Conrad Tokyo

Best hotel experience I’ve ever had… And I’m a frequent business traveler. Great room, large, great amenities, spotless. High-​end restaurants are a bit pricey but very good. Great location at Shiodome station. And the friendliness and service of every member of their staff was incredible.

The service and hospitality are superb.
The hotel room is gorgeously designed, with elevated ceilings. No stone unturned.
Spectacular views of the Tokyo skyline. The hotel itself is situated in a high-​rise.
It’s a classic place with a contemporary flavor.
One of my favorite hotels, what hoteling should be.

Staying at the Conrad Hotel in Tokyo… felt like being lost in translation; and my good God, this hotel is like the ultimate utopia for me.
Located virtually in the heart of Tokyo, together with it’s perfect window views scenery, and it is located with direct access to underground tube station.
The Conrad provides service with perfection, an outstanding breakfast buffet and large rooms with beautiful window views over the Tokyo bay.
Everything about the Conrad Hotel makes a very clear point to attend to your needs.
The hospitality service here at the Conrad Hotel is quite personal and very professional.
The front desk staff were very quick and attentive; the hotel concierge were always willing to help; restaurant catering staff were friendly and attended to do the minor things.
One really cannot fault them for the service. The staff here really go the extra mile to make you feel welcome and special and honoured (some might find them overly effusive but not me)
This hotel is simply a heaven in a large city. the Japanese restaurant is my favourites in town.
The staff are very welcoming, helpful, kind-​hearted and the guests are just as nice as well.
I would most definitely recommend this hotel, if anyone has plans in visiting Tokyo.

Wow this place is amazing. Not sure I would pay to stay a lot but it was an experience worth trying for a special occasion. It was so good you almost wanted to experience more of it rather than doing touristy stuff

A truly well done hotel, from well-​appointed and fastidiously cleaned rooms and public spaces to wonderful restaurants (including a bang-​on breakfast room, Cerise) and impeccable service. The latter has been some of the best I’ve encountered the world over (I travel 2−3x month for business and am fortunate enough to stay in beautiful hotels).
Well located near a park and the Shibuya station, too, and with impressive art exhibition installations in the lobby and surrounding areas.
Pricy, but with ample reason.

The Conrad Tokyo is unbelievable. Not only is the service the best I have ever experienced, but the hotel itself was gorgeous. Everyone that works at the hotel speaks very good English as well, so it makes it easy for tourists to communicate. The maid service comes to your room twice per day; once during the daytime to clean from the night before, and once in the evening to turn down the bedding. Ginza, the high end shopping district, and Tjsukiji, the fish market, are in walking distance which is great. The only downside is that you are definitely paying for everything you get; drinks at the hotel bar average about 2000 JPY each.

A true gem amidst the hustle of a dynamic metropolis.
Service is exceptional. Rooms are modern and tasteful. The views from the bay side are incredible.

amazinggggg hotel
rooms are clean, luxurious and have all the amenities you would ever need
it occupies about 10? 15? floors of a commercial building
breakfast buffet is also pretty good. loved the marron cream with the scone! so good! and freshly squeezed juices! BUT wasn’t informed i had the option of ordering from the a la carte menu as well so missed out on that
service: it’s almost suffocating because every employee will greet you whenever he or she sees you.
location: next to the tsukiji fish market. GREAT view of the bay. within walking distance to ginza (a good 10 – 15 minute walk). there was a convenience store about 5 min away but otherwise, located in a very financial district-​esque area.
turndown service: chocolates and little bears! can’t go wrong with that. but the maids do not speak a lick of english. they are southeast asian and can’t speak english or japanese so it was hard to communicate with them.

Stayed here again while in Tokyo and this was truly a world-​class experience. TripAdvisor’s Top 25 hotels in Tokyo and a 5 diamond property.
As part of the Hilton family of hotels, room selection can be made online 24 hours prior to arrival.
Upon arrival by taxi, the valets willingly grabbed our luggage from the taxi and brought them to the 28 °F hotel lobby.
Check-​in was cordial and professional. English was a non-​issue with the Check-​in agent.
Another valet waited with my luggage in the lobby and brought me to my Bay View room and helped unload my luggage. He also gave me a tour of my room too!
The ~500+ sq ft room was huge by Tokyo standards.
Shower was excellent with fantastic hot water pressure via the rain shower-​head and handheld shower. The toilet also features a heated seat and bidet. There’s also a bathtub with a handheld shower. Remember to take the Rubber Ducky home too!
The bed was excellent. Comfortable and sheets were excellent! Threre’s even a tiny teddy bear on the bed to take home too!
Sound dampening was world class. Couldn’t hear a thing from the rooms next door, down the hall, upstairs or downstairs. No water sounds, no door slamming sounds etc.
Automated blinds did a phenomenal job of keeping out the sunlight in the morning!
Tip: Gratuities are not required in Japan.

