5 star hotels · Tokyo City Area · Japan
We reviewed 93 five-star properties across Tokyo and selected the 50 best for this page, covering every district from Shinjuku to Odaiba.
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City views
Tokyo
High-altitude rooms with sweeping Tokyo views, backed by some of the strongest guest scores in the city for comfort and service.
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Roppongi luxury
Tokyo
A polished 5-star base in Roppongi with a spa, multiple dining options, and easy access to shopping and nightlife.
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Club-floor luxury
Tokyo
Club-floor luxury with sky views and a lounge, steps from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Buildings.
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Central 5-star
Tokyo
A 5-star stay with top marks for service and rooms, a short walk from Hibiya Park and the Imperial Palace.
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City Serenity
Tokyo
A 5-star retreat with sweeping city views, a spa, and easy access to Tokyo Station.
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5-Star City Stay
Tokyo
Sky-high rooms, a serious spa, and a location that puts Toranomon Hills and Tokyo Tower within walking distance.
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City convenience
Tokyo
A 5-star Shinjuku hotel with an indoor pool, free shuttle, and spacious executive rooms.
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Urban Luxury
Tokyo
A polished stay in Chiyoda with standout dining, an indoor pool, and staff who go out of their way.
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Tokyo Tower views
Tokyo Tower views, a hot spring bath, and a 10-minute walk to Hamamatsucho Station.
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Ryokan-style luxury
Tokyo
A modern ryokan with a rooftop onsen, tea lounges, and a prime Chiyoda location near the Imperial Palace.
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Central & iconic
Tokyo
A 5-star property built into Tokyo Station, with palace views and an exceptional 9.4 guest rating.
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Tokyo 5-star
Rising above Shibuya, this 5-star towers with sweeping views, an indoor pool, and a string of on-site restaurants.
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Urban Serenity
Tokyo
A quiet luxury stay near Kyobashi station, with skyline views, an indoor pool, and a full spa.
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Service-led luxury
Tokyo
A refined 5-star stay with exceptional service and a prime Akasaka address near the subway.
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Waterfront Stay
Tokyo
A five-star Odaiba hotel with bay views, an indoor pool, and a short walk to the Statue of Liberty Replica and local transport.
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Bay-View Luxury
Tokyo
Bay-view rooms, exceptional service, and a location minutes from subway lines and gardens.
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Urban Garden Retreat
Tokyo
A 5-star retreat in Tokyo with garden views, spa access, and exceptional service.
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Palace Views
Tokyo
Refined rooms with palace views, a top-rated spa, and a location that puts Tokyo’s highlights within easy reach.
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Luxury Tower
Tokyo
A 5-star tower hotel with panoramic bay views, a full spa, and direct access to Nihonbashi's metro and dining.
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Heritage luxury
Tokyo
Spacious rooms, a serene atmosphere, and service that goes beyond — a standout in Tokyo.
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Guest favourite
Tokyo
Impressively spacious rooms and a 9.6 guest rating for comfort, plus a convenient spot near Shirokanedai station.
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Top location
Tokyo
A five-star stay beside Tokyo Station with spacious rooms and a standout spa.
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Luxury Tower Stay
Tokyo
Tokyo skyline views, a top-rated Club Lounge, and service that earns 9.4 in our guest reviews.
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Bay Views
Tokyo
Bay views, club lounge, and a spot next to the monorail in Minato.
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High Service Score
Tokyo
A modern 5-star hotel with a 9.2 service score, a 20-minute walk from Shinjuku Gyoen.
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Garden & Metro
Tokyo
A 5-star Chiyoda tower with a storied garden, metro access, and multiple dining options — a calm base near the Imperial Palace.
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Ginza Views
Tokyo
Tower hotel above Ginza with skyline views, spacious bathrooms, and a paid airport shuttle.
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Shibuya center
Tokyo
Stay in the middle of Shibuya with skyline views, modern rooms, and easy access to the station and Center-gai.
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Rooftop pool
Tokyo
Rooftop infinity pool and park views in a design-forward Shibuya stay.
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Central & modern
Tokyo
A sleek, modern base in the middle of Ginza – walk to upscale shopping, restaurants, and the subway.
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City Spa Retreat
Tokyo
A five-star hotel with direct subway access, a full-service spa, and striking views of Tokyo Tower.
