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Tokyo is an entrancing megalopolis where neon-lit chaos meets calming temples and gardens. This vibrant blend of cultural depth and quirky charm pulses with a non-stop energy that makes it effortless to explore and impossible to forget.
See the sprawling city from vertigo-inducing observation decks at Roppongi Towers, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building or Tokyo Skytree.
Don’t miss Tokyo’s food scene on a guided tour. Whether it’s the fish market at breakfast, a tea ceremony, lunch in a robot café, a Tokyo Bay dinner cruise or bar hopping with the locals after work.
Visit Ueno Park for autumn colours and spring cherry blossom, where you’ll find the impressive Tokyo National Museum with its ancient samurai displays.
Akihabara electric town is the centre of otaku culture, retro games, anime and offbeat cafes for a quirky side of Tokyo life.
The capital can be a base to explore on day trips to historic Nikko or Kamakura, the lakes around Mount Fuji or lively Yokohama.
Once the ancient capital of Edo, modern Tokyo is one of the world largest cities and is full of contrasts and highlights.
Shibuya district is famous for the four-way crossing that symbolises modern Japan, from where it’s a short walk to the pop culture district of Harajuku and the Meiji Shrine with it’s quiet parkland. Then reach the entertainment district of Shinjuku via the world’s busiest train station.
Surrounding the Imperial Palace and its hidden gardens the central area of Ginza is the hub for dining and shopping. Surrounding the Asakusa temple are local shops and quirky markets and Odaiba island in Tokyo Bay features futuristic malls and attractions. At Roppongi Towers, Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building and the soaring Tokyo Skytree, there’s plenty of vertigo inducing observation decks for panoramas of the sprawling city and Mount Fuji on rare clear days.
Get your bearings with a guided tour and then explore on Tokyo’s always-on-time public transport system, or just walk the different neighbourhoods where you’ll see surprises at every turn.
The Kimpton Shinjuku is located in the vibrant heart of Tokyo’s iconic skyscraper district, near Meiji Shrine and Yoyogi Park. Inviting guest rooms blend Manhattan-style creative flair with artisanal Japanese woodwork and modern design. The hotel features dynamic casual-style dining venues and a 24-hour fitness center, delivering an art-infused sanctuary amidst the city's energy
The Peninsula Tokyo enjoys and excellent location close to Ginza and on the edge of the green spaces of Hibya park and the Imperial Palace gardens as well some of Tokyo’s major landmarks. A selection of well sized and well appointed rooms offer city views, particularly the premier corner rooms and garden rooms overlooking the palace gardens. There is one of Tokyo’s best hotel pools, a luxurious spa and a large selection of dining options, combining to make The Peninsula one of Tokyo’s best destination hotels.
The style and sense of space and design characteristic to Aman hotels finds an ideal home in Tokyo. Located in the heights of Otemachi Tower in the centre of Tokyo close to the Imperial Palace, the Aman Tokyo features modern city luxury with timeless Japanese design including washi paper doors and ryokan style suites. Each spacious suite offers sweeping views of the Tokyo skyline, the 30-metre pool is a place to escape above the city and dining venues feature some of the best of Japanese and European cuisine including among the trees at The Café by Aman.
The Park Hyatt is one of Tokyo’s most exclusive hotels, located in the busy Shinjuku area in one of the most eye catching of the districts’ skyscrapers, the Shinjuku Park Tower. Renovated and reimagined in 2026, the hotel retains a cool, minimalist design with panoramic city views from the lofty perch. As in in the movie Lost in Translation, the New York bar is a centrepiece particularly with the dazzling Tokyo night views. The Park Hyatt Tokyo combines modern Japanese and western design with a sense of style high above the city.
One of the most exclusive hotels in Tokyo, the Four Seasons at marounouchi has just 57 rooms and is located in the heart of Tokyo close to the station, Ginza district and the Imperial Palace Gardens. Luxurious rooms look out onto the bustling city and the views are elevated at the two restaurants and cocktail bar. Throughout the hotel, the warm personal service and spirit of omotenashi Japanese hospitality pervades and provides once of Tokyo’s signature hotel establishments.