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Conrad Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan · Conrad · High Luxury
On floors 28 to 37 of the Shiodome tower, Conrad Tokyo opened on 1 July 2005 as the brand's first hotel in Japan. Rooms start at 48 square metres, with three-metre ceilings and picture windows over Hamarikyu Gardens, Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Bay. Works by 23 Japanese artists hang throughout, and the 25-metre spa pool is Japan's first in sumie style, finished in black like an ink-brush painting.
- 290 rooms
- Opened 2005
- Neighborhood: Shiodome, Minato-ku
- Rooms from 517 sq ft (48 m²)
About Conrad Tokyo
- Conrad Tokyo opened on 1 July 2005 and was the first Conrad hotel in Japan.
- It occupies floors 28 to 37 of the Shiodome tower, with 290 rooms, 68 of them suites, and a minimum room size of 48 square metres.
- Modern pieces by 23 Japanese artists sit alongside classical Japanese brush paintings.
- The 25-metre indoor pool is Japan's first sumie-style pool, finished in black and incorporating traditional painting designs.
- Dining spans five venues, including China Blue, Collage and Kazahana.
History
Conrad Tokyo opened in 2005 as the brand’s flagship in Japan, and Hilton’s current property page identifies it as a luxury hotel in Shiodome, Tokyo. The hotel is known for its Japanese-inspired rooms and suites, panoramic views over Tokyo Bay and Hamarikyu Gardens, and a sky-high setting with dining and lounge venues on upper floors. Hilton highlights its Mizuki Spa & Fitness, a 25-meter pool, and the Executive Lounge as signature guest experiences. The property’s dining lineup includes Cerise, China Blue, Collage, Kazahana, and TwentyEight Bar & Lounge, with Collage Weekend Brunch as a named experience.
The setting
Conrad Tokyo rises in the Shiodome district of Minato ward — a precinct that housed one of Japan's first major railway terminals in 1872 and was redeveloped in the early 2000s into a glass-and-steel skyline of elevated walkways and international offices. The hotel commands unobstructed views of Hamarikyu Gardens, the former duck-hunting grounds of Edo feudal lords whose tidal ponds remain connected to Tokyo Bay — a 13-minute walk through the gardens' historic gates. Tsukiji Outer Market is 16 minutes on foot north, and Shimbashi Station connects guests to the Yamanote Line and multiple subways, while Ginza's luxury corridor begins just minutes beyond the hotel's waterfront boulevard.
Restaurants and bars
- Cerise — Restaurant
- China Blue — Restaurant · Chinese
- Collage — Restaurant · Modern French
- Kazahana — Restaurant · Kaiseki
- TwentyEight Bar & Lounge — Bar
- Collage Weekend Brunch — Restaurant
Amenities
- Mizuki Spa & Fitness
- 25-meter indoor pool
- Executive Lounge on the top floor
- Japanese-inspired rooms and suites
- Panoramic views of Tokyo Bay and Hamarikyu Gardens
- Select room access to lounge with breakfast, afternoon tea, and cocktails
- Concierge and business services
- Meeting spaces and two ballrooms
- Sauna
- Hot tub
Awards
- Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star (2026)
- Japan's Leading Business Hotel 2025 (World Travel Awards) (2025)
- Forbes Travel Guide recognition
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