The Peninsula Tokyo

“Peninsula Tokyo was our first stop in Japan and we spent four nights at this wonderful hotel. We reserved the most basic room and still found it luxurious and extremely spacious. The decor in the rooms and in common spaces is beautiful and everything in the hotel is impeccable. Moreover, the staff are incredibly kind and helpful. Although this is a nicer hotel, it doesn’t feel uptight or pretentious and it is kid-friendly. The swimming pool was a wonderful benefit during the typhoon. In-house restaurants, particularly Hei Fung Terrance, were also excellent. Truly no notes for improvement on th” — Mary McManaman

“This is one of the best hotels I ever had the pleasure of staying. First time at a Peninsula and now, I just want more. It is hard to talk about something that is pure excellence, even when they made mistakes, the fix was perfect. Rooms are beautiful, staff super professional and helpful, service and everything just above and beyond. A few things: Peter is overrated, go to Mon Cher, it’s way better. Better food and service. Peter is just good for the view and that’s it. The breakfast at the lobby is weird. Such a beautiful entrance but filled with people eating… Also, ok, worst thing of the ho” — Geraldo Tarallo

“OMG Beautiful Hotel. The service and staff members were so nice and polite. From the front door to the check in was so friendly and easy! Everyone was so eager to welcome us for our 3-night stay. The room was huge and super clean. The view from the 23rd floor was super awesome! Totally enjoyed the breakfast at The Lobby the first morning! Excellent! My wife is a vegetarian and is limited on what she can eat, but the gentleman at The Lobby restaurant recommended the Chinese restaurant Hei Fung Terrace. Wow was that beyond excellent! The staff was super nice, and our server Sarah was such a deli” — Tom Drury