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Powered By TripAdvisorLocated in the heart of Japan’s capital, Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo is a modern and stylish retreat that stays true to the many inspiring traditions of Japan. This is a place of historic tea ceremonies and harp music, timeless and gracious hospitality and service, and modern interpretations. With numerous dining options to choose from, a beauty salon, and fitness room, Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo is the perfect base for your adventures through Tokyo’s culture, old and new.
- Check in to one of 1,453 exceptional guestrooms and suites, all offering city views
- Savor the finest Hida beef or spiny lobster at Teppan-yaki Yamanami
- Take a dip in the outdoor pool, open during the warm summer months
- Stay in the Japanese Tatami Suite for an authentic experience
- Immerse yourself in Japanese culture with a traditional tea ceremony or learn how to wear a kimono
If you are looking to experience Japanese culture at its most authentic, you need not venture any further than Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo itself. The concierge will happily arrange a Japanese tea ceremony and a floral arrangement course — you can even try on traditional Japanese kimono bridal clothes.
Hotel Amenities
Accommodations
In the hotel's two towers, most of the 1,453 guestrooms and suites welcome you with contemporary furnishings and a serene color palette, offering you comfort and luxury in equal measure. Take in wide city views through the picture windows or enjoy a soak with complimentary L’Occitane products in the tranquil bathroom before slipping into your Japanese nightwear. Stay in a Club Room for bespoke concierge support and drinks in the exclusive lounge; Or a Tatami Suite for traditional décor and a serene ambiance.
With 24-hour room service and in-room shiatsu massages available between the hours of 12 p.m. and 2 a.m., Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo aims to make your experience as relaxing as possible. Laundry, dry cleaning, and pressing services add an appreciated touch of convenience, and, if you’re in town on business, the reception staff can arrange the use of meeting rooms and a tea ceremony room to impress your guests.
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From traditional dishes presented by waitresses in kimonos to contemporary Japanese cooking served in Western elegance, and dramatic buffets with live cooking, Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo will take you on a gourmet journey of discovery.
Teppan-yaki Yamanami – At this exciting restaurant, watch as Chef Juniichi Hirano and his team create spectacular dishes right before your eyes. Try raw fish with caviar, spiny lobster with truffle sauce, and Hida beef.
Aurora Sky Lounge – Located on the 45th floor with stunning views and cocktails to match, this lounge is an incredible spot for afternoon tea, dinner, or drinks. It serves western classics like fish and chips, pizzas, and Caesar salads.
Glass Court Super Buffet – No ordinary buffet restaurant, this is the place to go for the freshest dishes served from breakfast until dinner, all created at live stations by expert chefs.
Kagari – At Kagari you will find beautifully presented and simple Japanese dishes that have been elevated by the finest local and organic ingredients. Consider shabu-shabu, Sukiyaki of Kobe beef, tempura, or sushi.
Soujuan – For a traditional and artistic Japanese kaiseki experience, head to Soujuan, which keeps the courses flowing in this indoor garden restaurant served by kimono-attired waitresses.
Amanogawa – The sake sommelier at this vibrant sake bar will match the perfect sake to your chosen dish.
Additional dining options include: Fumotoya, Nan-En, Kyubey, Brilliant, Cocktail and Tea Lounge, Duet Lounge, Jurin, Shun, Luxe Lounge.
Activities at Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo
Enjoy a cigar in the main lounge, Brilliant. Experience Japanese tea ceremonies, floral arrangement courses, and more. Alternatively, swim in the seasonal pool with scenic views of Tokyo, while the children play in the day-care facility.
Arrange a private sightseeing limousine to see Tokyo Tower, Imperial Palace, and Hamarikyu Gardens for a memorable tea ceremony with Japanese sweets. Join a hotel-organized sake brewery tour with a final stop at Kushi Kanzashi Museum or choose one of the myriad experiences curated by the hotel concierge. Or, simply take a pleasant stroll through memorable Harajuku, famous for its shopping, boutique fashion, and youth culture.
Location
In the center of Tokyo, in an affluent, tree-lined neighborhood, Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo is just a few blocks from Shinjuku Central Park. It is also near an impressive collection of historic attractions, great shopping, and vibrant entertainment.
