Tokyo Luxury Hotels: Park Hyatt, Andaz, Conrad & More

Best luxury hotels in Tokyo depend on your style:
Park Hyatt for classic skyline luxury,
Andaz for modern design + rooftop,
Conrad for space + value.

This guide covers some of the best luxury hotels in Tokyo, including Park Hyatt Tokyo, Andaz Tokyo, Conrad Tokyo, and InterContinental.

Tokyo has no shortage of luxury hotels, but choosing the right one depends heavily on location, views, and overall experience. From skyline views in Shinjuku to waterfront rooms in Shiodome, these are some of the best luxury hotels in Tokyo -  including Park Hyatt, Andaz, Conrad, and InterContinental.

Park Hyatt Tokyo

  • Best for: Classic luxury + skyline views

  • Area: Shinjuku

Park Hyatt Tokyo remains one of the most iconic luxury hotels in the city. Known for its spacious rooms, floor to ceiling windows, and elevated quiet atmosphere, it feels more like a private retreat above the city than a typical hotel.
Even as newer hotels open, Park Hyatt still stands out for its sense of calm and understated luxury.  The hotel was full remodelled and reopened in December 2025

Spacious guest room at Park Hyatt Tokyo with panoramic skyline views and contemporary Japanese décor
Signature cocktail at New York Bar at Park Hyatt Tokyo with live jazz music and panoramic city views.

Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills

  • Best for: Modern design + rooftop views

  • Area: Toranomon

Signature cocktail at Andaz Tokyo rooftop bar
Andaz Tokyo rooftop bar seating area with panoramic city views
Traditional Japanese breakfast at Andaz Tokyo with grilled fish and miso soup

Andaz Tokyo offers a more contemporary take on luxury, with sleek interiors and some of the best rooftop views in the city. The rooftop bar and lounge are highlights, especially at sunset.
Rooms feel modern and functional, with large windows that make the skyline part of the experience.
Ideal if you want a livelier, design-forward stay.

Conrad Tokyo

  • Best for: Bay views + value luxury

  • Area: Shiodome

Tokyo Tower view at night from Andaz Tokyo rooftop bar
Conrad Tokyo room with city view, desk area and modern luxury design
Conrad Tokyo bathroom with soaking tub and glass enclosed shower

Conrad Tokyo is one of the best-value luxury options in the city, offering large rooms and sweeping views over Tokyo Bay. The rooms are more spacious than many competitors, and the bathrooms are particularly well designed.
It’s a great balance of comfort, views, and consistency - especially for Hilton loyalists.

InterContinental Tokyo (Strings InterContinental)

  • Best for: Central location + convenience - it is a 1 minute covered walk to Shinagawa Station on JR Yamanote line

  • Area: Minato City/Shinagawa

InterContinental Tokyo is a solid choice for travelers looking for a central base with reliable service. While not as design-forward as Andaz or as iconic as Park Hyatt, it offers strong value and easy access to multiple areas of the city.

InterContinental Strings Tokyo lobby atrium with restaurant and modern design
InterContinental Strings Tokyo lobby seating area with contemporary design

Which Tokyo Hotel Should You Choose?

  • Best overall luxury experience: Park Hyatt Tokyo

  • Best modern design + rooftop: Andaz Tokyo

  • Best value luxury + space: Conrad Tokyo

  • Best location convenience: InterContinental Tokyo


Where to Stay in Tokyo (Quick Guide)

  • Shinjuku (Park Hyatt): Best skyline + quieter luxury

  • Toranomon (Andaz): Central, modern, great views

  • Shiodome (Conrad): Waterfront + spacious rooms

  • Akasaka (InterContinental): Easy access across city

Conrad vs Andaz - Quick Decision Guide
Choose Conrad Tokyo if:

  • You value lounge access

  • You want dramatic bay views

  • You prefer a quieter feel

Choose Andaz Tokyo if:

  • You love rooftop bars

  • You prefer boutique vibe

  • You want Hyatt Globalist benefits maximized.  They don't allow the usage of Suite Upgrade certificate

Both are excellent.
It comes down to atmosphere preference.

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