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Overview

The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo occupies the upper nine floors of the 248 metre 53 storey Midtown Tower, allowing vistas over Tokyo’s magnificent landmarks and onto Mount Fuji in the distance. The hotel comprises 245 guestrooms and suites, a full floor dedicated to well-being, a 20 metre indoor pool and a range of fine-dining options. The highest levels of service are offered throughout making this one of the most sought after luxury stays in the city.

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At a glance

  • Luxury Hotel
  • 5 Star
  • 256 rooms
  • 7 restaurants and bars
  • 1 pool

Experiences

  • Why The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo?

    Prestigious location on the upper floors of Midtown Tower

    Why The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo?

  • Why The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo?

    The Ritz-Carlton Spa on 46th floor

    Why The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo?

  • Why The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo?

    Elevated experience at The Ritz-Carlton Club

    Why The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo?

Getting There

Arrival Airport

Approximately 30 minutes from Tokyo Haneda International Airport

Approximate flight times

Approximately 14 hours from London

Time difference

GMT +9

Transfers

Downtown Tokyo, approximately 30 minutes by private car transfer from Haneda International Airport.

Climate

Stretching a significant distance north to south means that Japan’s regions experience distinct weather patterns throughout the year. Spring bursts into life with iconic cherry blossoms filling gardens and parks. This can start from February in subtropical southern Okinawa and as late as May in the north of Hokkaido. The most popular period is the fleeting late March and early April weeks when the blossoms are at their best in Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto. Autumn sees glorious reds and golds and is a wonderful season for both city discovery and hiking trails in national parks. Summer is hot and humid in most of Japan, but sees fewer crowds. These months are good for exploring the cooler climes of the Japanese Alps or the island of Hokkaido. Winter visitors should be aware that while Okinawa beaches remain warm, much of the country is cold with many cities seeing snow. This is the time to take to the slopes of Japan’s world-class ski resorts with excellent facilities for skiers of all levels.