Awesome hotel with superb service. They take your bags immediately while you’re checking in. One person escorted us and moved the luggage into our room. The staff is very friendly and easy to speak with. They know a lot of English. The room and bathroom were both very spacious. The rooms have a modern/​contemporary design and the finishing was excellent. They definitely invested in nice material to decorate and furnish the room. The liquid soaps smelled great! Very aromatic. Each bed had the tokyo bear which you could take and they even had the plastic conrad duck in the bathroom that you could take if you wanted to. Our room had a bathtub and shower stall. Both were separate from the toilet stall. It even had this electronic curtain that you could adjust to get a view of the world while sitting in the bathtub. The place was very clean and not the slightest smell of smoke. The slippers were comfortable. Had a little cushion in them and were fuzzy! The beds were firm (which I like) and the pillows were well cushioned and thick. Had excellent sleep. No noise pollution. Could not hear anything from the hallways, adjacent rooms, or from the streets. The room was well insulated and the heater worked well. They even provided a humidifier. The room was clean and did not get any bug bites from sleeping here.
There were more than enough plugs for our 8 devices. There’s wifi in the room, not exactly free but with status it is. It’s just the hotel room number and person’s last name.
They had an executive lounge where you could go to relax and have some snacks. It was included with our room (probably because we had status with Hilton).
Their concierge service was amazing. They were very friendly and took the time to answer all of our questions.
I would definitely recommend this place and would stay here again if the opportunity presents itself again.

I didn’t stay in the hotel but visited the breakfast buffet based on an internet recommendation instead while visiting Tokyo. Wide collection of fresh fruits, breads, drinks, western and Asian foods etc. while friendly staff was looking after all customers. Definitely worth visiting even for early birds who are staying elsewhere but are looking for different breakfast options in Tokyo.

I left this post on my instagram account — «Leaving #tokyo tonight but I didn’t really want to check out of #Conrad We had an awesome stay! The staff were very knowledgeable, helpful and efficient, especially Dai from bell services, Jonathan at the front desk and Ari who gave us a tour of the hotel’s art collection featuring works of Japanese artists. #customerservice at its finest! Our suite was spacious, comfortable and oh #SOluxurious The daily breakfast buffet serves a wide variety of #SOyummy Western and Eastern breakfast items Until next time… Cheers!» — And to add —– Even before we checked in, I was already emailing back and forth with their concierge staff, asking for help on booking reservations at Michelin-​starred restaurants. Each one I encountered was very attentive, knowledgable and efficient. In the end, they booked us in 2 restaurants we throughly enjoyed! Will Unilocal about each restaurant later. But going back to #ConradTokyo is now my mission :) The location is perfect… just a few minutes walk to Tsukiji Market (Really useful when you have to get up very early to see the tuna auction); and also to Shibuya station. Also walking distance to Ramen Street which my husband and I enjoyed. I’d say this is the place to be in Tokyo, for touring and relaxation — Not in a busy area so you can relax; but busy areas are also accessible, if you feel the need to be in the middle of all the action. I’d give 10 stars, if possible. #Soworthit

Upscale hotel with perfect service, beautiful views of Tokyo Bay and the City, spacious rooms, and great location. The rooms are well appointed and sizable, especially for Tokyo. The hotel is located close to the Tsukiji Fish Market and near transportation access points. The breakfast buffet is located in an impressive room with high ceilings and offers excellent food.

This hotel had great service from arrival to departure. My wife and I stayed on one of the executive level, so we also had access to the executive lounge area, which had complimentary breakfast, «tea» (early-​afternoon snacks), happy hour and cocktails. You could basically just hang out there all day, but of course that would be a waste of a trip to Tokyo.
The hotel is conveniently located with lots of high-​end shops within close walking distance, although it is not the most convenient for using the subway. However, even that is only a couple blocks away, and the hotel staff were helpful in explaining the details of how to get there (it’s somewhat complicated for a first timer).
The bar, the spa and the indoor pool were all very nice and well maintained. We didn’t have occasion to try the restaurants on site.
I think my wife’s favorite part was the complimentary stuffed animal that housecleaning leaves upon cleaning the room. It was just a nice little touch.
The only potentially negative thing was there seemed to be a faint smell of smoke from the bar area. Not sure if there is a smoking «section» or if it is just the people at the bar having gone outside and come back. But I still give this place 5 stars since smoking is still so ubiquitous in Japan… when in Rome…

