• The art throughout the hotel is stunning. Conrad Tokyo spotlights works from 25 Japanese artists.
• You will find
Tokyo views everywhere you turn, whether it’s in your room or any of the restaurants.
• Make an appointment at Mizuki Spa, which takes up the entire 29th floor. If you’re traveling with someone, reserve the Mizuki Room so that you can soak in the hinoki cypress bathtub (it gives off a pleasant slight lemon scent), the only one of its kind among Tokyo spas, with a cup of green tea.
• Conrad Tokyo sits in the Shiodome business district and is close to a number of popular attractions. Hamarikyu Garden, the last-remaining tidal gardens along the Sumida River, is a five-minute stroll; upscale shopping area Ginza with its massive department stores and the famed Tsukiji market are both a 15-minute walk from the luxury hotel.
• For help with an itinerary, consult chief concierge Yasutoshi Abe. A member of the prestigious Les Clefs d’Or organization, Abe is an in-the-know local expert who will go above and beyond to help you.