Picolo recommends · Hotel in Tokyo, Japan
The Peninsula Tokyo
Park on one side, Ginza on the other: a grand hotel with roomy suites and the metro right beneath your feet.
Look out of the window and the city turns green: the trees of Hibiya Park and the Imperial Palace gardens fill the view, a rare sight from a Tokyo hotel room.
The Peninsula stands on the seam between Marunouchi and Ginza. The rooms are larger than the local norm, the bathrooms are generous, and the staff notice the small things before you ask.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose The Peninsula Tokyo
We picked it for families because space is the scarcest luxury in Tokyo, and here you get it. The subway runs straight into the basement, so tired legs and rainy days are easy to manage.
This is a grand hotel with grand hotel prices, and the mood is polished rather than relaxed. If you want local character or a quiet side street, other addresses suit you better.
What you get
- Rooms large by Tokyo standards
- Indoor pool
- Windows over Hibiya Park
- Attentive, long-standing service
- Direct subway access below the hotel
A day at The Peninsula Tokyo
- Morning
- A run or a stroll in Hibiya Park before breakfast.
- Midday
- Lunch among the department stores of Ginza, a short walk away.
- Afternoon
- Back for a swim while the children burn off energy.
- Evening
- Dinner in Yurakucho, under the railway arches, then an early night.
Location
Marunouchi, Tokyo, Japan
Open in MapsQuestions about The Peninsula Tokyo
Is The Peninsula Tokyo good for families?
Yes. The rooms are roomy for Tokyo, there is a pool, and the subway connects directly to the building, which helps a great deal with children in tow.
How far is The Peninsula Tokyo from Ginza?
Ginza starts just across the road. The main shopping streets are a few minutes on foot.
Does The Peninsula Tokyo have a pool?
Yes, the hotel has a pool, a welcome break after long days of sightseeing.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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