International by design but Japanese by inspiration, guests can certainly feel the unity of both concepts from the moment they walk through the door. Whether it is a family, honeymoon or business trip, The Imperial Tokyo will certainly have a positive and unforgettable effect, leaving guests wanting to come back for more.

The rooms at The Peninsula are nothing short of breathtaking. Space, style and comfort are the main themes in each of the 267 guestrooms and suites. All accommodation comes with expected luxuries; noteworthy are cordless Skype compatible phones, built-in flat television screens in marble tiled bathrooms and curtain controls. Large windows present stunning views of the Imperial Palace Gardens.

The style and exclusivity is not lost in the hotel's facilities, in fact, they highlight the elegant feel at The Peninsula. The large indoor swimming pool is amazing to say the least, impressing guests with its flashy interior and the always inviting water itself. A body treatment session at Spa by Epsa has never felt so chic and boutique before. The body work is done with the utmost delicacy while the spa itself embodies the hip and sophistication that has come to define the capital. The gym is no different, featuring built-in personal television and sound systems, experienced trainers and state of the art exercising equipment.

Dining at The Peninsula is more than just a meal, it is an experience. Upon walking into the 24^th floor Peter bar and restaurant, guests are transported to a fantasy world and one of the city's hippest restaurants, complete with catwalks as well as projected images and international cuisine. Recreating a Cantonese atmosphere, Hei Fung Terrace is not to be missed. Kyoto Tsuraya captures the color, presentation and taste of authentic Japan that has the taste buds of many reeling for more. The Lobby Bar offers a place to unwind in a classy ambiance. Round off a meal over at The Peninsula Boutique and Café, where sweets, cakes, homemade chocolates and other goodies await.

The Peninsula Tokyo sets the standard for what five star hotels should be like. With impeccable service, glamorous presentation, classy rooms and top notch facilities, it will be hard for guests to walk out of the lobby door. 

Facilities:

• Spa facilities
• Exercise facilities
• Swimming pool
• Tennis courts

Dining:

• Peter - hip restaurant and bar with panoramic city views
• Hei Fung Terrace - Cantonese cuisine served in a Suzhou garden atmosphere
• The Lobby - tea, light snacks and drinks served in the grandeur of the lobby with live music in the afternoon
• The Peninsula Boutique and Café - snacks, chocolates, cakes, pastries, coffee and tea
• Kyoto Tsuraya - Japanese cuisine in a traditional local setting

Room type:

• Superior Room
• Deluxe Room
• Grand Deluxe Room
• Executive Suite
• Deluxe Suite
• The Marunouchi Suite
• The Hibiya Suite
• The Peninsula Suite

Located across from the Imperial Palace and just mere steps from the shopping capital of Ginza, The Peninsula is a one minute walk to the Hibiya Metro station. A five minute drive takes guests to the Marunouchi business district. It is 17 kilometers from Haneda Airport and 70 kilometers from Narita Airport.

Location: 1-8-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda, Tokyo Prefecture 100-0006, Japan

Who should go?

The Peninsula is one of Tokyo's luxury hotels. For those who yearn a classy and posh stay in the center of the city, this is the place to room in. There is something for everyone, spa for the couples, swimming pool for the families, exercise facilities for the active as well as connectivity and meeting facilities for the business guests.

When to go?

Tokyo features a four weather seasonal pattern; chilly springs (average 15°C), warm summers (average 28°C), cool autumns (average 17°C) and cold winters (average 6°C). The capital receives much of its rainfall during the late spring, summer and early autumn months, averaging about 160 millimeters of precipitation during that time. Guests should be wary that snowfall, although not common, does occur almost annually during the winter months.

Where is it?

Located across from the Imperial Palace and just mere steps from the shopping capital of Ginza, The Peninsula boasts a city center location. It is a one minute walk to the Hibiya Metro station. A five minute drive takes guests to the Marunouchi business district. It is 17 kilometers from Haneda Airport and 70 kilometers from Narita Airport.

What's not to be missed?

Visiting the temples of Asakusa. Walking amongst the gardens of the Imperial Palace. Visiting the Meiji Shrine. Watching the famous cherry blossoms bloom in March-April in parks across the city. Basking in the neon light display at Shibuya and east Shinjuku.

Food/What's cooking?

A gastronomic experience awaits indulging at The Peninsula. Peter is captures the fantasy world quite clearly, offering a unique and hip place for a meal or drink at the bar. Truly spot on when creating a Cantonese atmosphere, Hei Fung Terrace is not to be missed for fans of the cuisine. Kyoto Tsuraya captures the color, presentation and taste of authentic Japanese that has the taste buds of many reeling for more. Round off a meal over at The Peninsula Boutique and Café, where sweets, cakes homemade chocolates and other goodies await. An evening drink or light snack amidst the grandeur of the Lobby Bar is quite tempting in the evening.