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Central & Connected
Tokyo
Located directly above a subway station, this 5-star hotel pairs spacious rooms with easy city access.
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Central & Spacious
Tokyo
A 5-star stay with subway access, spacious rooms, and a guest rating of 9.1.
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Urban Spa Retreat
Tokyo
A luxury Tokyo hotel with top-rated service and a relaxing spa.
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Refined luxury
Tokyo
A refined 5-star stay with high guest ratings, a spa, and dining options in Tokyo's Minato district.
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Central luxury
Tokyo
An intimate five-star with 57 rooms, a perfect comfort score and a location made for train travellers.
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Shinjuku 5-star
Tokyo
Modern 5-star in Shinjuku with spacious, bright rooms and a pet-friendly policy.
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Luxury Retreat
Tokyo Ryokan
A 5-star Tokyo stay with spacious rooms, a tranquil garden, and a spa—plus complimentary breakfast and afternoon tea.
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Japanese luxury
Tokyo
Traditional Japanese design, spacious suites, and a peaceful Meguro setting close to the river and subway.
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Skyline Luxury
Experience a luxury stay with exceptional views, top-rated service, and a prime location above the metro.
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Reliable Comfort
Tokyo
Rated 8.5 with 2,804 reviews, this Roppongi hotel scores top marks for room size and staff, though it's priced at the higher end.
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Skyline Views
Tokyo
Tokyo skyline views, an indoor pool, and a location steps from historic Asakusa.
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Bay views & bath
Tokyo
Bay views, a public bath, and direct subway access — a top-rated Tokyo stay.
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Near Tokyo Station
Tokyo
A 5-star aparthotel with full kitchens and a location right above Tokyo Station – ideal for long stays and easy travel.
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Aparthotel with pool
Tokyo
Spacious apartments with kitchenettes, city views, and an indoor pool – steps from Tokyo Station and the Imperial Palace.
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Top-rated facilities
Direct train access, a gym with skyline views, and staff who go out of their way for solo travellers.
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Bay views
Tokyo
A stylish five-star with bay views and a prime spot near Hamamatsucho Station, just a short ride from Ginza.
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Skyline Views
Tokyo
Sky-high rooms and impeccable service, just minutes from Shinagawa Station.
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Quiet & Convenient
Tokyo
A calm, well-run 5-star near Tokyo Tower with high guest ratings and easy rail access.
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Design Stay
Tokyo
Design-led 5-star in Shibuya with exceptional service, a great location, and a calm, stylish atmosphere.
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Tokyo’s five-star scene is vast and varied. Across the city, you’ll find everything from the Art Deco elegance of the Imperial Hotel Tokyo to the modern glass towers of Shinjuku. The top-rated properties, like The Tokyo Station Hotel and The Okura Tokyo, both score 9.4, while the most expensive stay, Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo, starts at 228,505 JPY. For a typical night in this category, expect to pay around 55,415 JPY, though prices can drop to as low as 23,726 JPY at the Hotel New Otani Tokyo Garden Tower. The best-value five-star stays are often found in districts like Shinjuku and Shibuya, where competition keeps rates lower than in the central business areas.
Ginza is Tokyo’s most prestigious shopping district, and its five-star hotels reflect that with polished service and prime addresses. The Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier stands out for its skyline views, with rooms starting at 25,000 JPY, making it one of the more accessible five-star options in the area. For a more intimate luxury experience, the Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo offers a serene atmosphere near Kyobashi Station, but at a premium of 228,505 JPY per night. The district’s wide avenues and upscale department stores make it a walkable base, with the Imperial Palace and Hibiya Park a short stroll away from most properties.
Choosing five-star accommodation in Tokyo means deciding what kind of luxury you want. If it’s views and space, consider the Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel in Shibuya, which rises above the city with an indoor pool and multiple restaurants. For a quieter, garden-focused retreat, the Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo offers a 5-star experience with spa access and traditional greenery, starting at 43,472 JPY. Alternatively, the Palace Hotel Tokyo provides palace views and a top-rated spa, though rates climb to 129,141 JPY. Each property brings a different piece of Tokyo to your doorstep, from the neon energy of Shinjuku to the calm of Chiyoda’s gardens.
