Conrad Tokyo

Conrad Tokyo is a luxury hotel located in the Shiodome district of Minato Ward, one of Tokyo's premier business and entertainment areas. The hotel opened in 2005 as part of the redevelopment of the former Shiodome Freight Terminal, transforming this historic railway site into a modern urban center featuring high-rise buildings, shopping complexes, and cultural facilities.

The hotel occupies floors 28 through 37 of a sleek glass tower, placing it among Tokyo's highest hotels with commanding views across the city. Its location in Shiodome positions guests at a significant cultural crossroads, as this area sits near the historic Hamarikyu Gardens, one of Tokyo's most beautiful traditional landscaped parks from the Edo period, and offers proximity to the Tsukiji area and the upscale Ginza shopping district. The hotel's design incorporates contemporary Japanese aesthetics with modern luxury, creating a distinctly Tokyo experience for international visitors.

Guests can experience panoramic views of Tokyo Bay, the Rainbow Bridge, and on clear days, Mount Fuji from the upper floors. The hotel features 290 guest rooms and suites, each equipped with floor-to-ceiling windows that showcase the cityscape. Notable facilities include multiple restaurants offering French, Japanese, and Chinese cuisine, a spa and wellness center on the 29th floor, and an executive lounge. The hotel's art collection features works by Japanese artists, providing cultural context throughout the property.

Conrad Tokyo is directly connected to Shiodome Station, served by the Yurikamome Line and Toei Oedo Line, making access straightforward from major Tokyo stations. The hotel is approximately 30 minutes from Tokyo Station via subway and roughly 45 minutes from Haneda Airport by limousine bus or taxi. JR Shimbashi Station, one of Tokyo's major railway hubs, is a 7-minute walk away, providing connections to the Yamanote Line and other major rail lines. While this is a hotel property rather than a traditional tourist attraction, visitors can access the hotel's restaurants and bar without being guests, though reservations are recommended for dining venues.