Address
2-2-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan
Transportation
- Airport
- Haneda Airport is 13 mi / 21 km away.
- Narita International Airport is 48 mi / 77 km away.
- Train
- The hotel is five blocks from Shinjuku Railway Station.
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definitely recommended
Sat Aug 09 2025 12:00:39 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by Explorer55111673928
the rooms were great the staff were lovely stayed here for about 3 days would come here again the breakfast was great the beds were very comfortable, i slept like a baby
Plush Hotel Ideal for Extended Stays in Tokyo
Thu Aug 07 2025 22:40:13 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by Ed_Uyeshima
Well, my husband and I decided to spend our longest stretch in Tokyo together, seven days and six nights to allow us to immerse ourselves deeper into neighborhoods we never had time to explore before. My husband particularly wanted plenty of space, and the Deluxe King Room gave us an expansive 432 square feet. Of course, it wasn't cheap as it was $332 per night. We didn't go into the hotel completely blind though because I stayed here at least a couple of times in my youth when I was vacationing with my parents. My dad was such a frequent hotel guest he became a gold member. My only concern was how dated it might've become in the intervening years. However, when we arrived, the service, amenities, and room were just as I remembered them. Consisting of two towers, the hotel is huge with over 1,400 rooms. We were given a room on the 24th floor of the South Tower, and we were fortunate because our window faced not only the Tokyo Night & Light Show on the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building but also on one sunny morning, a particularly clear view of Mt. Fuji. That was a really unexpected and truly spectacular sight. We really didn't take advantage of the numerous restaurants on the premises, but we did redeem our discount coupon for cocktails at the Aurora Sky Lounge on the top floor. The guest relations staff was especially helpful in securing us elusive reservations at popular sushi restaurants nearby. The prime Shinjuku location was also within walking distance of at least three different metro stations, not including Shinjuku Station.
Great Visit to Keio Plaza
Thu Aug 07 2025 17:22:19 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by Culture20482372030
I recently took a trip to Tokyo with my husband and six year old. We stayed at the Keio Plaza Hotel in Shinjuku. The stay was amazing. The hotel staff are warm, friendly, and professional. Every staff member works diligently to provide a great experience for hotel guests. The property is in a great location. It’s situated in a quiet area that is close to shops, restaurants, and transit. Inside the property there are several restaurants, a 7/11, bars, and bakery. These amenities make a stay away from home more easeful. In addition, on the 19th floor there is a laundry mat and the 47th floor has a wonderful lounge with children’s play space (my kid loved it). The 47th floor isn’t offered to all guests. It seems it depends on the kind of stay you have. I do think you can purchase a visit if needed. They have coffee and soft drinks available for free. And there are a ton of spaces to lounge in. The views on 47 are really nice as well. I would recommend a stay here for anyone. It’s a great property. Thanks for having us. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Sun Jul 20 2025 10:06:19 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by garymarsh6
We stayed two nights in this hotel before boarding a cruise. We arrived very early in the morning so were unable to check into our room. However we were able to leave all our luggage whilst we spent the day exploring Tokyo. On our return we checked in & were given a club room with superb views of the Metropolitan building opposite the hotel which provided us with a superb view of the nightly light show. The bed was very comfortable & the bathroom was a good size. The toilets are something spectacular with heated seats & washing facilities. We used the club lounge for drinks on the 45th floor Sky lounge with great views over the local area & had dinner on both nights in the Aurora restaurant. All the staff were very attentive especially the Canadian check in Guy who was very helpful. Sorry I can't remember his name but he was superb as were all the staff. The hotel is conveniently situated & I have no hesitation in recommending it as a great place to stay.
Convenient location and massive size with great service staffs.
Thu Jul 17 2025 18:42:51 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by Robert L
This hotel is one of the largest I’ve ever stayed in; it has 12 restaurants and perhaps 4 bars on site with even a 7-11 store that has an ATM machine. The location is great too, almost next door to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government office, a twin tower complex with free large observation rooms in either the North or the South tower. There are two breakfast restaurants too. As I recall, the only thing this hotel lacks is functioning USB outlets in rooms.meNing you have to bring along your chargers.