Shinjuku is where Tokyo’s five-star hotels blend convenience with the city’s electric atmosphere. The Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo Premier Grand offers club-floor luxury and views of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Buildings, with rooms from 38,535 JPY. Just nearby, the Hilton Tokyo Hotel provides an indoor pool, a free shuttle, and spacious executive rooms starting at 49,841 JPY. For those wanting to step directly into the action, these hotels put you minutes from Shinjuku Station, Golden Gai’s tiny bars, and the department stores of the east side. With rates generally lower than in Ginza or Marunouchi, Shinjuku is a smart base for first-time visitors wanting easy access across the city.
Shibuya’s five-star hotels cater to those who want to be at the center of Tokyo’s trendiest district. The Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel is a standout, rising above the Shibuya scramble with sweeping city views, an indoor pool, and a variety of on-site restaurants. The Hotel Indigo Tokyo Shibuya, meanwhile, places you right in the middle of the action, with modern rooms overlooking the skyline and easy access to the station and Center-gai. A night in this district typically costs between 55,415 JPY for the Cerulean Tower and 60,669 JPY for the Indigo. Expect a lively, youthful energy on your doorstep, with excellent transport connections to Harajuku and Omotesando.
Prices for five-star hotels in Tokyo range from around 23,726 JPY per night at the Hotel New Otani Tokyo Garden Tower to 228,505 JPY at the Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo. The typical nightly rate across all five-star properties is about 55,415 JPY, though you can find deals in districts like Shinjuku and Odaiba.
For first-time visitors, Shinjuku is a popular choice due to its central location, excellent transport links, and a mix of entertainment, dining, and shopping. Five-star options like the Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo Premier Grand start at 38,535 JPY, while the Hilton Tokyo Hotel is available from 49,841 JPY. Alternatively, Ginza offers upscale shopping and easy access to the Imperial Palace, but rates tend to be higher.
For peak travel seasons like cherry blossom season (late March to early April) and autumn foliage, book at least three to six months ahead, as the best-rated properties like the Palace Hotel Tokyo (129,141 JPY) and the Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo At Otemachi (114,651 JPY) sell out quickly. For quieter months like January or February, booking one to two months ahead is usually sufficient.
Yes, most five-star hotels are in safe, central districts that remain lively after dark. In Shinjuku, you can walk to the bars and restaurants of Golden Gai without trouble. In Ginza, streets are quieter but well-lit and patrolled, and you’re never far from a late-night convenience store. Properties like the Hotel Indigo Tokyo Shibuya place you steps from Shibuya’s nightlife.
Tokyo’s five-star hotels are not a single style but a collection of distinct worlds. In Shinjuku, towers like the Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo Premier Grand and Hilton Tokyo Hotel rise above the city’s busiest neon district, while in Ginza, the Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier offers skyline views over the upscale shopping streets. The Imperial Hotel Tokyo and Palace Hotel Tokyo sit near the Imperial Palace, their rooms facing moats and gardens, while hotels like the Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo wrap themselves in private Japanese gardens. From the bay-front calm of Hilton Tokyo Odaiba to the high-altitude serenity of Aman Tokyo, the city's five-star category spans everything from heritage luxury to modern minimalism.
What you pay at the top end of Tokyo’s hotel market buys more than a bed — it buys space, views, and service. The most expensive property here, Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo, starts at 228,505 JPY per night, while the most accessible five-star, Hotel New Otani Tokyo Garden Tower, is available from 23,726 JPY. Most of the city’s five-star hotels cluster in Shinjuku, Ginza, and around Tokyo Station, putting you within walking distance of landmark districts and the Yamanote Line. The average guest rating across this set is 8.9, with the highest-scoring property earning a 9.8 rating from guests.
This collection of five-star hotels in Tokyo is for travelers who want the full range of luxury the city offers — from budget-friendly towers in Shinjuku to ultra-premium suites in Ginza. If you’re seeking top-rated service and iconic landmarks, The Tokyo Station Hotel and The Okura Tokyo are excellent choices. But if you’re traveling on a tighter budget, consider the 3 star hotels in Tokyo or the cheap and budget hotels page, which offer comfortable stays at lower prices. For those wanting more space or self-catering options, the aparthotels in Tokyo are a practical alternative. And if you’re flying in, the airport hotels page might suit early departures better than a central five-star base.