The floor-to-ceiling windows of our Deluxe Rooms reveal the Imperial Palace’s ancient Otemon Gate and Uchibori Dori avenue.
The ample living space comes with a separate seating area which can be used as either a dining table or a work space, and its bathroom is open-style – with separate soaking tub and shower and complete with dual rain and handheld shower heads.
By day, the eastwardly views of the Imperial Palace gardens offer an idyllic scene while by night, the lights of colourful Shinjuku twinkle in the distance.

Executive Suites are perfect for families, larger groups or those who simply love added space, services and amenities. Each feature a spacious balcony, entirely separate bedroom and living areas, and the flexibility to be expanded into a two-bedroom, apartment-style residence by combining it with the adjoining Club Deluxe King with Balcony room.
Decorated in a cool mix of muted gold and creams accented by soft greens and a deep lavender, they also come with spacious walk-in wardrobes and bathrooms with separate tubs and showers ensconced in large, walk-in marble & glass enclosures. The perfect space in which to soak and relax after a day of retail therapy.

Contemporary Japanese aesthetics imbue the singular Chiyoda Suite, with crisp whites and a hint of deep orange intermingling with warm, earthy hues to create an interior of graceful calm.
Located on our topmost floor and featuring a spacious balcony, the suites offers a southwesterly exposure, allowing daylight to permeate nearly every corner of it and showcasing breathtaking views all the while.
Among its distinctive features is the izu stone with which its wet room-style deep bath and shower area is outfitted. Exquisite Japanese textiles and artwork further accent the elegant space.

Suite guests enjoy Club Lounge access and privileges.

The Terrace Suite is aptly named for its particularly sizeable outdoor space perch – which includes an expansive 40 square meters (430 square feet) on which to enjoy a leisurely breakfast, afternoon tea or evening cocktails followed by an intimate private dinner.
A near-identical twin of the Park Suite, it’s decorated in warm, earthly hues accented by soft greens and a deep lavender. The suite includes separate bedroom and living areas with dining table cum workspace, a walk-in wardrobe and a powder room.
The master bath comes with dual sinks, a separate soaking tub (with built-in jets) and shower and even a tub-side picture window.

Suite guests enjoy Club Lounge access and privileges.

Located on floors 18 through 23, Club Deluxe rooms offer a loftier perspective on the Imperial Palace’s ancient Otemon Gate and Uchibori Dori avenue below.
Outfitted with floor-to-ceiling windows, these cozy rooms come with a separate seating area which can be used as either a dining table or a work space. Bathrooms are open-style – with separate soaking tub and shower and dual rain and handheld shower heads.

Club Deluxe with Balcony rooms present the undeniably appealing combination of a loftier perspective, an outdoor perch from which to take in picture-perfect views and Club Lounge access and privileges.
The spaces are outfitted with a separate seating area that can be used as either a dining table or a work space, with some king rooms connecting to twins to offer optimal flexibility to families and those traveling in larger groups.
Bathrooms have either separate soaking tubs and showers or a Japanese wet room-style combination of separate soaking tub and shower ensconced in one large, walk-in marble & glass enclosure.

Club Deluxe with Balcony rooms present the undeniably appealing combination of a loftier perspective, an outdoor perch from which to take in picture-perfect views and Club Lounge access and privileges.
The spaces are outfitted with a separate seating area that can be used as either a dining table or a work space, with some king rooms connecting to twins to offer optimal flexibility to families and those traveling in larger groups.
Bathrooms have either separate soaking tubs and showers or a Japanese wet room-style combination of separate soaking tub and shower ensconced in one large, walk-in marble & glass enclosure.

Located on floors 16 & 17, Club Grand Deluxe Twin rooms come outfitted with separate dining area and work desk – perfect for business travelers – while Club Grand King rooms come with the added space of balconies – great for having breakfast, afternoon tea or cocktails outdoors.
All feature spacious bathrooms with a separate soaking tub and shower ensconced in a large, walk-in marble & glass enclosure – complete with tub-side picture windows.
Club Grand Deluxe rooms also come with larger LCD TVs, spacious walk-in wardrobes and Club Lounge access and privileges.

Located on floors 16 & 17, Club Grand Deluxe Twin rooms come outfitted with separate dining area and work desk – perfect for business travelers – while Club Grand King rooms come with the added space of balconies – great for having breakfast, afternoon tea or cocktails outdoors.
All feature spacious bathrooms with a separate soaking tub and shower ensconced in a large, walk-in marble & glass enclosure – complete with tub-side picture windows.
Club Grand Deluxe rooms also come with larger LCD TVs, spacious walk-in wardrobes and Club Lounge access and privileges.

Facing south, Deluxe with Balcony rooms look out on to scenic Wadakura Fountain Park and the Imperial Palace Plaza. At night, the expansive views unveil a twinkling skyline stretching from Marunouchi to Toranomon and beyond.
Beautifully appointed with a separate seating area that can be used as either a dining table or a work space, the greatest appeal is undeniably the balcony – offering travelers the rarity of private outdoor space in bustling Tokyo.

