The Peninsula Tokyo – Review & Photos

The hotel was gorgeous. This is the entrance on the Yurakucho Station side.

There was a boutique on the first floor.

There was a fountain at the main entrance. About five bellboys were always on standby.

The main entrance seen at night.

The lobby ceiling was high and in the center was a very nice light like fireworks.

There was a cafe right at the entrance, and it was hard to see where the lobby for the guests was.

An objects was on display.

There was a concierge desk next to the front desk.

Lobby floor elevator hall

Guest room floor elevator hall

Guest room floor corridor

Guest room entrance door

There was a bathroom on the right and a dressing room on the left. The room is 51 square meters wide, but this bathroom and dressing room felt especially spacious.

There was a light switch with a button to call for the staff.

The room was luxurious. There was a sofa, dining table and a work desk in addition to the bed.

The bed was semi-double size and was just the right size for me. It was a bed that made me feel as if I was floating on the clouds and I was able to sleep very well. The pillows were soft and big.

There was a table between the beds with a telephone, memo set and a remote control prepared on top.

Inside the drawer under the table was a power outlet and a machine that could charge your phone via Bluetooth.

There was a sofa at the foot of the bed.

Alcohol and masks that could be carried around were also placed on the table as a measure against Covid 19.

A TV with a DVD player.

A desk next to the TV.

There was a printer underneath the desk.

A table with two chairs next to the window.

Sweets were prepared on the table.

The curtains can be opened and closed with these buttons.

There was an office building right in front of my room, so the view was not the best. However, since the hotel is close to the Imperial Palace, depending on the room you may be able to see Hibiya Park and the Imperial Palace.

The bathroom had a bathtub and a shower room that were separate with two sinks on both sides.

The bathtub was equipped with a spa mode, and when in spa mode, the lights in the bathroom were dimmed down with relaxing music playing.

There was a TV, telephone, outlet and Wi-Fi next to the bathtub.

There was an overhead shower and a hand shower. The water pressure and temperature were just right.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were prepared in the shower room.

Toilet with a washlet function

There were two sinks.

This is the other sink.

Amenities were prepared in drawer. There was hand soap, comb, toothbrush set, nail care set, razor, cotton swab, sewing kit, shower cap, cotton, etc.

Bathrobes were hanging in the bathroom as well.

There was a dressing room with a closet.

There was a hanging rack on both sides of the room.

There was also a clothes brush, shoe horn and an umbrella hanging.

There was a safe with an accessary tray inside.

There was a box for valet service (cleaning service).

REPRONIZER hair dryer that will make your hair feel smooth.

There were cups, tea, coffee and so on prepared in a drawer under the TV.

Two free bottles of water and a tea cup set.

There was a coffee machine, glasses, whiskey, gin, vodka, sake and other alcohol prepared. Alcohol were charged.

Drinks such as beer and carbonated drinks were prepared in the fridge.

I had breakfast at the continental dining called “The Lobby” located on the 1st floor. In addition to breakfast you can also have lunch, afternoon tea and dinner here.

You can choose a dish from the main menu, and I had an avocado toast.

You can also choose one dish from the side menu, and ordered a banana oatmeal. It was very filling, and I had a very satisfying breakfast.

There was also a Cantonese restaurant called “Heifung Terrace” on the 2nd floor. However, it was closed during my stay.

There is “The Peninsula Boutique & Cafe” on the first basement floor where you can enjoy sweets at the cafe.

Delicious looking sweets were lined up.

There is an indoor swimming pool on the 5th floor which guests can use free of charge. Normally, the hotel will lend out swim-suites and newspapers, but due to Covid 19 they were not lending them out.

It is open from 6am to 10pm, and staff will set up your poolside bed and prepare a bottle of water for you.

The view from the pool was very nice, and the terrace seats are prepared on sunny days. I could see Hibiya Park from the pool.

There was also a gym on the 5th floor. It is available from 6am to 10pm and was equipped with the latest exercise equipments.

The changing room is equipped with body cream, lotion, makeup remover, hair dryer, etc.

Inside the locker were amenities such as bath towels, bags for bathing suits, and shampoo.

This is the rest space in front of the gym and changing room. The wall on the left is a wall made of water.

“TOKYU PLAZA” within walking distance from the hotel.

“Tokyo Midtown Hibiya” within walking distance from the hotel.

I saw several people who were staying alone on a business trip and also couples.

You can get to the hotel directly from “Hibiya Station” on the Tokyo Metro.

You can walk to Tokyo Station.