The Strings by InterContinental Tokyo

Tokyo, Japan

8.5 Deluxe

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About the Hotel

The Strings by InterContinental Tokyo earns consistent accolades as Japan’s top hotel, and from a room on one of its top floors, it’s easy to survey the competition. Tokyo’s skyline envelops the hotel, adding a glamorous backdrop to interiors designed with simplicity and traditional Japanese aesthetics. Meals under the glass bridge in the atrium are an elegant affair, but The Strings’s central location means delectable local eats are close at hand. Try scouting a cozy izakaya near the Tsukiji Fish Market – it’s the largest seafood market in the world, and there are scores of ultra-fresh sushi joints nearby.

Location

The Strings by InterContinental Tokyo
26-32/F Shinagawa East One Tower
2-16-1 Konan, Minato-ku
Tokyo, Japan 108-8282

Nearest Airport: HND & NRT

Features and Amenities

Reviews for The Strings by InterContinental Tokyo

Best club lounge experience

Reviewed 3 days ago

The club lounge is the best one I had for years. It is truly a luxury experience. You feel special there. The chef made a great effort to make these small samplers and the ladies are so hospitable.

Bing U

Going back!

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Great hotel! Rooms are clean, modern and very comfortable. Staff were very friendly. Wonderful location with all of the conveniences around.

William F

Special nite inTokyo

Reviewed 4 weeks ago

We had a great experience with The Strings. The staff were very friendly and courteous. They took the opportunity to wish my wife a "Happy Birthday" and present her with a very special gift. We enjoyed our stay very much

David A

Convenient location, good quality, responsive staff, rooms too hot

Reviewed 1 month ago

The hotel is of the standard one would expect and the staff were superb in responding tonour requests. The great disappointment for us was that we entered thr room and were confronted by a stifling 23.5 C temperturenwe were informed thst in October the building heating system was activated. By turning the thermostat down to 18 C the temperature declined to 22C — still too warm for a comfortable sleep. We were provided with two fans that ensbled us to sleep. It is surprising that energy is wasting hesting buildings to the point of feeling uncomfortable.

jsengupta - Sydney, Australia

Consistently fantastic