Conrad Tokyo – Review & Photos

Shimbashi is a business districts and I had trouble finding the hotel.

The hotel is located on the 28th to 37th floors of the Tokyo Shiodome Building, which is a high-rise complex building.

It was very easy to walk in.

Hotel sign at the entrance.

A red object on display.

The lobby is on the 28th floor.

The lobby was very open with a nice view of the city.

There was a cafe at the lobby.

The staff were very polite and comfortable to talk with.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

Inside of the elevator.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

A U-shaped lock.

There was a bathroom on the right and a closet on the left.

The room felt smaller than I expected, because the TV and desk were taking up a lot of space. However, it was a stylish room.

There were two semi-double beds. The beds were a little hard, but very comfortable to sleep on. There were two large soft pillows prepared on the bed.

The Conrad Bear and Conrad Ducks were placed on the bed, and you can take them home with you.

There was a phone, memo pad and an alarm on the bedside table.

TV across the bed.

Desk and chair.

A sofa with a small table.

The sofa was very comfortable to sit and lie down on.

There was a big window with a wonderful view of the city. All rooms are 30 floors and above, so you can enjoy a nice view from high above. If you want a view of Tokyo Bay centered around Rainbow Bridge and Odaiba, I recommend booking a Bay View Room.

There was a bathtub and a shower room. They were both cleaned very well and was comfortable to use.

The wall between the bedroom and the bathroom was transparent, so you can watch TV while relaxing in the bathtub.

The toilet on the right and the shower room on the left.

The shower room was very spacious. There was a rain shower and a hand shower. The water pressure and temperature were just right.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were prepared next to the shower.

A toilet with a washlet function.

Amenities included soap, toothbrush, cotton swab, interdental brush, comb, razor, cotton, mouthwash and body cream.

There was a closet at the entrance.

10 hangers were prepared.

Iron, ironing board and shoe horn.

There was a capsule type coffee machine, two bottles of water and a tea set.

There were 3 types of coffee capsule.

In addition to cups and glasses, snacks and alcohol were also available in the cabinet (charged).

Alcohol such as beer and wine, soft drinks and chocolates were prepared in the refrigerator (charged).

The hotel has an all-day dining called the “cerise,” a modern French restaurant called the “COLLAGE,” a Cantonese restaurant called the “China Blue,” a Japanese restaurant called the “Kazahana” and a bar & lounge called “TWENTY EIGHT.”

I went to the bar and lounge “TWENTY EIGHT”. The lounge was surrounded by large windows, creating an open space with a spectacular view of the Tokyo Bay.

I had afternoon tea, and the food was very high quality. During night time the lounge is used as a bar, so you can have drinks while enjoying the city lights.

There was an indoor pool on the 29th floor. It was 25 meters long, spacious and comfortable to swim in. There were sofas and tables placed by the pool. Towels and water were provided as well.

The pool is open from 6am to 10pm. However, children under 17 are not allowed to swim in the pool after 7pm. You can enjoy a view of the city from the large windows.

There was a gym on the 29th floor which overlooked the pool. There were plenty of exersize equipments prepared. There was also an aerobics studio.

A spa on the 29th floor. There are 10 rooms including twin rooms that can be used by couples as well as suites equipped with showers, baths and toilets.

Nippon TV Tower near the hotel.

There were many families with small children and couples. Everyone dressed nicely and were well mannered.

It is a 1 minute walk from Shiodome Station on the Toei Oedo Line and Yurikamome Line.

It is a 7-minute walk from Shimbashi Station on the JR/Toei Asakusa Line/Tokyo Metro Ginza Line.