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Tokyo: Boutique and luxury hotels and travel articles


Japan's capital Tokyo is a vast metropolis whose population is in the region of 33 million. With no street names and few residents who speak English, a travel guide is crucial. We've picked out the best boutique and luxury hotels to stay in and soon we'll be bringing you an edit of the best temples, restaurants, bars and shops across the city.

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Our favourite luxury & boutique hotels in Tokyo

Park Hotel Tokyo
Japan, Kanto, Tokyo

"Contemporary, understated and hip, this boutique hotel guarantees a good night's sleep in the futuristic Shiodome development."

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From JPY 16890  
per room per night
 

Park Hyatt Tokyo
Japan, Kanto, Tokyo

"The 47th-floor health club in this luxury hotel offers stunning views of Tokyo and Mt Fuji."

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From JPY 41460  
per room per night
 

Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi
Japan, Kanto, Tokyo

"An exquisitely-designed gem that has all the charm of a boutique and all the signature slick service of Four Seasons."

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From JPY 39000  
per room per night
 

Grand Hyatt Tokyo
Japan, Kanto, Tokyo

"A faultless tower-top hotel with amazing views of the Tokyo skyline, a glamourous guests list and an amazing pool."

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From JPY 40848  
per room per night
 

Mandarin Oriental Tokyo
Japan, Kanto, Tokyo, Ginza

"A cool location in the Nihombashi district and gorgeous views over Tokyo Bay and Mount Fuji make this luxury hotel a firm favourite."

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From JPY 45445  
per room per night
 

Travel articles about Tokyo

Japan | Barbara Erasmus | Japan, Kanto, Tokyo

Rural Japan, with its densely wooded mountain spine, is beautiful – surprisingly like Ireland, with narrow country roads under a canopy of trees

Turning Japanese | Julie Miller | Japan, Kanto, Tokyo

Every Sunday, groups of outrageously-clad cosplay-zoku (costume-play gang) – mostly outcast teenage girls – gather on the bridge near the entrance to the Meiji Shrine to primp, preen and generally just hang out

The Hungry Traveller's Guide to Tokyo | Jill Starley-Grainger | Japan, Kanto, Tokyo

“Most children dream of being actors or sportsmen, but not me. I’ve wanted to be a chef since I was a kid growing up in Sugito, just north of Tokyo – a city that boasts some of the best food in the world"

Experience the Spa East | Jill Starley-Grainger | Japan, Kanto, Tokyo

At hot springs resorts, the strict rules of society are relaxed, everyone is equal and the usual hectic pace of life slows down

Dining With Drama | Jill Starley-Grainger | Japan, Kanto, Tokyo

Chef de Cuisine Patrice Martineau, plucked from the The Savoy in London, uses the freshest Japanese ingredients to create European dishes with a hint of Asiana

Japan Gourmet Traveller | Jini Reddy | Japan, Kanto, Tokyo

One corner of my tray is occupied by a little wooden dolls’ house. Lifting off the roof, I discover teensy plates of eel, mountain potato (like yam), baby eggplant pickle, marlin sashimi, and green tea soba noodles wrapped in seaweed




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