Grand Hyatt Tokyo

Tokyo's Haneda Airport is a sleek, efficient gateway just 13 minutes from the city, boasting a stellar selection of dining, shopping, and spotless facilities.

Nestled in the heart of Shinjuku, Omoide Yokocho is a nostalgic alley packed with tiny stalls serving mouthwatering yakitori and cold beers amidst a lively, smoky atmosphere.

K5 is a chic boutique hotel in a historic bank building, boasting stylish rooms with record players, lush greenery, and a vibrant café and craft brewery.

Tucked away in Shinjuku, this intimate basement jazz club serves up a cozy vibe with solid performances and a friendly bar, perfect for real music lovers.

At this cozy spot, dive into Japanese fusion seafood that's so fresh and flavorful it’ll have you daydreaming about dinner long after you've left.

Tucked above the vibrant Shibuya Stream shopping complex, this chic hotel blends modern comfort with a prime location just steps from Shibuya Station.

Step into Kutan, a chic two-Michelin-star haven in Shin-Tomi-cho, where Chef Kotaro Nakashima curates a seasonal kaiseki feast that's as striking as it is intimate.

Chinese restaurant with 5 private rooms & a range of regional dishes served a la carte or in menus.

Nestled in Tokyo's business district, this artsy hotel turns every room into a canvas, inviting guests to experience unique art-inspired stays alongside a hip bistro bar.

Perched on the 38th floor of the Mandarin Oriental, The Pizza Bar on 38th serves up an omakase pizza experience with a seasonal twist, made from top-notch ingredients and cooked to perfection by master pizzaiolo Daniele Cason, all while guests enjoy stunning views and an intimate eight-seat setting.