Palace Hotel Tokyo

Number of Rooms: 284

266 guestrooms and 18 suites offer picturesque views of the Imperial Palace gardens and moats and the surrounding Tokyo skyline beyond. The 13 categories of accommodations include guestrooms ranging in size from an ample 480 square feet (45 square meters) to a spacious 2,740 square feet (255 square meters).

Most of the hotel’s rooms have open-style bathrooms with separate soaking tubs and showers, and more than half feature open terraces and balconies – a true rarity in Tokyo.

With leafy carpet motifs and earthy color palettes throughout, the hotel’s luxuriously cozy and contemporary interiors invoke its proximity to Tokyo’s much loved natural splendor.

Nature notwithstanding, all guestrooms come with modern exigencies such as complimentary wireless and wired high-speed Internet access, 55- to 60-inch 4K HDR TVs and Blu-ray / DVD / CD players.

In Room Amenities:

Uniquely Japanese touches to the rooms include bath towels from Imabari – a city in the Ehime prefecture of Japan well known for the quality of its towel manufacturing since it began over 110 years ago – and high quality teas by Maruyama Nori, a venerable Japanese brand founded in 1854 in Tokyo’s Tsukiji district.

Accompanying the Maruyama Nori teas as part of the hotel’s in-room tea service presentation are tea cups handmade in Tochigi prefecture in the Mashiko-yaki style of pottery which dates back to Japan’s Nara period. The tea cup saucers originate from Sabae, a city in Fukui prefecture known for the emperor commissioned Echizen lacquerware it began producing over 1,500 years ago.

Bath amenities by Anne Semonin include the Parisian line’s Exotic Verbena Bath Salts, Shower Gel and Natural Soap, and its Botanical Body Milk and Hair Conditioner.