Heavily populated, vibrant, and utterly intoxicating, Tokyo is a city like no other. With skyscrapers set beside ancient temples and palaces, there is something of intrigue around every corner. We think the best way to enjoy this city is from above. Escape the bustle and book a room up high to enjoy the unique skyline. Thankfully there are a good mix of hotels boasting spectacularly good views. Our hotel experts have made a collection of the best hotels in Tokyo with a view. Whether you'd like to finish your day floating in an onsen overlooking the city or you would rather a great value stay, there is something for everyone here.
Tokyo (Taito-ku, Kaminarimon 2-16-11)
A sophisticated hotel in the atmospheric eastern Asakusa district, moments from the iconic iconic Kaminari-mon Gate. Contemporary rooms boast fabulous views of either Sensoji or Tokyo Skytree. A slick French fusion restaurant, hip cocktail bar and excellent price tag make this hard to beat.
Tokyo (Shinjuku-ku, Nishishinjuku )
Park Hyatt is centrally located in Tokyo's Shinjuku district. This sleek contemporary spot offers smart, spacious accommodation featuring Hokkaido wood panelling and Egyptian cotton sheets. Unwind in the spa or marvel in the splendid views at The Peak Bar with a tipple. A first-class 5* city stay!
Tokyo (Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku)
Luxury defined at this central property boasting spectacular city views. Contemporary rooms feature enormous glass windows, pampering bathrooms and standardly have all the mod cons. Find a number of restaurants and bars, a spoiling spa and easy access to the city making this a fine choice.
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An iconic luxury hotel standing tall in an enviably central location. Rooms boast fabulous views (best enjoyed from the bathtub). A choice selection of restaurants, bars and a spoiling spa make it hardly necessary to step outside. However, once torn away, find yourself in the swankiest of districts.
Tokyo (Higashi-Shinbashi, Minato-ku)
Stylish, nearing futuristic, both inside and out. This sleek property takes luxury to another level. Contemporary rooms with free standing bathtubs overlooking the Tokyo skyline. An award-winning restaurant, exceptional service & a superb spa make this a real gem. You'll be left wanting for nothing.
Tokyo (Chiyoda-ku )
A grand, luxurious hotel in a fantastic location, close to Ginza in the heart of Tokyo. Smart rooms mix Japanese design with contemporary style, the bathrooms are indulgent and the views phenomenal. With nine restaurants, exceptional service and a superb spa, this is a tough one to beat. Iconic.
Tokyo (Chiyoda-ku Nagatacho 2-10-3 )
Contemporary Japan at its finest. Boasting an unbeatable location on the edge of the Imperial Palace gardens and with views of Mount Fiji. Classically styled rooms are minimalist, smart and (unsurprisingly) feature all the mod cons. Housing the well-renowned Suiren restaurant and a superb spa.
Tokyo (1-5-6 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku)
The Aman group certainly knows how to do luxury and this is no exception. Boasting an enviably central location and chic minimalist style. The spa is undeniably fabulous & this Italian restaurant amongst the best in the city. Ideal suited for business stays and romantic city breaks alike.
Tokyo (Bunkyo-ku)
An elegant luxury property set in beautifully manicured Japanese gardens. Rooms have an air of European style with heavy antique furniture, chandeliers and chintz fabrics. The proportions are enormous (by Tokyo standards) and the views impressive. A tranquil haven within a bustling city.
Tokyo (Minato-ku)
Chic, contemporary and boasting spectacular city views, this is a smart & spoiling stay. The rooms' design is dominated by the enormous expanse of floor to ceiling windows. The bathrooms are luxurious, the style minimalistic and you'll find all the mod-cons you'd expect from this calibre of hotel.
Tokyo (Shiba Koen 4-8-1)
A contemporary hotel situated in a manicured garden in central Tokyo. Smart rooms feature floor to ceiling windows opening onto spectacular views, hard wood floors and large works of modern art. Complete with a bowling alley, karaoke bar, spoiling spa and multiple restaurants. Fabulous.
Tokyo (Kioi-Cho 4-1)
A shining contemporary tower surrounded by manicured gardens, candy-floss pink blossom trees and a rather impressive waterfall. Interiors make the most of these picturesque surrounds with superb views. Pick the Executive House Zen rooms for some serious luxury & sample some of the 37 dining options.
Tokyo (Chuo-ku)
A sleek urban property located high above the city and boasting spectacular city views. Rooms are cool and contemporary with floor to ceiling windows, parquet flooring and modern Japanese furniture. Featuring a number of elegant restaurants, atmospheric bars and a spoiling spa. Superb.
Tokyo (Shinjuku-Ku)
Japan’s first skyscraper hotel by Tokyo’s busy Shinjuku station attracts guests wanting a taste of Japanese culture. Choose the Premier Grand rooms on the upper floors for top-notch luxury with stunning views. A spectacular array of restaurants and rooftop pool makes this a tough one to beat.
Tokyo (Sumida-ku)
A bold venture designed by famed architect Kengo Kuma, in downtown Oshiage, east Tokyo. The crisscross wooden exterior sets the tone for the industrial conversion plywood and concrete layout of the interiors. The rooms range from comfortable to luxurious and the rooftop offers unbeatable city views.
Tokyo (Shibuya-ku)
This smart Tokyo hotel is set at the top of the Cerulean Tower in Shibuya. The warm, contemporary guestrooms start on the 19th floor, offering spectacular views over the skyscrapers towards Mount Fiji from expansive windows. Dine at the 40th-floor restaurant to complete the experience.
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This Tokyo hotel blends city style with Japanese tradition in central Shinjuku. In the elegant guestrooms, futon beds and tatami areas nod to local customs, while the rectangular windows with skyscraper views introduce contemporary Tokyo. Soak in the hotel onsen after sightseeing.
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This contemporary Tokyo art hotel is located steps from Shiodome subway, with rooms starting from the 25th floor. Guest suites feature unique wall art and spectacular skyline views. Dine at the bistro restaurant overseen by acclaimed Japanese chef Tateru Yoshino after sightseeing.
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