The Peninsula Tokyo

Tokyo, Japan

Offering commanding views of the city and Imperial Palace Gardens, the Peninsula Tokyo opened late 2007. Luxurious comfort, sophisticated facilities and the legendary Peninsula service make this one of the most exclusive properties in Tokyo.

The Peninsula is a landmark in Tokyo with a premium location in the business district of Marunouchi opposite the Imperial Palace Gardens. The luxurious guest rooms and suites are among the most spacious in Tokyo combining Peninsula elegance with contemporary Japanese design. The Grand Deluxe rooms and suites have views over the Imperial Palace Gardens whilst the executive suites have futuristic views of Ginza’s busy shopping street. The signature marble bathrooms live up to Tokyo’s high tech reputation with TV’s and mood lighting. Just a short walk from Ginza’s shopping, the hotel is the perfect location for a stopover in Tokyo.

• The Peninsula Tokyo accommodation 314 rooms and suites
• Location of The Peninsula Tokyo The prestigious business district of Marunouchi opposite the Imperial Palace and Hibiya Park.
• Getting to The Peninsula Tokyo 12 hr international flight and 90 minute by train or by private car.
• Children at The Peninsula Tokyo Children welcome but no facilities
• Facilities Indoor swimming pool, fitness centre, ESPA Spa, 5 restaurants and bars.
• Weather Very similar climate to the UK. Best time to travel is Spring and Autumn

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An Exploration of Japan
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