Hotels in Japan

Perched high above Osaka in the Nakanoshima Festival Tower West, Conrad Osaka combines sleek, modern art-infused design with breathtaking 360-degree city views. Guests can look forward to exceptionally spacious rooms, a highly praised breakfast featuring custom-made egg dishes, and a gorgeous Executive Lounge. It is the ultimate urban oasis for travelers seeking luxury and impeccable Japanese hospitality.

Perched in the Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower, Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo delivers refined luxury with sweeping Tokyo skyline—and occasional Mount Fuji—views, highly praised service, and several Michelin-starred dining options. Reviews repeatedly single out the spa, thoughtful staff and dining experiences, though a number of guests mention that rooms show their age and occasional housekeeping slip-ups.

Set within a legendary 15th-century garden, Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo is a luxurious urban oasis offering incredibly spacious, classic rooms and meticulous service. While it feels a world away from the city's hustle, guests should note that central attractions require a taxi ride or a steep walk to the nearest subway. Highlights include the mesmerizing hourly 'Sea of Clouds' mist show in the gardens and the traditional Japanese hospitality.

A boutique-style sanctuary of just 57 newly renovated rooms right next to Tokyo Station. Legendary for its highly personalized service, including staff escorts directly to your Shinkansen train platform, and mesmerizing window views of Japan's bullet trains.