The Suite

The Presidential Suite at Shangri-La is the height of luxury. Its open-plan living room, framed by double-height ceilings, offers sweeping views of the Imperial Palace Gardens from the 36th floor. A set of binoculars invites you to take in the panorama—on clear days, you can even watch the sun set behind Mount Fuji. The suite is adorned with rich fabrics, dazzling crystal chandeliers, Chinese antiques, mirrored ceilings and original folded-paper artwork by Yuko Nishimura. Have the dedicated concierge arrange a personal trainer for a session in your private gym, equipped with weights and a treadmill, before unwinding with a sports massage in the treatment room. 

The Hotel

Drawing more influence from its Chinese owners than local design traditions, the Shangri-La embraces ornate elegance over minimalist restraint. With chandeliers rivaling those of Versailles, the interiors blend burnished wood and lacquer accents, creating the ambiance of a grand Asian hotel. Horizon Club members may never need to dine in a traditional restaurant, as an ever-changing selection of meal-sized snacks is offered throughout the day. Guests can swim 29 floors above Tokyo or enjoy a full Italian meal at Piacere while overlooking the Imperial Gardens. Centrally located at the entrance to Tokyo Station, the hotel offers seamless access to the city, eliminating any concerns about a difficult airport commute.

Amenities

• Bar
• Indoor swimming pool
• Spa and wellness centre
• Pet-friendly
• 24-hour Front desk
• Facilities for disabled guests
• 3 restaurants
• Gym