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- As required by the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare, all international visitors must submit their passport number and nationality when registering at any lodging facility (inns, hotels, motels, etc. ). Also, it's required that lodging proprietors photocopy the passports of all registering guests and keep the photocopy on file.
- Parking has height restrictions.
The Peninsula Tokyo
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The Peninsula is extremely well located with a subway stop just below which can be easily accessed. Hotel rooms are spacious, contain terrific technology which adds to the comfort and luxury of the hotel. Lobby is welcoming with a nice casual hotel lobby restaurant and bar. Stayed with our 2 daughters which were made to feel very special. Also used the gym and pool which were both very nice.
One of the best hotel if you wish to stay close to Ginza area.
The hotel was incredible. For a little over 500 USD/night, it worths every penny you spend on its room. Definitely going to stay there again when in the area. Had a view right across the street to the Emperor's Palace. About a 5 to 10-min walk to the major shopping area. You can never go wrong with and Peninsula franchise!
the people , the location everything was in walking distance could not have asked for anything better
This hotel is very nice compare to other ordinary hotels nearby. Located in Hibiya, directly accesss to Tokyo metro, less than 10 min away from Ginza down town area. I can strongly recommend this luxary hotel if one afford.
Cheerful and attentive staff. All speak English. Perfect hotel stay experience. There is a metro train stop that exits right to the ground floor of the hotel. Didn't get to try the food though. The prices are on the high side. But a few steps away from the hotel are a wide array of good restaurants. Even the 7 11 close by has good treats, and food for heating that is quite good. They usually have an antique Rolls or an Audi R8 parked outside, in Peninsula green! The hotel itself is spotless. The architecture is nicely done. So is the decor. Elevators are fast. The basic room is quite large. With a sitting area and a foyer. Bath is nicely done as well. Shower stall is separate from the bathtub. The toilet is the automated japanese type with the bidet, seat warmer, dryer, etc. The room has bath robes, slippers and yukatas. The toiletries are Oscar dela Renta. If my budget can afford it, I would stay here again.
I really enjoyed my stay here. The customer service was excellent and the room was so clean and comfortable.
Fantastic stay for our first time in Tokyo. Great location. Not too far from many sites and close to Tokyo Station.
My wife and I have stayed in one hotel that compares to this one and that is the Wynn in Las Vegas. This Hotel though shows you that they have thought of everything.
5 star all around. Staff is incredible and hotel is of the highest quality.
We can't say enough good things about this hotel. We decided to treat ourselves on our last night in Japan with a stay at the Peninsula. What a great idea that turned out to be. Yes, it's pricey, but it's honestly worth every penny. It's everything and more that you would expect from a 5-star hotel. Even though we had booked a "Deluxe King Room", which is one of the more "basic" rooms, so to speak, we were lucky enough to be given a room on the 23rd floor -- the top floor of the hotel, with spectacular views of Tokyo. The customer service was phenomenal. The efficiency with which everything was done was mind-boggling. And the room itself was pure heaven. Remote controls on the walls, in every room, that controlled virtually EVERYTHING. After our stay at the Peninsula Tokyo, we vowed to do a one night stay each year at a Peninsula Hotel somewhere in the world.
I don't usually care for the luxuries of a 5 star hotel, but we were here for the Tokyo marathon, and this place had an indoor jacuzzi and was close to the finish line. That said, the service was top notch - I checked in early and they phoned me when my room was ready (way before check-in), then upgraded me from superior to deluxe, then gave me a tour of the room, and even made me tea. The room was enormous by any standard (especially for Tokyo). Our friends in the city were wowed that were staying there, and the staff was just amazing (we had some little kids visit and staff pushed our stroller, held elevators, etc. to make it all easier). I really enjoyed seeing visitors in our room, and would book something like this for that purpose. That said, there were a few things I thought could use improving: my bath towel was abrasive, I couldn't find temperature control in my room, and the electronic light controls could be annoying (constantly turning on/off individual lights). Still, well worth it - coup de grace was the swimsear for guests for use in the pools and the fresh fruit in the fitness room.
Great hotel. Very high tech but also luxurious. Great location also. I liked everything about the hotel except the price. I don't mean the price of the room, I mean the price of the food and beverage, etc. $12.00 for a cup of tea is a little excessive. Bring your wallet.
