The Peninsula Tokyo

Premier Rooms offer the same comfort as the Deluxe Rooms with magnificent Tokyo skyline views. Equipped with cutting-edge features, yet providing the intimacy of Japanese traditional inspiration, Premier Rooms are the best option for a flawless stay.

Offering a generous 69-square meters of living space, Premier Corner Rooms are the largest guest rooms with oversized windows that offer splendid night views of the Marunouchi district as well as the famed Tokyo Sky Tree. These rooms offer a sumptuous marble bathroom with ample closet space, a walk-in shower, and separate deep-sunken tub with a window from which to admire the city views.

Grand Premier Garden Rooms have a magnificent panorama overlooking the Imperial Palace Gardens with a visual impact both inside and out. Rich tones and natural wood predominate, accented by traditional lacquer touches set against the picture-perfect views from the full-height windows. The rooms are fully equipped with the latest high-tech amenities, complimentary wired and wireless Internet access and fingertip room controls.

Grand Premier Park Rooms are sleek and stylish, offering bright and airy spaces with unobstructed views of Hibiya Park or the Imperial Palace Gardens. Comfort is at every guest's fingertip, from convenient bedside panels that allow guests to adjust temperature and mood lighting, to all-in-one copy machines, dual IDD lines and complimentary high-speed Internet access.

Executive Suites have been tastefully furnished with a neutral palette of colors accented with deep reds and bronzes marrying contemporary design with traditional Japanese elements. The separate living and sleeping areas allow these suites to luxuriously fulfill the needs of leisure and business guests alike. The living room has impressive views over Ginza and is perfect for entertaining with a dining table for four, plush sofas and comfortable armchairs, as well as a wide plasma flat-screen TV and exceptional sound system. A wooden door effectively provides privacy for the bedroom and magnificent bathroom which can transform into a private spa with rain shower and in-built TV at a touch of a button for the ultimate in luxury living.

As its name suggests, The Marunouchi Suite has unparalleled views of Marunouchi Naka-dori avenue and Tokyo Skytree. Featuring sleek contemporary furniture in subtle tones, the suite is bathed in natural light streaming through the picture windows, whilst the mood lighting can be set to different levels to create an intimate environment in the evenings. The living area has its own executive office area with an ample sized desk, full connectivity and dedicated fax and IDD lines. Thoughtfully designed to meet guest needs, detailed touches have been considered such as convenient places for phones, chargers and keys. The bathroom is discreetly concealed from the stylish and eminently comfortable bedroom.

Deluxe Suites are magnificent corner location accommodations that have wall-to-wall, full-height picture windows surrounding the living and dining room. The Suites have a grand foyer that has additional closet space as well as a guest powder room. The bedroom area is totally separate to the living area for maximum privacy. The magnificent marble and stone bathroom is enhanced with one of the largest dressing rooms in the hotel. The signature of this suite is the striking 180-degree view from the living room of Hibiya Park and the Imperial Palace Gardens.

These prestigious suites are located on the hotel’s highest floors and boast magnificent views of the Imperial Palace Gardens, Hibiya Park greenery, and Tokyo’s cityscape through wall-to-wall, full-height picture windows. The spacious and sumptuous Suites are tastefully furnished with plush sofas, a dining area that is perfect for entertaining, a large executive work desk, and a freestanding telescope that allows guests unobstructed 180-degree vistas.

The Hibiya Suite has magnificent garden and city skyline views, most with wraparound picture windows for unobstructed panoramas. The living room is replete with a host of sumptuous furnishings, seating nooks for quiet contemplation, marble floors and exquisite deep pile area rugs providing warmth and color. A dining room with a grand table can seat 12 diners in a contemporary Japanese environment. The dark marble and stone bathroom has the proportions of a spa with spectacular facilities including a whirlpool bath for the ultimate in pampering and indulgence.

Guests staying at the magnificent Peninsula Suite can rightly say they have reached the height of privilege, as this suite epitomizes the ultimate in Peninsula service and tradition. Guests can relax on the sun-drenched private balcony whilst appreciating the most spectacular views. Styled throughout in contemporary Japanese minimalism, the suite is a statement in understated opulence with a grand piano, deep-pile carpets and floor-to-ceiling windows. The contemporary dining room can seat 12, and guests can enjoy the ultimate Japanese experience with a private Tea Ceremony conducted in their suite.

