The Peninsula Tokyo

One of the finest city hotels I have stayed in. The staff couldn’t be more friendly and welcoming . Our suite had a beautiful view overlooking Tokyo as did the Peters bar. Peter’s Bar had a stunning selection of Japanese malt whiskeys although be warned they are very expensive!

This is pure old school 5 star luxury, loved the vibe, the service, the lobby are is stunning with the orchestra and afternoon tea, bed super comfortable and the walk in wardrobe was like having a second room. Absolutely brilliant location too..

Stayed for two night following a cruise. Great location to base your tours of Tokyo from. From the moment we arrived until the day we left everything was perfect. Staff were accommodating and friendly. Easily provided a late check out to accommodate our flights. Our room was beautiful and perfectly appointed. The gym, while maybe a bit small, is well equipped. Breakfast in the ground floor dining area was superb. Could not recommend this hotel any higher.

What an amazing stay. It is worth the price, every penny. From the moment they picked us up at the airport until they dropped us off, the level of service was off the charts. The hotel staff was amazing, the hotel exceptional in every detail, from the food preparation and presentation to the level of cleanliness. If you are going to stay in Tokyo, this is where I would stay. Simply walking around the corner and down a set of stairs puts you in the basement. There you can watch the chefs work in the kitchens making pastries. A few steps further and you are in the subway system without ever leaving the hotel. This alone was a huge plus. From the hotel, you can get anywhere. Rooms were well equipped, internet very fast, bathrooms very large. Pillows were exceptional and sheet quality was also very high count. The beds were a bit stiff for my liking but that is Asian sleeping. If you get a chance, eat at Peter's on the top floor. It's like stepping into a Scarface scene. Food was incredible, Wagyu was cooked to perfection. Across the street is the National Gardens, and the giant central park. Very good for running or walking. Only issue was with the television which there aren't many English shows, but you aren't there for television so not a big deal. If you pop out the side entrance and turn right, there is a 7-11 right there in case you want a quick snack or forgot anthing. There is also a couple of shops like LaCoste and if you turn down to the left and go about 4 blocks, you are in the heart of high shopping. At night there is an Echo Karaoke Bar next to 7-11, or Peter's is known for nightlife. To get to Peter's you have to take the separate elevator on the left side of the hotel, kind of in a little cubby area. One thing to keep in mind is you do not tip in Tokyo. It is considered rude and demeaning so keep this in mind. I am sure you can slip a tip here and there, but don't go overboard. Hotel is ideal for business, families, or a nice vacation. If you can swing it, pay for the Rolls to pick you up at the airport, what an experience.

Great location, spacious room, wonderful service. I did have a problem with my mattress topper but it was promptly resolved. The Tokyo subway/ train station is literally underneath the hotel. The customer service was prompt, courteous and nearly flawless.