Imperial Hotel: Overview

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Average std. room/night
£199.03 – £258.01

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1-1 Uchisaiwai-cho 1-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 100-8558, Japan…
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Since 1890, the Imperial hotel has catered to royalty, statesmen, fabled celebrities and the leaders of international commerce. Luxury is the keyword. The 1923 building designed by Frank Lloyd Wright was lost in a fire, but a vestige of it survives in the art-deco Old Imperial Bar on the mezzanine level. Rooms are superb, with private writing desks, three telephones, individual environment control systems, remote control TV with bedside consoles and a spaciousness rarely encountered in Tokyo hotels. The staff can greet guests in five languages. Ginza is just behind the hotel, which faces Hibiya Park and the Imperial Palace grounds.

Type: Conference Center, Hotel

Amenities and leisure activities

Hotel Amenities:

• Laundry/ Dry Cleaning Service
• Common/Public Areas Accessible to Wheelchairs
• Barber/Hair Stylist
• Currency Exchange
• Gift Shop

Room Amenities:

• Air Conditioning (In Room)
• Newspaper (Free)
• Coffee Maker
• Kitchen/Kitchenette
• Mini-Bar

Leisure Activities:

• Health Club
• Pool (Indoor)
• Health Spa/Massage

User reviews

Excellent place, but old fashion

It is an excellent option, however is a little expensive. Service is the best.

05 Jun 2005 | A Yahoo! User

good expieriance

service was great, excellant view, not to mention all the women hookers

05 Jun 2005 | A Yahoo! User

One huge hotel

For a place so enormous, I sure slept in an awfully small bed. This place was really giant, and I’ve never really been the kind of person to really like such cavernous accommodations. What I definitely do like is comfort, and even though my room had some nice touches like free internet connections, I definitely thought I could have gotten more for my money elsewhere. I did count at least fifteen restaurants in the hotel, so when I got hungry I always had a place to eat in close proximity.

05 Jun 2005 | rstevens4