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Imperial Hotel
At a Glance
- this is an old Japanese hotel with a long history
- great service
- large rooms
- there's a salon and barbershop on the premise
Pros
- old hotel with contemporary prices
- dated interiors
Cons
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Though not as fashionable or spanking new as its neighbor, the Peninsula, the venerable Imperial can't be beat for traditional elegance. In the heart of central Tokyo, between the Imperial Palace and Ginza, the hotel has its finest rooms on the 30th floor of the tower, providing views of the palace grounds. The Old Imperial Bar incorporates elements from the 1923 version of the hotel, which Frank Lloyd Wright designed. The Imperial opened its doors in 1890, and from the outset the hotel has been justly proud of its Western-style facilities and personalized Japanese service. Rooms, complete with walk-in closets and flat-panel TVs, range from standard doubles to suites that are larger than many homes. Dining options are varied and superb, including the award-winning Les Saisons, which is one of Tokyo's finest French restaurants.
- Address: 1-1-1 Uchisaiwai-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 100-8558 | Map It
- Phone: 03/3504-1111
- Website: www.imperialhotel.co.jp
- Subway: Hibiya subway line, Hibiya Station (Exit 5).
- Location: Hibiya
Contact Information
- 1,005 rooms, 54 suites.
- Restaurants, bars, pool, gym.
- Rooms have: Internet.
- Credit cards accepted.
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