Palace Hotel

The Palace Hotel Tokyo offers a wide range of accommodation types, each possessing stunning views of the Tokyo skyline and it’s most breathtaking sights. All rooms are spacious and have their own private bathrooms that are equipped with separate bath tub and shower. Luxury is guaranteed during your stay at the Palace Hotel Tokyo, with sleepwear and complimentary amenities provided in every room.

The ESTERRE Restaurant is the epitome of fine dining at the Palace Hotel Tokyo. Serving French cuisine with locally sourced and high quality ingredients, diners can savour a taste of France whilst staying in Tokyo.

For a casual dining affair, the Grand Kitchen is ideal. With a wide range of European, American and Japanese dishes available, there is something for everyone, no matter where you’re from. The most sought after seats are those on the terrace, with the chance to dine next to the beautiful river that flows adjacent to the Palace Hotel Tokyo.

Wadakura Restaurant is made up of four dining places in one, each offering a different type of cuisine. The Wadakura region of the restaurant serves Kaiseki, a traditional Japanese 9-course dining experience. The Tatsumi sector of the restaurant features an intimate 6-seat bar, and serves Tempura cuisine. This is one of the most popular sections of the restaurant, with battered and deep-fried seafood available, along with other small dishes. The GO region of the restaurant serves Teppanyaki cuisine, with an extensive selection of meat, fish and vegetables to choose from, guests are sure to be enlightened. The final region of the restaurant belongs to Sushi Kanesaka, with a Michelin-starred chef creating your choice of sushi, tasting some of the best sushi in Tokyo is made possible at the Palace Hotel Tokyo.

Serving Shanghainese and Cantonese cuisines, the Amber Palace Restaurant exudes the ambience of ‘Old World China’ which wooden panelling and the display of traditional music instruments adorning the walls. Guests can sample some of the most unique Cantonese and Shanghainese dishes whilst dining at the Amber Palace Restaurant.

With an Origami enthusiast running these sessions, guests can discover this ancient Japanese art form first-hand. You can choose from a range of Origami figurines to craft, allowing you to enjoy this interactive paper-folding activity.

For those guests seeking an energising start to their weekend mornings, you need look no further than the complimentary morning yoga sessions. With a maximum of 6 participants per session, these yoga sessions offer the utmost privacy for your comfort and relaxation.