The Tokyo Station Hotel
Tokyo, Japan
The Tokyo Station Hotel
1-9-1 Marunouchi, Tokyo, Japan, 100-0005 Original Property Opened in 1915 Historic Hotels Worldwide member since 2026
On November 2, 1915, The Tokyo Station Hotel opened its doors within the grand red-brick Marunouchi building of Tokyo’s central railway station. Completed one year earlier in 1914 by architect Kingo Tatsuno, the Tokyo Station Marunouchi building has welcomed generations of travelers to Tokyo and is a nationally designated Important Cultural Property of Japan. Many travelers throughout the decades, including Nobel Prize-winning author Kawabata Yasunari, have stayed directly in this city landmark at the one-of-a-kind Tokyo Station Hotel. Recognized around the world for excellence, The Tokyo Station Hotel reopened after a grand renovation in 2012 with ten exceptional dining options, guestrooms overlooking the cupola domes of Tokyo Station, and a serene, state-of-the-art spa. Part of Tokyo’s history for over a century, The Tokyo Station Hotel invites guests to experience the warmth and care of true Japanese hospitality known as Omotenashi.
Discover
- Discover the Marunouchi building of Tokyo Station that was designed by renowned architect Kingo Tatsuno in 1914. Tatsuno was a Japanese pioneer of western-style architecture, and the red-brick building has remained a Tokyo landmark since its construction.
- Discover a living piece of Tokyo’s history. Following a five-year preservation and restoration project, The Tokyo Station Hotel reopened in 2012 within the beautifully restored Marunouchi building of Tokyo Station, continuing its story as a hotel at the heart of Tokyo.
- Stay within Tokyo Station and experience the city from a truly unique perspective. From the hotel, guests can admire the station’s magnificent architecture, including its iconic dome reliefs and the bustling concourse below.
Explore
- Explore Tokyo by bus, with Hato Bus and SKY BUS departing from Marunouchi near the hotel. From sightseeing highlights to seasonal experiences, these tours offer an easy way to discover the city.
- Explore Marunouchi, a sophisticated neighborhood just beyond the hotel. Stroll along elegant streets, discover luxury boutiques and department stores, and enjoy a diverse selection of restaurants and cafés.
- Explore the many faces of Tokyo from its central station. Enjoy the city’s diverse experiences, from the panoramic views of Tokyo Tower to the traditions of sumo and Kabuki, all easily accessible by train.
Experience
- Discover more than 100 artworks displayed throughout the guestroom corridors of The Tokyo Station Hotel. As guests make their way to their rooms through the historic Tokyo Station building, a simple walk becomes a journey through the history and stories of Tokyo Station and the hotel.
- Step onto the exclusive Archive Balcony, overlooking the North and South domes of Tokyo Station. From this private space, guests can admire the beautifully restored dome reliefs up close and watch travelers passing through the station below.
- Experience the unique character of The Tokyo Station Hotel through its distinctive rooms and suites. Choose from rooms overlooking the Imperial Palace or Tokyo Station’s iconic dome reliefs, two-level maisonnette rooms, and special rooms created in collaboration with British textile brand Liberty.
Taste
- Savor The Tokyo Station Hotel’s signature cocktail, “Tokyo Station.” This refreshing cocktail combines gin with a herbal liqueur and features a distinctive red-brick hue. Another signature, “1915,” blends sake with violet and coconut liqueurs. Both cocktails can be enjoyed at Bar & Café Camellia or Bar Oak.
- Taste The Tokyo Station Hotel’s signature beef stew, a culinary tradition passed down throughout the hotel’s history. Reimagined in 2012 when the hotel reopened, the stew is slowly simmered with tender meat and an abundance of vegetables, creating a rich, deeply satisfying flavor. It is served at Camellia Bar & Café.
- Enjoy the celebrated breakfast buffet at The Atrium, an exclusive dining space for hotel guests beneath the soaring nine-meter ceilings of Tokyo Station’s historic Marunouchi building. With more than 100 dishes featuring fresh fruits, seasonal vegetables, and Japanese specialties, breakfast is a memorable start to the day.
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