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The Tokyo EDITION, Ginza

Tokyo • Ginza • SPLURGE

avg. $524 / night

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At a glance

Kengo Kuma's latticed bronze tower in Ginza glows amber at night, housing mid-century rooms and a chartreuse rooftop restaurant.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts visiting Tokyo's luxury retail district

Highlights:

  • Kengo Kuma-designed bronze lattice facade with integrated vertical gardens
  • 86 rooms with walnut paneling and mid-century Scandinavian-Japanese furnishings
  • Top-floor restaurant in chartreuse with floor-to-ceiling city views
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PB hotel design editorial

Kengo Kuma rarely does the same thing twice, which makes his second collaboration with Ian Schrager — The Tokyo EDITION, Ginza — all the more compelling as a measure of how differently the same partnership can resolve itself. Where their first Tokyo property leaned into height and panorama, this 14-floor boutique tower on one of the world's most scrutinised retail streets turns inward, composing its exterior as a latticed bronze metal screen threaded with vertical gardens. At night, the facade glows amber through its gridded geometry, the whole building carrying the atmosphere of a lantern set down among Ginza's harder-edged luxury flagships. The 86 rooms spread across floors three through thirteen maintain the restrained warmth that has become Schrager's EDITION signature — walnut-panelled headwalls, low-platform beds draped with shearling throws, pale oak floors softened by cream wool rugs, and Hans Wegner-adjacent desk chairs that place the rooms in a considered Scandinavian-Japanese mid-century lineage. The contrast between floors is deliberate and effective: the top-floor restaurant arrives in an almost pastoral chartreuse green, curved banquettes and round-armed chairs saturating the space with colour against floor-to-ceiling city views, while the bar below wraps guests in dark walnut panelling, a coffered ceiling, Chesterfield leather, and a pair of royal blue velvet sofas that act as the room's single, perfectly judged provocation.

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About

The Tokyo EDITION, Ginza, is a unique fusion of old and new, located in the vibrant Ginza district where modernity meets traditional Japanese culture. Nestled just off Chuo Street, a major Tokyo entertainment and shopping hub, the hotel is surrounded by luxury boutiques and Michelin-starred restaurants. This exquisite property features 86 guest rooms, including 10 opulent suites, designed by Ian Schrager and Kengo Kuma, offering guests a taste of understated luxury. The hotel boasts four dining venues, including Japan's first punch-focused cocktail bar, a modern brasserie and a rooftop bar. Guests can also enjoy a state-of-the-art gym.

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The Tokyo EDITION, Ginza Reviews

59 reviews

"We visited in October 2025, when our son was about six and a half months old, staying one night on a free-night award earned through card benefits, paired with Platinum Elite status. Check-in came with a choice of welcome drink — sparkling or red/white wine. We chose the sparkling, a Franciacorta Cuvée Prestige from Ca' del Bosco, served with a shine muscat grape. The fine bubbles and ripe fruit aroma made for a fitting start to the stay, and sipping it while holding our son felt like a small switch from the pace of running a business to the pace of family time. Our room was a Superior King with a city view. There was enough space around the bed to fit a crib without crowding the room — something that matters enormously when traveling with an infant. The Ginza skyline outside settled into a calm glow at night, pleasant to watch while rocking our son to sleep. The route from the elevator bank to the room was flat and stroller-friendly throughout. Breakfast the next morning was at Sophie at EDITION. In contrast to the dramatic entrance downstairs, the all-day dining space felt natural and relaxed. The semi-buffet format, choosing a Japanese or Western main alongside small, beautifully plated dishes of vegetables and fruit, made it easy to serve everyone at their own pace without constant trips back and forth. Staff moved without any sense of rushing us, and quietly gave us space the moment our son grew fussy. The hotel has no club lounge, but it makes up for that with the sheer quality of its dining. Guests used to lounge-centric stays may notice the absence, but even breakfast alone left us satisfied, and the simpler flow of the property actually made things easier with an infant. This was a stay where polished design and genuinely relaxed, family-friendly service coexisted well. A visit to the rooftop bar, The Roof, for Ginza's night view remains on our list for next time — itself a good reason to return. Reviewed by Yozo Kameyama / Gastronomy Journal"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 15, 2026

"We had a wonderful stay at The Tokyo EDITION. The hotel made our 13th anniversary very special by arranging a beautiful surprise in our room. We were not expecting it at all, and it really touched our hearts. Later, when we went to the bar, there was another surprise waiting for us. It made our celebration even more special. Thank you to everyone who made it happen. The service was excellent from the moment we arrived until we left. Every staff member was kind, friendly, and always happy to help. They really care about their guests and pay attention to the small details. The hotel is beautiful, modern, and very comfortable. We truly enjoyed our stay and will always remember our anniversary at The Tokyo EDITION. We hope to come back again."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 13, 2026

"Perfect location in the heart of Ginza. Rooms have everything you need. Staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. The breakfast lounge and bar are great choices"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 12, 2026

"Very convenient location in the heart of Ginza next to all the luxury shops Lobby is small and doubles as a public bar/cafe. So you check in while others stroll in to get a pastry and drink Our suite is expectedly chic, slightly larger than the Editions we stayed in Rome, New york, Singapore. But smaller than say Prince gallery Tokyo Breakfast excellent in the bright Sophie’s, with mixed a la carte and buffet style. One of the best in the world in terms of food and service The weak spot? The gym is so small that it has no weights or machines, basically just 2 treadmills. Area that of a small room here (not suite) 9/10"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 19, 2026

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