These sophisticated spaces of up to 764 square feet are appointed with a neutral colors, natural woods and other modern Japanese design markings. These quarters also include lavish touches such as a Japanese bath, coveted Imabari towels, top-of-the-line Sealy beds and some of the finest views of the city.
Our Inspector's Highlights
- British design firm G.A. Design, the same creative team that helped bring iconic properties like Atlantis The Royal in Dubai and 1 Hotel Mayfair in London to life, was the visionary behind Premier Grand’s sophisticated look.
- The Club Lounge sits on the 45th floor. This is where Premier Grand guests check in and where they’ll have exclusive lounge access. The lounge’s design was inspired by a Japanese garden. Inside, you’ll hear relaxing nature sounds, see Japanese washi art, smell seasonal flower arrangements and rest in Western-style furnishing. Breakfast, afternoon tea and evening canapés and cocktails are served in the lounge to Premier Grand guests.
- A hidden treasure can be found in the Tokyo hotel. Amanogawa sake bar is tucked next to Kagari restaurant. This 10-seater bar, which is open every evening, has an impressive selection of Japanese sakes, available by the glass.
- Reserve a seat at Keio Plaza Hotel’s famous Yamanami for some of Japan’s finest teppanyaki. Kobe and Hida beef are featured alongside local lobster, abalone and other seafood.
- Premier Grand guests are free to use the many facilities at Keio Plaza Hotel. Options include the beautiful outdoor pool, a well-equipped gym, the Sky Salon relaxation spa, the lobby gallery, a tea ceremony room and a laundromat.
Things to Know
- Treat yourself to afternoon tea in the Club Lounge, where the cakes are seasonal and a range of other Japanese and Western sweets and canapés can be enjoyed alongside the breathtaking city views.
- Do it the Japanese way in traditional dress. Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo Premier Grand offers cultural encounters to guests such as a kimono-wearing experiences. The afternoon of dress-up can include styling, a photoshoot, floral arrangements and more.
- Shinjuku is more than just shops. Sompo Museum of Art is right by Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo and its collection includes original works by Vincent Van Gogh and Seiji Tōgō. You can also take a short walk to the magnificent Shinjuku Gyoen. The former feudal lord residence has exquisite Japanese gardens, a French formal garden, an English landscaped garden and a tropical greenhouse.
- A chic meeting room with the impressive city view over Shinjuku in the Club Lounge is complimentary to guests for up to eight people.
Amenities
Bar
Gym
Meeting rooms
Outdoor pool
Restaurants
Getting There
2-2-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-Ku, Tokyo 160-8330 Japan
TEL81-3-3344-0111
Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo Premier Grand
