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The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo

Tokyo • Akasaka • OVER THE TOP

avg. $827 / night

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PB hotel design editorial

Fitted into the upper floors of the 53-storey Midtown Tower — the tallest building in Tokyo when it completed in 2007 as the centrepiece of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill's Tokyo Midtown mixed-use development in Akasaka — The Ritz-Carlton Tokyo was always conceived as a vertical hotel in the most literal sense, with its 247 rooms and suites beginning on the 45th floor and the city spread out below like a circuit board. The tower's dark curtain-wall facade, visible in the images against the blue dusk, gives little away about what the upper floors contain. Inside, the interiors — designed by Remedios Studio — resolve the tension between high-altitude corporate architecture and Japanese material culture through dark stained walnut millwork, lacquer-red accents in the bedhead screens, and pale woven silk panels that reference shoji screens without copying them. Guest rooms carry the full weight of the city view as their primary decorative gesture, floor-to-ceiling glass framing the Shinjuku skyline or the wooded canopy of the Meiji Shrine grounds depending on orientation. The bar sits behind double-height glazing, a marble counter glowing amber against the night city. The swimming pool, positioned on a high floor with flanking windows onto the Tokyo grid, strips the institution of any basement-spa feeling — the water is simply suspended above one of the densest cities on earth.

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About

Occupying the top nine floors of the 53-story Midtown Tower in the Roppongi District, the capital’s entertainment and design-related business hub, The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo features 245 elegantly appointed guest rooms. Our luxury hotel in Tokyo, Japan, features a Club Lounge and fine dining with views of the Shinjuku area, the Imperial Palace, or Mount Fuji. Guests at our downtown Tokyo hotel can enjoy an indoor pool, a soothing spa, and a floor dedicated to health and wellness. Our business hotel in Tokyo also features reimagined meeting spaces with free Wi-Fi available throughout the property. Whether you are traveling for business or leisure, a luxurious welcome awaits at The Ritz-Carlton Tokyo.

Amenities

Pool

Room service

Restaurant

Fitness center

Bar/Lounge

Meeting rooms

Internet

Free Internet

Spa

Wifi

The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo Reviews

2,369 reviews

"I have over 2,100 nights at Marriott properties and have stayed in them in Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Europe - This is hands down one of my top five favorite hotels in the word! If at all possible, you must get a room with Club access!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 21, 2026

"The Ritz-Carlton Tokyo was an excellent stay and one of the highlights of my time in the city. The hotel’s location high above Tokyo provides truly spectacular views from the rooms — waking up to the skyline each morning was a memorable experience. The lounge service was outstanding, with attentive staff and a relaxed, refined atmosphere. Service throughout the hotel was consistently warm, professional, and very helpful. I especially appreciated how attentive and proactive the staff were during my stay. The concierge team was also very helpful in assisting with arrangements and recommendations. My only suggestion would be for slightly faster email response times, as replies were noticeably slower compared to other properties I stayed at in Japan. That said, once in contact, the concierge service itself was excellent. Overall, this is a fantastic property with exceptional service, breathtaking views, and a very polished experience. I would absolutely stay here again."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 14, 2026

"Great ! We have been staying 5 nights at the Club Lounge where everything has always been first class and we much enjoyed our stay. Special mention is the service we have had from Charlie and his colegues: after just two days we felt as we were at home."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 08, 2026

"All though this is featured as a 5 star hotel! We have spent 20 days in Japan and this is by far the worst hotel we have stayed at. What we were expecting was to leave Tokyo with a BANG and what we received from the Ritz Carlton was very upsetting! They rave about the amenities and the lounge, the views are great however, you can never find space to sit and have a drink. When you arrive the staff walks you out as they have no space. The lounge does not serve food and the staff seems lazy and always walking around and not being attentive to the guests. Communication is extremely bad and being the ritz Carlton the staff should at least know English. The restaurant closes at 9 pm only room service is available. The breakfast is small and no variety. Overall I recommend other venues which are way nicer and less expensive. Very disappointed. The rooms are small and does not reflect the advertisement either by the hotel or American Express."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 30, 2026

"Very over priced. We paid $10,000 for a 5 day stay and the rooms are outdated and they even have a humidifier in the rooms to clear the smell. The hotel is very old and not worth the money. I highly recommend the Conrad Hilton which is a thousand times better, modern and the staff is amazing"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 26, 2026

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