More information on The Peninsula Tokyo
The Peninsula Tokyo is superbly located in the prestigious Marunouchi financial district, opposite the Imperial Palace and just a three-minute walk to the shopping capital of Ginza. Modern and contemporary with Japanese accents, this gracious free-standing hotel offers 314 spacious guestrooms, including 47 suites, breathtaking city views, five extraordinary dining options, a modern lounge bar, two ballrooms, six elegantly designed function rooms, a wedding chapel, a Japanese ceremony room, a fitness center and The Peninsula Spa by ESPA.
Check-in Time:
1500Check-out Time:
1200Total Rooms:
314 rooms.314Total Floors:
24 floors.Rooms:
Deluxe Room:Guestrooms include a marble bathroom with double vanity, telephone with hands-free function, spa button, mood lighting, TV/radio, separate bath, rain shower and toilet areas. A spacious self-contained dressing room with the signature Peninsula valet box for shoe polishing and laundry services, full length mirrors, in-room safe, radio, weather panel and nail dryer. A bedside panel is offered with remote control capabilities to adjust your environment by the touch of a button. Individual thermostat and humidity control. Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access, portable city-wide phone, nutrition center with fully stocked mini-bar, espresso, coffee and tea making facilities, a minimum 42 $B!I (B Pioneer plasma screen television and CD/DVD players with 5.1 speaker system amplifier. Additional amenities include a 15 $B!I (B Sharp flat screen television in the bathroom, private multi-functional fax and printer, black-out screens on windows and dual voltage plugs 110V/220V.Directions
Located in the prestigious business district of Yurakucho on Harumi-dori Avenue and Naka-dori Avenue, opposite the Imperial Palace and Hibiya Park and conveniently located near the shopping capital of Ginza and financial districts of Marunouchi.
Area
Tokyo.
Dining
RestaurantIn a city where dining is an art form, The Peninsula Tokyo raises culinary expectations to new levels. A range of gourmet options include the Lobby where the famous Peninsula Afternoon Tea is served, authentic Cantonese cuisine at Hei Fung Terrace, Japanese delicacies at Tsuruya, European cuisine at Peter and light dishes and snacks at The Peninsula Boutique & Caf $B!& (B The hotel offers stylish culinary experiences for both formal and informal occasions, with exceptional menus created by the hotel's renowned team of chefs.
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