Keio Plaza Tokyo

The Keio Plaza Hotel is one of the Japanese capital's most accommodating residences with everything you require for business or leisure.

Come experience what Toyko has to offers and see why Keio Plaza Hotel is the right choice. The professional and friendly staff is ready to help guest with any needs they might have. All guest rooms are furnished in a contemporary European and feature bathrobes, coffee makers, complimentary newspapers, high-speed wireless Internet access, makeup mirrors, slippers, pay movies, telephones with voicemail, and cable TVs. Select your favorite room type from over 1,441 available guest rooms.
Enjoy a spectacular city view of Tokyo from wide picture windows. Guests can rent a kimono for an evening out or kick back in the International Club Lounge. Karaoke 47 invites you to sing your heart out high above the city on the 47th floor. Find the one that fits your mood, whether you are planning a banquet, a party or a quiet dinner for two. Each establishment has it's own flair and tastes, but all of them have a hospitable and relaxed atmosphere. The Keio Plaza's restaurants and bars boast many faces. Whatever the event, they'll make sure that all your needs are met, and that you get the full service afforded by the experienced staff and high-quality equipment. The Keio Plaza Hotel has an incredible assortment of 40 meeting rooms of various sizes that can be used for purposes ranging from grand ceremonies to intimate parties. The business traveler will find a wide range of services in the Executive Service Center, located on the 34th floor of the South Tower. Guests can use the pool free of charge (open only during summer). An outdoor pool is located on the seventh floor of the main building. The Keio Plaza hotel offers a range of amenities such as 24-hour front desk, concierge service, dry cleaning, a beauty salon, supervised children activities, and much more. The hotel is located across the street from the Toyko City Hall Observatory, and just minutes to the Toyko Opera City and Meiji Shrine.