It can be easy to get lost among the hustle and bustle of Tokyo. However, scattered within the buildings and tucked away from the rush are some of the most luxurious hotels hidden across Tokyo. Now, we can take it all in from on top of our ivory tower.
Four Season Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi
Of course, it wouldn’t be a list of luxurious hotels without a Four Seasons hotel on the list. The company’s offering in Tokyo is just as glamorous as their other global locations and is even family-friendly, meaning everyone of all ages can enjoy everything on offer. It is one of the smaller luxury hotels in Japan as the Four Seasons has just 57 rooms and one breathtaking restaurant, but what it lacks in size, it more than makes up for in style. Even the flower arrangements are made by a Danish floral artist to ensure everything is simply perfect.
Park Hyatt Tokyo
There is a good reason this hotel is one of the most popular in the city: Park Hyatt is one of the most luxurious hotels hidden across Tokyo. It has even seen its fair share of screen time as Park Hyatt was the hotel used in the romantic drama ‘Lost In Translation.’ The rooms combine luxury from around the world as each bed is made with the finest Egyptian cotton while all of the paper-style lanterns fit with the theme of the city. Then there are the glass walls that look over Mount Fuji – an experience no one is likely to forget in a hurry.
The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo
A stay at The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo, offers up much more than glamor; it’s also found on top of one of the tallest buildings over one of the most popular metropolises. Everything about the hotel has been designed with style and customers in mind as staff are there for every beck and call. Then there are the facilities. The restaurant serves up some of the finest Japanese cuisine, while the lounge features a harpist who gently plays in the corner as people enjoy the breathtaking scenery. Oh, did we forget to mention the 200-year-old wooden house that’s been carefully transported from rural Gifu Prefecture?
Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo
It can be easy to feel as though you’ve been transported to another world as soon as you step foot into the Mandarin Oriental. The sauna is one of the best places to start and is found 38 floors up, the perfect escape for anyone looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo. Even though the hotel offers 179 rooms, they are some of the biggest found in the city and have views that spread far and wide across the surrounding skyline. Each room also features its own bonsai that comes with its very own biography.
There is luxury, and then there are the most luxurious hotels hidden across Tokyo that take things to an entirely new level. Why settle for less when you could stay in a place fit for the gods?
