenities, Self check-in and check-out efficiency
On-site bar and restaurant, Traditional Japanese-style rooms
Panoramic city and mount fuji views, Diverse culinary experiences
Spacious rooms with Japanese aesthetics, Michelin-starred Tapas Molecular Bar
Multiple on-site dining experiences, Luxurious junior suites with separate living areas
Mimatsu restaurant's Japanese dishes, Rooms with lighted makeup mirrors
Exclusive rooftop terrace and bar, Panoramic Tokyo Skytree views
Deep soaking bathtubs in every room, On-site massage services
On-site Vietnamese restaurant and bar, Rooms with private open-air baths
Panoramic city and Tokyo Tower views, Refined French-influenced dining
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Prices for luxury hotels in Tokyo range from $53 to $3,716 per night.
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