Imperial Hotel

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Frank Lloyd Wright-inspirations from the hotel's second remodeling in 1923 outlasted the Great Kanto Earthquake and are still found in décor throughout the hotel and motifs in the Peacock Room.

Expert Tip. Bathrooms house scales and robes. Rooms offer complimentary high-speed Internet access, and DVD players are available upon request. Accommodations at Tokyo's Imperial Hotel are positioned near the executive service center or the health club.

Guestrooms. A massage room and a beauty salon are on site. The 20th floor boasts a health club with a fitness center featuring city views and cardiovascular equipment, saunas and adjacent indoor pool. Also within the executive service center are seven computer stations, a private lounge and print, photocopy and fax services. The main building's fifth floor wing occupies 26 ballrooms, conference rooms, a soundproof music room and two complimentary meeting rooms. The mezzanine level boasts French cuisine and a cigar bar, while the 17th floor offers Japan's first buffet-style restaurant and adjacent lounge showcasing live music nightly. This European- style hotel is comprised of two buildings that house boutique shops, a Japanese garden and 16 restaurants and lounges serving Pacific Coast cuisine to traditional Japanese fare.
Hotel Features. Within five kilometers are Ueno's museums and galleries and the Tokyo National Museum. The 1890 Imperial Palace and East Garden is less than two kilometers away. Ginza's shopping district, the Sony building and the Tokyo International Forum are within 700 meters of the hotel. The Imperial Hotel is adjacent to Hibiya Park and the Nissay and Takarazuka Theatres in downtown Tokyo, Japan.