Shangri-La Tokyo

Four-star · From $700 per nightAny mandatory hotel fees are shown before you confirm.

Shangri-La · Marunouchi to Nihonbashi · Tokyo

A sense of the place

Shangri-La Tokyo — room — A guest room at Shangri-La Tokyo: a king bed in white linen against a burgundy fabric-panelled headboard wall in figured wood, brass reading lamps, a cream chaise longue and a curved desk with a bowl of grapes before a corner window over the towers of Marunouchi and the green of the Imperial Palace gardens; nobody in frame — © Shangri-La

Shangri-La Tokyo — restaurant — Piacere, the Italian restaurant of Shangri-La Tokyo, at dusk: a double-height dining room with tufted velvet booths, tables laid in white with candles, a round blue banquette and a potted tree in the middle, three large copper-lined pendant lamps, latticed screens and a mirrored bar at the back, and tall windows over the lit towers of Marunouchi under a violet and orange sky; nobody in frame — © Shangri-La

Shangri-La Tokyo — pool — The indoor lap pool of Shangri-La Tokyo at night: a long blue-tiled pool with a steel ladder in the foreground, an undulating plaster ceiling with cove lighting, travertine piers and potted palms along tall windows over lit office towers, and a back-lit wave-relief wall beyond white loungers with rolled towels; nobody in frame — © Shangri-La

Shangri-La Tokyo — spa — A treatment room of Chi, The Spa at Shangri-La Tokyo: a massage bed with rolled towels and a silk runner on a walnut floor, a sunken bath before a tall window screened by latticed wooden shutters over the towers of the city, sandstone walls, a wall sconce, carved gilt reliefs and a vanity with brass taps at right; nobody in frame — © Shangri-La

Shangri-La Tokyo — lobby — The ground-floor entrance lobby of Shangri-La Tokyo: a cascading crystal chandelier over a round tufted banquette with a large arrangement of yellow flowers, black marble pillars veined in white, a backlit ink-landscape panel behind the pastry boutique's counter with a staff member behind it, glass doors onto the garden at left and wood-panelled lift lobby walls at right — © Shangri-La

Why it's in the collection

Because the house takes the top floors of the Marunouchi Trust Tower, with CHI, The Spa and a pool, the trains and the palace side below – and the house holds four-star standing for the hotel and for the spa, listed at exactly the tier it holds.

At the top of the Marunouchi Trust Tower; a Shangri-La house.
CHI, The Spa and a pool; the station and the city from the rooms.
Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star 2026 for the hotel and for CHI, The Spa; holds four-star standing.

The neighborhood

First light over Marunouchi to Nihonbashi

Marunouchi to Nihonbashi

The palace side of Tokyo Station, from the Imperial Palace moat to Nihonbashi, with six of the twenty-three hotels. Here are the moat and the East Gardens, the red-brick station and the Marunouchi towers, Otemachi's banks, and the old merchant quarter of Nihonbashi with its bridge and its department stores.

Nihonbashi bridge, five minutes on foot.
The Imperial Palace moat, ten minutes on foot.

First light over Marunouchi to Nihonbashi

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