Hotels & Resorts

With all the news in Tokyo, maybe you missed this luxe opening. Traditional meets modern in its style, spa and superb restaurants.

Over the last five decades, T+L has chronicled the great hotels of each era. Get these styles to travel back in time.

Secret bars, tiny restaurants, cultural gems — there’s nothing like roaming Tokyo with a local.

Two iconic designers join forces for a new, skyscraping, garden-draped luxury hotel that has you practically sitting atop Tokyo Tower.

From handmade locally to organic vegan, these green hotel toiletries come in recyclable or repurposed packages that’ll look great in your Dopp kit. Stealing has never felt so good.

The T+L 500 are the world’s best hotels in 2021, as voted by T+L’s discerning readers.

An alternative to mainstream hotels, serviced apartments offer more space, in-room facilities and privacy.

New to Tokyo’s buzzing hotel scene, TRUNK(HOUSE) is a modern-day “salon”—an exclusive, residential-style hub for sophisticated travelers who appreciate culture and luxury.

You probably know JR Kyushu for their trains, but the group’s new hotel brand THE BLOSSOM is going to make waves in Japan’s hospitality industry.

Matching traditional tatami floors, a genkan-style entryway and a hinoki-wood bathtub with Charles Eames furnishings and Noguchi lights, this one-room boutique stay is a designer’s daydream.

After a three-year, 110-billion-yen renovation, Tokyo’s grandest of dames is back looking as elegant as ever before—intentionally.

The surrounding Chinzanso Garden has 20 varieties of sakura trees and a 1,000-year-old pagoda.

For more than a century, Imperial Hotel, Tokyo has been a meeting place for the world’s glamorous and powerful.

Located in the stylish Shinjuku neighborhood, Hyatt Regency Tokyo is a short walk from the serene Meiji Shrine, as well as the more earthly delights of the fashion-forward Shibuya area.