Facing south, Deluxe with Balcony rooms look out on to scenic Wadakura Fountain Park and the Imperial Palace Plaza. At night, the expansive views unveil a twinkling skyline stretching from Marunouchi to Toranomon and beyond.
Beautifully appointed with a separate seating area that can be used as either a dining table or a work space, the greatest appeal is undeniably the balcony – offering travelers the rarity of private outdoor space in bustling Tokyo.

Located on one of our topmost floors, the Garden Suite features a spacious balcony, separate bedroom and living areas and is decorated in an elegant mix of muted gold and creams.
Its spacious bathroom is outfitted with dual sinks, a large soaking tub with built-in jets and separate shower with dual rain and handheld shower heads.
With its lofty perch comes even more impressive views of the Imperial Palace gardens and the surrounding city skyline, including the distinctive glow of iconic Tokyo Tower in the distance.

Suite guests enjoy Club Lounge access and privileges.

If you’re looking for luxury Marunouchi accommodation, the Grand Deluxe rooms offer more space in which to relax and unwind – whether it be after a long stretch of meetings, an afternoon of shopping or an entire day of sightseeing.
Twin-bedded rooms come outfitted with separate dining area and work desk – perfect for business travelers – while king-bedded rooms come with the added space of balconies – great for doing breakfast or afternoon tea outdoors.
All feature spacious bathrooms with a separate soaking tub and shower ensconced in a large, walk-in marble & glass enclosure – complete with tub-side picture windows.

If you’re looking for luxury Marunouchi accommodation, the Grand Deluxe rooms offer more space in which to relax and unwind – whether it be after a long stretch of meetings, an afternoon of shopping or an entire day of sightseeing.
Twin-bedded rooms come outfitted with separate dining area and work desk – perfect for business travelers – while king-bedded rooms come with the added space of balconies – great for doing breakfast or afternoon tea outdoors.
All feature spacious bathrooms with a separate soaking tub and shower ensconced in a large, walk-in marble & glass enclosure – complete with tub-side picture windows.

Designed as a chic urban residence, Palace Hotel Tokyo’s crowning suite is shaded in earthy tones and decorated with contemporary furnishings and exquisite textiles and artwork throughout.
Its spacious living room and dining area are accented with hints of muted gold, soft greys and a splash of apricot, while warm hues of gold and aubergine intermingle. The master bedroom features a separate vanity area, spacious dressing room and a marble-clad bathroom with dual sinks, a shower and separate window-side soaking tub with built-in jets.
Those desiring added comfort can request the connecting Club Deluxe King room – with separate entrance and balcony – to create a luxurious two-bedroom residence.

From its southwest-facing perch, the Park Suite offers 180° views of the Imperial Palace Gardens and the Tokyo skyline stretching all the way from Marunouchi in the east to Shinjuku in the west.
Decorated in a cool mix of muted gold and creams to harmoniously blend with the natural setting that surrounds, the suite features separate bedroom and living areas, a walk-in wardrobe and a sizeable balcony.
In addition to its dual-sink bathroom with separate soaking tub (with built-in jets), the suite also comes with a powder room.

Suite guests enjoy Club Lounge access and privileges.

The new suite ``Premier Suite'', which was created in the 10th anniversary year of Palace Hotel Tokyo, is designed to create ``harmony with nature'' by incorporating the warmth of wood in a well-balanced manner, while valuing the connection with the beautiful view of the Imperial Palace Gaien that stretches out in front of you. It has come true.
The living room area is flooded with natural light and features an L-shaped sofa and coffee table for relaxing. It's perfect for a workday while you work or a staycation with your family. The soothing bedroom has warm fabric on the walls, allowing you to enjoy its appearance that changes with the time of day.
There is also a built-in wine cellar stocked with red and white wines, with space to store your own wines. Enjoy your favorite wine while admiring the rich nature of Marunouchi during the day and the sparkling night view stretching all the way to Toranomon at night.

The new suite ``Premier Suite'', which was created in the 10th anniversary year of Palace Hotel Tokyo, is designed to create ``harmony with nature'' by incorporating the warmth of wood in a well-balanced manner, while valuing the connection with the beautiful view of the Imperial Palace Gaien that stretches out in front of you. It has come true.
The living room area is flooded with natural light and features an L-shaped sofa and coffee table for relaxing. It's perfect for a workday while you work or a staycation with your family. The soothing bedroom has warm fabric on the walls, allowing you to enjoy its appearance that changes with the time of day.
There is also a built-in wine cellar stocked with red and white wines, with space to store your own wines. Enjoy your favorite wine while admiring the rich nature of Marunouchi during the day and the sparkling night view stretching all the way to Toranomon at night.