Conrad Tokyo

I recently stayed at Conrad Tokyo and had an incredible experience from start to finish. The hotel is stunning, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere that made me feel at home right away. The team truly makes this property shine, a special thank you to Neil, Linda, Sofie, Simone and the whole team for going above and beyond to make my stay so memorable. Their professionalism, kindness, and attention to detail were exceptional. I can’t wait to return! Definitely recommend.

The hallmark of a good stay is how effortless the experience is. Conrads have never disappointed in that aspect, and this hotel was no exception. Right from check in to check out, there were absolutely no issues with the stay. The room was amazing, we got upgraded to the bay view room, with a breathtaking view of the Tokyo bay. Everything you need to make the stay comfortable was provided in the room, anything requested was promptly delivered. Breakfast was excellent, with a western section, a japanese section, and a made to order item, along with a selection of multiple beverages. The executive lounge provided a pretty good selection of evening appetisers, you could pretty much have a mini dinner, especially if planning on having a late dinner. The hotel is connected to the Shiodome station as well as Shimbashi station through walkways, making transportation a breeze.

This was the chicest hotel I have stayed in regardless of the country. I have been to more than enough Ritz-Carlton’s, The Breakers, etc…. I have never seen a hotel so obsessed with making a minimal chic design that was warm but rich. A two story lobby on the 28th floor was breathtaking. The staff at check in was incredibly nice and helpful, as is the Japanese culture. Kojiwas our Conceirge and he was beyond helpful and followed up with every request. The room was beautiful overlooking the bay on the 35th floor. The bathroom and soaking tub were amazing and who doesn’t want to marry a Japanese toilet? We ate at the Japanese restaurant in site doing to the tepanyaki grill and our chef was impressive, Maki. He cooked everything perfectly, “listened” to the food to be sure it was done. And the view over his shoulder was the bay. Couldn’t have asked for more. I would return to Tokyo just to stay here. Worth the money!

Look no further when searching for a hotel near GINZA. This beautiful and clean hotel next to the Bay is perfect for relaxation and exceptional service. The hotel is connected to a Sky Bridge that takes you toward GINZA, it’s less than 16 minutes and 10 minute walk to Don Quiote. The hotel has everything you need: indoor pool, gym, spa, bar lounge and 3 restaurants. The room and hotel is very clean. The Conrad staff from the front desk agents, the servers, the executive lounge staff and the housekeepers are always welcoming, very friendly, and they all make you feel like you are royalty. The staff is very attentive and remembers everything. They remembered we like hot green tea and sparkling water, and next thing I know it’s in front of me. The executive lounge is well worth it. They serve breakfast, a mid-afternoon tea, and evening drinks with appetizers. We will definitely come back to this Conrad.

I chose this hotel because of its proximity to Ginza. It was also the only one I could find with a spacious room and king sized bed on short notice. The hotel is grand and modern with a very dark and moody vibe. When you enter on the first floor, you have to take an elevator to the 28th floor where reception is. Then the rooms are down a long hall and another elevator ride and another hall to your specific room. If getting in and out of your room quickly is important, this is something to keep in mind. I had a great view of the city, which I think most rooms have. The bathroom was spacious though the shower was small considering the amount of space, but the water pressure was great as well as the tub. And the bidet and heated toilet seats made trips to the bathroom special. The bed was comfortable and the lounge sofa next to the window was a bit stiff but provided great seating and a good napping spot. The staff was polite enough but none were overly friendly, not sure if that is just cultural but enough that one would notice. I noticed the language barrier was significantly higher than other countries but we got by. If I was visiting Tokyo again, I would pick a hotel closer to or in Ginza, but the Conrad was a great choice and my stay was very pleasant. I wouldn’t hesitate to stay there and recommend it.