The Tokyo Station Hotel
5 StarsExquisite French and Japanese dining, Dome side rooms with unique views
Exquisite French and Japanese dining, Dome side rooms with unique views
Moat-side Imperial Palace views, Diverse culinary experiences
Sky-high indoor pool with city views, Refined Japanese minimalist design
Japan's first buffet restaurant, Frank Lloyd Wright architectural legacy
Essential bathroom amenities, Flawless service for all guests
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Unique private dining experience, Spacious rooms with traditional design
High-floor city and train views, Refined French and Japanese dining
Unique traditional Japanese breakfast, Traditional Japanese departure blessing
Cherry blossom-lined street setting, Refined on-site dining
In-room massage chair, Curated tea selection
Unbeatable Tokyo Station proximity, Panoramic city views from Hanagoyomi
On-site French and Italian dining, Flexible early check-in support
City views from select rooms, Efficient self-service laundry
Lobby massage chair for relaxation, Self-service check-in and check-out
Spacious rooms with Japanese aesthetics, Michelin-starred Tapas Molecular Bar
Italian dining with sky-high views, Traditional Japanese suite experience
Japanese-style family rooms, Connecting rooms for groups
In-room high-tech toilets, Bedside power and nightwear
Automated self check-in process, Dedicated smoking rooms available
In-room washer and dryer, Family-friendly connecting rooms
Retro ambiance and unique design, Relaxing in-room massage services
Unique lobby with fossilized decor, Rooftop public bath and sauna
In-room washer and dryer options, Variety of room styles available
High-rise city views, Traditional tatami rooms
Views of the city skyline, Automated, seamless check-in
Unique Kose skincare amenities, Western-style breakfast buffet
Rooms with Tokyo Skytree views, Pet-friendly accommodation options
Relaxing public bath with hot spring water, Charming robot greeter, Daizu
Edo-chic room design, Comprehensive rental item selection
Panoramic Imperial Palace views, Refined dining at Restaurant Fuyo
Flexible work and relaxation areas, Premium Dyson hair dryers
Relaxing in-room massage chair, Direct subway access at Kyobashi
Deep soaking bathtubs in every room, On-site massage services
Panoramic city and Skytree views, Unique bathroom window design
Relaxing single-gender communal baths, Diverse breakfast options
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Tokyo Station is one of the business transport hubs in Japan, serving about 4.000 trains daily. It is a terminal for buses, the subway, railway services, and high-speed bullet trains. On any visit to Tokyo, you’re bound to pass through the station at some point.
Located in the Marunouchi business district, Tokyo Station clearly stands out with its red-brick exterior, which was modelled after Amsterdam’s Centraal Station. Although it has over 100 years of history, its facilities are state-of-the-art.
Part of the station was destroyed during WWII, but has since been refurbished. It is continuously being improved and advanced. Now, Tokyo Station can be considered a modern marvel, but it also hasn’t lost its history.
Tokyo Station is much more than a station. It is also home to an extensive shopping area and many restaurants and cafes. For fine-art lovers, the Tokyo Station Gallery, which can be considered a museum given its many historical artefacts, is worth a visit. You can easily spend a day exploring everything.
One of the highlights of the station is that there are plenty of other sights to see. Tokyo Station is located near a number of popular attractions, such as the Imperial Palace and the luxury shopping district of Ginza.
Being a central terminal, Tokyo Station also makes it easy to get around the city. With so many trains at your doorstep, you will be able to see more of the city even on a short trip.
When browsing for the perfect Tokyo hotel, it is always best to choose a hotel near a subway or train station. After all, Tokyo, Japan is a very large city. Among other reasons, this makes Tokyo Station one of the most recommended spots for where to stay in Tokyo as a tourist.
It’s many services, such as tourist info booths and luggage-storage facilities, make it even more convenient for visitors. Due to the station’s location near the Tokyo International Forum and other businesses, corporate travellers often choose Tokyo Station for their temporary home.
The station itself has two on-site hotels, but the surrounding area has plenty of alternatives. Both high-end and budget-friendly options can be found within walking distance.
If you are looking to stay inside the station itself, Tokyo Station Hotel is a no-brainer. It has been operating for nearly as long as the station itself. Designed with elegant European influence, the modern venue is very much eye-catching. Among other amenities, there are multiple dining options on site.
Tokyo Station is a top attraction in Tokyo, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Tokyo Station, including popular choices like The Tokyo Station Hotel, SOKOResort Asakusa, Hotel Metropolitan Tokyo Marunouchi, Aman Tokyo, Yaesu Terminal Hotel.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Tokyo Station, Tokyo Metro Station, Ōtemachi Metro Station, Otemachi Station, Nijubashi-Mae Metro Station, all within a convenient distance from Tokyo Station.