The Peninsula Tokyo, luxury, high-rise hotel in the center of the city

The Peninsula Tokyo is one of ten destinations offered by The Peninsula Hotels Group. In Japan it is known as one of the best hotels around and offers truly spectacular service to whoever stays at the property. “The Peninsula name is synonymous with romance, glamour and style – hotels in some of the world’s most exciting cities, stunning facilities, world-class service and a unique combination of tradition, heritage, innovation and glamour offer guests a hotel stay unlike any other, whether on business or leisure” (Peninsula). From a full-service spa to some of the finest airport transfers in the city, The Peninsula Tokyo will surely have something to attract the finest of travelers.

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Amenities:

  • Restaurants & Food

    •  During your stay at The Peninsula, you’ll have the option to choose between 7 different restaurants/cafes when deciding on how to satisfy your cravings.

      • 1. Peter

        • Located on the 24th floor with views of the Imperial Palace Gardens and Hibiya Park, Peter offers steak and grill cuisine with premium meat and seafood.

      • 2. Hei Fung

        • Sophisticated Cantonese Cuisine.

      • 3. The Lobby

        • Popular for tea time and an international assortment of sweets.

      • 4. Peter: The Bar

        • Vintage and classic selection of drinks.

      • 5. The Peninsula Boutique & Café

        • Beautifully crafted cakes and pastries.

      • 6. Sushi Wakon

        • Fine seafood restaurant of two-Michelin starred chef Rei Masuda.

      • 7. Room Service

        • Offers an array of International cuisine delivered right to your room.

The Peninsula Spa:

“Be transported to an oasis of calm away from the hustle and bustle of the city, where lavish treatment rooms, each with a private shower, Japanese yukimi shoji screens and adjustable heated beds await” (Peninsula).

Fitness Center:

  • The hotel’s 24 hour fitness center provides guests with the best cardio and strength training equipment, each with their own personal TV and sound systems. On top of that, a team of personal trainers are on hand (by appointment) to help assist you with your fitness goals. 

  • Pool

    • Beautiful 20m. Indoor heated swimming pool with crystal-clear water

Airport Transfer

  • From the moment you land at either Narita or Haneda airport, The Peninsula has you covered, offering a good range of luxury vehicles to get you into the city to the hotel. The Peninsula offers 5 different ways to get you where you need to go:

    • 1. The cheapest option that the hotel offers is its Airport Limousine Bus Service. Price to/from Narita Airport → ¥3,100 per adult, ¥1,550 per child up to the age of 11 (one way). Price to/from Haneda Airport → ¥930 per adult, ¥470 per child up to the age of 11 (one way)

    • Next up is 1 of 4 of the hotel’s private vehicles that can transport you between the hotel and the airport. In addition, you can pay an hourly rate and use any of the vehicles as your own private transfer to get you wherever you want to go in the city. 

    • 2. Tesla Model S: To/From Haneda Airport → 25,000 yen ($250)

      To/From Narita Airport → 49,000 yen ($490)

      Hourly Rate (for private transfer) → 7,000 yen ($70)

    • Small print → Maximum of three adults and two large suitcases. All prices are one way, including 8% consumption tax and highway toll charges. Parking fees are not included. Hourly hire rate applies up to 15 kilometers thereafter every 30 minutes or 7.5 kilometers is ¥3,500, whichever is reached first.

    • 3. BMW 740i Sedan: To/From Haneda Airport → 33,000 yen ($330)

    To/From Narita Airport → 62,000 yen ($620)

    Hourly Rate (for private transfer) → 9,000 yen ($90)

    • Small print → Maximum of three adults and two large suitcases. All prices are one way, including 8% consumption tax and highway toll charges. Parking fees are not included. Hourly hire rate applies up to 15 kilometers thereafter every 30 minutes or 7.5 kilometers is ¥4,500, whichever is reached first.

    • 4. Rolls-Royce: To/From Haneda Airport → 42,000 yen ($420) 

      To/From Narita Airport → 68,000 yen ($680)

      Hourly Rate (for private transfer) → 13,000 yen ($130)

    • Small print → Maximum of three adults and two large suitcases. All prices are one way, including 8% consumption tax and highway toll charges. Parking fees are not included. Hourly hire rate applies up to 15 kilometers thereafter every 30 minutes or 7.5 kilometers is ¥6,500, whichever is reached first.

    • 5. MINI Concierge: - Complimentary  MINI Cooper service to guests staying in suites -Available daily from 10:30 am to 7:30 pm on a first-come-first-served basis - Up to three hours and within 10 kilometers radius of the hotel


Rooms:

  • The Peninsula Tokyo boasts 314 rooms placed throughout the hotel’s 24 floors. The room types that we will be looking at in this article are the deluxe room, executive suite, two-bedroom deluxe suite, and the Peninsula Suite.

  • Deluxe Room: To start the list off we have the deluxe room. With your choice of either a king bed or two twin beds, the deluxe room is a great choice for a solo traveler or couples alike. The 581 square foot room offers city views and contains both a dining area and a sitting area. A deep soaking bathtub and a separate shower with a rainfall showerhead are located in the bathroom.

  • Executive Suite: The executive suite is the Peninsula’s most affordable suite option and just like the deluxe room they give you the choice of either a king bed or two twins. However, on top of that, the executive suite provides you with 872 square feet of living area with city views and a separate bedroom, living room, and dining area. A deep soaking bathtub and separate shower with a rainfall showerhead are included as well. Furthermore, all rooms come with a refrigerator, minibar, and 24-hour room service. In addition, the hotel offers turndown service for those who need it and all rooms are smoke-free so you need not worry about getting a room with an unpleasant odor.

  • Two Bedroom Deluxe Suite: “Built like a two-bedroom suite, thus sprawling hideaway features a spacious sitting area and a four-person dining table, two sleeping rooms, and 2.5 bathrooms. Accommodating 6 adults and 2 children, the understated 179 sqm (1,934 sq. ft.) suite has a commanding view over the nearby Imperial Gardens” (Peninsula). This suite is perfect if you are traveling with a small group of friends or on vacation with your family. These suites on located on floors 12-14 and are the connection of a deluxe suite with a grand premiere park room.

  • The Peninsula Suite: Located on the 23rd floor is the finest suite in all of the Peninsula and one of the most lavish hotel rooms in all of Tokyo, The Peninsula Suite. This 3,730 square foot home in the sky spoils guests with it’s numerous amenities. These include, a private balcony overlooking the Imperial Palace Gardens, a contemporary dining room that seats 12, floor to ceiling windows, and even a grand piano. The Peninsula even states that you can enjoy the ultimate Japanese experience with a private Tea Ceremony conducted in your room. Starting at $17,500 a night, this suite offers the ultimate luxury experience that the Peninsula Hotels Group has to offer and is awaiting luxury travelers are seeking the best that Japan has to offer.

Distance From:

Imperial Palace: 9-minute walk

Tokyo Station: 8-minute walk

Tokyo Tower: 8-minute taxi ride or 18-minute train ride

Tokyo Skytree: 29-minute taxi ride or 24-minute train ride

Meiji Jingu: 22-minute taxi ride or 30-minute train ride