Been to Japan for five or six trips now. Heard about the Imperial Hotel, but had never tried it. I had to this time. While the rooms are great, the common spaces terrific, there are hotels more plush, and refined. But if you travel like i do, what goes beyond the rooms and the restaurants and common spaces is really... more

Very good place to be in the centre but having the space of the palace gardens to get away. more

Me staying in a place like this is like a fish lounging on a warm beach. Way too nice, but I enjoyed it while I was there. more

First of all, they are saving too much light bill for guests' comfort. They have dark and not so well A/Cd corridor, the bathrooms in the corridors are also so dark and shabby and sleazy. We ate at Nadaman-Applause-San. They serve you about the same food as Nadaman-chubo, the boxed-lunch retailer found in any major department stores throughout Tokyo. However,... more

Superfluous! I have nothing really to add but to reaffirm the comments made by so many people who have stayed at this hotel. Everything about this hotel is on a grand scale with the standards to match. I was extremely impressed with the service and the accommodation. I asked for a room change due to having been allocated a smoking... more

I stayed at the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo for seven nights while in Tokyo for a vacation. It was a memorable experience and worth every penny (at least those spent on the room fee!). Check-in: Politeness of the highest order from check-in onwards. I had a team of staff carry my luggage to the room in the Tower along with... more

Excellent location for a great hotel. Great service. But very expensive an old design. more

At the end of April 2009 I had the privilege of spending one night at the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo. I often travel to Japan on business but this was my first time to stay in this most famous of Japanese hotels and it blew me away. A lot of people I know recommend the more modern hotels such as... more

This is a nice business hotel with a very convenient location, very nice common spaces and decent but not great rooms. It's perfectly fine, and the name still has some cachet, but there are nicer, more luxurious places to stay in the city. Rooms - appear to be recently renovated, smallish (about what you would expect from an older property... more