The Peninsula Tokyo blends classic European elegance with Japanese precision in an enviable location steps from the Imperial Palace, Ginza, and Hibiya Park. The hotel's 24 floors house 314 rooms with custom-designed technology panels at every bedside. The rooftop Peter restaurant and Hei Fung Terrace offer iconic views.
The Peninsula Tokyo stands at the corner of Hibiya and Yurakucho in Chiyoda Ward, one of the most privileged addresses in central Tokyo. The hotel overlooks Hibiya Park to the west and is a five-minute walk from the Imperial Palace outer gardens, two minutes from Hibiya Station, and ten minutes on foot from the Ginza luxury shopping district. The location — equidistant between Tokyo's political, cultural, and commercial centres — is widely considered among the most convenient of any luxury hotel in the city.
Opened in 2007 as Peninsula Hotels' first Japan property, the 24-floor tower houses 314 rooms and suites blending classic European hotel elegance with precise Japanese detail. Rooms feature custom-designed bedside technology consoles that control lighting, temperature, curtains, and in-room entertainment from a single panel. Standard rooms begin at 47 square metres; corner suites on upper floors look toward the Imperial Palace. Peninsula's complimentary fleet of Rolls-Royce Phantom vehicles provides airport and city transfers.
The 24th floor houses Peter restaurant, serving European and Japanese-influenced cuisine with panoramic rooftop views, alongside a spa with an outdoor heated pool — an unusually open-air wellness amenity for a Tokyo luxury hotel. The spa menu emphasises Japanese botanical ingredients and traditional body treatments including yuzu-based facials and shiatsu.
Ground-floor dining centres on The Lobby, a 270-seat all-day dining room that has become one of Tokyo's most beloved social spaces. Afternoon tea service (approximately ¥8,000–¥11,000 per person) features seasonal Japanese confectionery alongside classic Western pastries and has a strong local following. Hei Fung Terrace on the second floor serves Cantonese cuisine and dim sum.
Service reflects Peninsula's Hong Kong heritage: formal but warm, with an exceptionally attentive concierge team. The hotel suits both leisure and corporate guests; comprehensive meeting facilities and a business centre serve the latter. Check-in is at 15:00 and checkout at 12:00.
Amenities
- Rooftop pool and spa (24F)
- Fitness center
- Peter restaurant
- The Lobby (afternoon tea)
- Hei Fung Terrace Chinese restaurant
- The Bar
- Personal shopper service
- Rolls-Royce fleet
- Complimentary WiFi
Location
1-8-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0006
Highlights
- Steps from Imperial Palace and Ginza
- Rooftop pool with skyline views
- The Lobby afternoon tea is legendary
- Rolls-Royce complimentary airport shuttle
Tips for visiting
- The Lobby afternoon tea (¥8,000 per person) is worth the splurge
- Location is unbeatable for Ginza shopping access
- The spa's Tokyo yuzu facial treatment is exquisite
Accessibility
The Peninsula Tokyo has a step-free entrance on Hibiya-dori with valet assistance and lift access to all guest floors. Wheelchair-accessible rooms with adapted bathroom configurations are available; guests should confirm requirements at the time of booking. The lobby, restaurants, and spa facilities are all reachable by lift without steps.
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Frequently asked questions
Is The Lobby afternoon tea at The Peninsula Tokyo open to non-guests?
Yes, The Lobby afternoon tea is open to the public and is one of Tokyo's most popular hotel tea services. Reservations are strongly recommended, particularly on weekends and public holidays. Multiple afternoon sittings are offered daily.
Does The Peninsula Tokyo offer airport transfers?
Yes, Peninsula Hotels operates a fleet of Rolls-Royce Phantom vehicles for hotel guests. Airport transfers to Haneda and Narita are available at an additional charge; rates and schedules are confirmed through the concierge.
Where exactly is The Peninsula Tokyo located?
The hotel is at 1-8-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda City, adjacent to Hibiya Park. Hibiya Station (Hibiya, Chiyoda, and Mita lines) is a two-minute walk. Ginza is ten minutes on foot and Tokyo Station is reachable in around fifteen minutes by taxi.
Is there a pool at The Peninsula Tokyo?
The spa on the 24th floor features an outdoor heated pool alongside a full treatment menu. The pool is open to hotel guests during daytime hours and is included with spa bookings; room guests may access it for a separate fee.