Japan's Iconic State Guest House Since 1890
Founded in 1890 at the behest of the Imperial Household to receive distinguished international heads of state and dignitaries, the Imperial Hotel, Tokyo stands as an enduring monument to Japanese refinement and world-class hospitality. Situated directly across from the emerald canopy of Hibiya Park and adjacent to the glamorous avenues of Ginza, the hotel occupies the most prestigious cultural crossroads in Tokyo.
The hotel is famed globally for its legendary second main building designed in 1923 by visionary American architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Built with innovative floating cantilever foundations and handcrafted Oya stone and brick, Wright's masterpiece opened on the very morning of the Great Kanto Earthquake and stood resilient. Today, that golden architectural era lives on vibrantly in the historic Old Imperial Bar, where Wright's original stone reliefs, murals, and bespoke furniture remain impeccably preserved.
Featuring 570 luxuriously appointed guest rooms, the pinnacle of the hotel experience resides on the private Imperial Floors (14th to 16th floors), where personal attendants provide anticipatory omotenashi service, tailored tea rituals, and custom Molton Brown amenities. With 13 acclaimed restaurants and bars, a 20th-floor fitness sanctuary with indoor pool, and traditional tea ceremony pavilions, the Imperial Hotel offers a timeless Tokyo experience.
Frank Lloyd Wright Heritage
Original 1923 Wright architectural elements preserved inside the Old Imperial Bar.
Les Saisons Gastronomy
Acclaimed Michelin-starred French cuisine helmed by Chef Thierry Voisin.
Prestigious Imperial Floors
Dedicated personal attendant service, private check-in, and Molton Brown amenities.
Hibiya Park & Ginza Border
Walk to the Imperial Palace gardens, Tokyo Station, and Ginza luxury boutiques.