The Peninsula Tokyo was the perfect place for us to end our trip. An amazing level of service and luxury.
Hotel highlights
- Walking distance to Tokyo Imperial Palace and Kabuki-za Theatre
- Free WiFi and wired Internet in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
- Spa
The Peninsula Tokyo places you within a 15-minute stroll of popular sights such as Tokyo Imperial Palace and Kabuki-za Theatre. This 5-star hotel has 314 rooms and welcomes guests with 4 restaurants, a full-service spa, and an indoor pool. Located in central Chiyoda, the hotel is also near Tokyo Tower and National Diet Building.
Dining
There are ample dining options with 4 onsite restaurants, including Hei Fung Terrace, which specializes in Chinese cuisine. Order from 24-hour room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room, or explore the hotel and get a beverage at the bar/lounge or coffee shop/café. For your convenience, a continental breakfast is served for a fee each morning from 6:30 AM to 11:30 AM.
Rooms
All 314 soundproofed accommodations feature sitting areas. 42-inch flat-screen TVs come with satellite channels and DVD players, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi and wired Internet. Beds sport Egyptian cotton sheets and down comforters, and bathrooms offer deep soaking tubs, rainfall showers, hair dryers, and free toiletries. Other standard amenities include refrigerators, minibars, and espresso makers.
Property features
At The Peninsula Tokyo, guests enjoy a full-service spa, an indoor pool, and a fitness center. Valet parking is JPY 4000.00 per night if you plan to drive, or hop aboard the airport shuttle for JPY 3100 per person one way. Multilingual staff at the front desk are standing by 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this luxury hotel include a sauna, free WiFi in public areas, and 5 meeting rooms.
Guest reviews for The Peninsula Tokyo
classy hotel
Everyone
The Peninsula is extremely well located with a subway stop just below which can be easily accessed. Hotel rooms are spacious, contain terrific technology which adds to the comfort and luxury of the hotel. Lobby is welcoming with a nice casual hotel lobby restaurant and bar. Stayed with our 2 daughters which were made to feel very special. Also used the gym and pool which were both very nice.
leisure trip
Couples
One of the best hotel if you wish to stay close to Ginza area.
best hotel that i have ever stayed!!!!
BusinessTravelers
The hotel was incredible. For a little over 500 USD/night, it worths every penny you spend on its room. Definitely going to stay there again when in the area. Had a view right across the street to the Emperor's Palace. About a 5 to 10-min walk to the major shopping area. You can never go wrong with and Peninsula franchise!
wonderful place
Singles
the people , the location everything was in walking distance could not have asked for anything better
very nice
BusinessTravelers
This hotel is very nice compare to other ordinary hotels nearby. Located in Hibiya, directly accesss to Tokyo metro, less than 10 min away from Ginza down town area. I can strongly recommend this luxary hotel if one afford.
peninsula experience
Families
Cheerful and attentive staff. All speak English. Perfect hotel stay experience. There is a metro train stop that exits right to the ground floor of the hotel. Didn't get to try the food though. The prices are on the high side. But a few steps away from the hotel are a wide array of good restaurants. Even the 7 11 close by has good treats, and food for heating that is quite good. They usually have an antique Rolls or an Audi R8 parked outside, in Peninsula green! The hotel itself is spotless. The architecture is nicely done. So is the decor. Elevators are fast. The basic room is quite large. With a sitting area and a foyer. Bath is nicely done as well. Shower stall is separate from the bathtub. The toilet is the automated japanese type with the bidet, seat warmer, dryer, etc. The room has bath robes, slippers and yukatas. The toiletries are Oscar dela Renta. If my budget can afford it, I would stay here again.
fantastic getaway
Couples
I really enjoyed my stay here. The customer service was excellent and the room was so clean and comfortable.
tokyo trip
Couples
Fantastic stay for our first time in Tokyo. Great location. Not too far from many sites and close to Tokyo Station.
simply the best hotel in the world
Families
My wife and I have stayed in one hotel that compares to this one and that is the Wynn in Las Vegas. This Hotel though shows you that they have thought of everything.
top notch all around
Couples
5 star all around. Staff is incredible and hotel is of the highest quality.