This is possibly one of the best hotels I ever stay in my life time. Conrad Tokyo and St Regis in Rome are my top 2 favorites of all the hotels I ever stay. I believe I got an upgrade at St Regis so the room is more of a suite. However, the rooms at Conrad Tokyo are as big as a suite and larger than most hotel rooms in Tokyo.
I have visited Tokyo twice and twice I stayed in Conrad Tokyo. It was my excellent experience at Conrad in 2009, that I would not want to stay in anywhere but Conrad when I visited Tokyo again last month.
Conrad Tokyo is situated in the Shiodome area. The nearest station is Shimbashi station if one wants to head over to Ginza area which is one station away. The Shiodome area has certainly added more shops and restaurants since 2009. Across the hotel is the Hamarikyu gardens which is another must go in Tokyo.
Tried to get the Bay view executive room like the one I stayed last time, but I guess the hotel was pretty booked during my stay. This time I got the city view, I could see the Skytree from my window. The view was great though not as amazing as the bay view. The bed made me slept like a baby, well rested every morning. The bathroom was huge and have amenities that I have not seen in other hotels. Headband, bathing cloth and toothbrushes? I am sold. The closet has a pair of sleep shirts. They are so comfy. I wonder if the hotel sells them. Every night, the turn down service staff would leave behind a pair of cute tiny bears on the bed. Lovely!
Had the executive room, meaning an access to the executive lounge. Since the lounge on the 37^th floor was booked for private function by Louis Vuitton, the hotel set up a lounge on the 28^th floor. Breakfast selection was small but good. Those breads in the breakfast basket were heavenly. I had wayyyyyyyyy too much carbs during my stay there. Oh boy!!!
Too bad Gordon Ramsay closed his Michelin star restaurant. Went to his restaurant in this hotel in 2009, loved the ambience, service and food. It is a pity!
Service at Conrad Tokyo is top notch. The staffs speak well, polite and accommodating. They made you feel valued. Everything is so perfect here.
In fact, this is the only hotel that makes me feel so sad when I checked out. Darn!

Sleek, gorgeous, romantic: that’s the Conrad.
It’s an upscale Hilton-​affiliated hotel that’s located on floors 28 through 37 in a high-​rise building located in the Ginza district. You enter through the ground floor where an elevator shuttles you to the lobby on the 28^th floor.
It’s a 10-​minute walk to the Tsukiji Market (helpful when you’re getting up at 4am to get there in time), and a 5-​minute walk to the shopping district.
The rooms are stunning. We got a city room, which overlooks Tokyo Bay. It’s surreal and beautiful and highly recommended. I prefer the Conrad over the InterContinental near the Shinagaway station any day.

One of the best hotels in the world. Very spacious rooms considering you are in Japan. They have big old fashioned bath tubs in the middle of the bathroom that are impeccably clean. The rooms are very quiet. Top notch high end Japanese restaurants in the hotel serving great food. The hotel is near the train though you have to walk a little. It is an interesting walk on an elevated walk way. Steps away and visible from the hotel windows is a very large botanical garden great for walking in nature while still in Tokyo. A little further walking will bring you to the famous fish market. The hotel has nice gym with a large pool with windows looking out at adjacent sky scrapers.

The most beautiful hotel that I have ever stayed. It’s pricey but worth every penny. The room itself is beautiful with a huge bathroom and tub, and seperate shower. The showerhead is illegal in California because it pours out buckets of water in which your water bill would be in the thousands. The sound it makes when it hits the floor is deafening but one of the best showers you’ll ever experience.
The view from the bar is exquisite and the drinks are made to perfection. Everything about this place is done with absolute perfection. The buffet is very good and if it’s in some kind of combo deal with your room, I would recommend it.
We ate at the japenese restaurant on site and it was very good. Nothing too memorable except for the price. Laundry service was easy and the gym was sufficient.
If you are looking for a five star place with an unpretentious feel, I would recommend it. Not a lot of Americans when I went but there is a serene calming to this place as well as all of Tokyo.
There is Cash Exchange downstairs in the mall, don’t use the hotel (they charge too much for their exchange fee).