I stayed at The Imperial on business for a week. I chose it because it is one of few hotels in central Tokyo and close to our office which actually has a gym. I also understood that the rooms are slightly larger than is typical in Tokyo. I was not disappointed... the hotel itself is vast... a bit like staying... more

The Imperial is about location, location and location. It's simply impossible to find a place that is better located in Tokyo. And of course the name and history of the place carries with it a lot of prestige. Even though standards at this classic five-star are very high, there surely are better hotels in Tokyo. Having stayed here four times,... more

Purpose of the trip was business. I have actually stayed at this hotel a number of times in the past 3 years, but am only getting round to writing about it now. Usually stay 3-5 nights at the Imperial for business. Good central location in Ginza. 5 minute walking distance to department stores (eg. Mistukoshi and BIC camera). Palace across... more

We only stayed here two nights (business stay for my husband, leisure for me) but found the location good. Being in walking distance of the Imperial Palace and Ginza was great. There was a subway station outside the hotel so it was easy to get to other places too. The hotel room was bigger than I expected and was very... more

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