Peter offers the ultimate backdrop for a business lunch or a place to recharge after a day of exploring the vibrant heart of Tokyo. By night, as the sun sets and the glittering city lights take over, Peter pulses with energy as diners come to savor its delicious grilled fare, from premium cuts of meat such as Japanese A5 Wagyu Beef and Japanese Pork to fresh seafood sourced from the famed Toyosu Fish Market. Perched high on the 24th floor with stellar views of Tokyo's Imperial Palace Gardens and Hibiya Park, Peter is a refreshing dining destination offering the Peninsula standards of sophistication in a fun and inviting atmosphere.

*Peter welcomes children aged 7 years old and above for dinner every day. For children aged 6 and below, we recommend booking The Nest Private Dining Room.

Nestled at the hotel's Marunouchi Naka Dori Avenue's entrance, The Terrace is the latest addition to The Peninsula Tokyo's vast dining options.

This casual yet iconic food van, an offshoot of The Peninsula Boutique & Café, offers delicatessen products for takeaway such as pastries, light snacks, desserts and uniquely-crafted beverages, which guests may opt to enjoy 'alfresco' style at the side-walk's open seating area.

Spend a leisurely afternoon enjoying one of our signature desserts or sip on a handcrafted beverage in the evening while watching the world go by on this quaint business and shopping street.

*Currently closed

Sushi Wakon offers exquisite seasonal delicacies while providing world-class hospitality to The Peninsula Tokyo’s discerning guests.

Sushi Wakon’s expertly-crafted sushi features ingredients sourced daily from the world-famous Toyosu Market, allowing guests to experience the finest fresh seafood. The omakase course flows through a series of tsumami small dishes and nigiri sushi, prepared using traditional Edomae-style techniques designed to bring out the sublime flavors of each fish. An impressive sake lineup to complement the cuisine features products from Japan's most renowned breweries. The restaurant features luxurious Japanese art and décor.

* Children 12 years old and older are welcome to dine at the main counter. Children under 12 are welcome to dine in the private dining room.

*Non-hotel restaurant, a different reservation terms and conditions, age restriction and cancellation policy apply.

On level 5 of The Peninsula Tokyo, ‘mon cher ton ton HIBIYA’, a teppanyaki restaurant by "Seryna", is a long-established Japanese restaurant since 1961. Named by the writer Shusaku Endo, mon cher ton ton has hosted many local and overseas celebrities, politicians and discerning epicureans.

Feast with your eyes and palate, as master chefs prepare meticulously sourced best of the best ingredients such as Kobe Beef, succulent seafood and seasonal vegetables, all in your presence.

mon cher ton ton's cooking technique demonstrates the epitome of genuine and luxurious hospitality, passed down from years of continual refinement. Guest will feel welcomed by our motto and priority "Caring for People's Smiles".

*Non-hotel restaurant, a different reservation terms and conditions, age restriction and cancellation policy apply.

Founded in 1930, Ten-ichi is an internationally renowned tempura restaurant famous for its delicately fried tempura specialties made from the freshest seasonal ingredients. Favored by dignitaries in the global political and business spheres, as well as artists and cultural figures, Ten-ichi has welcomed foreign VIPs to its Ginza Main House as well as played host to a number of influential events in history. Delight in exquisite seasonal delicacies while providing world-class hospitality to The Peninsula Tokyo’s discerning guests.

*Non-hotel restaurant, a different reservation terms and conditions, age restriction and cancellation policy apply.

Passionate Executive Pastry Chef Pascal Cialdella heads The Peninsula Boutique & Café where he and his team create tempting sweets. The main counter features row upon row of beautifully crafted and colorful cakes and pastries, including the hotel's ever-popular signature Mango Pudding. An à la carte menu brimming with quality international delights including salads and pasta dishes has made The Peninsula Boutique & Café a popular choice for a casual lunch with colleagues or friends.

*Café is currently closed