Imperial Hotel, Tokyo (solo trip)

The hotel is cozy and comfortable, with spacious and well-equipped rooms. The service is excellent. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful. For breakfast, you may need to wait for a table at the Imperial Viking Restaurant, but it is definitely worth it. The food is delicious with a wide variety of options. Room service is excellent. The hotel is close to the station, with plenty of taxis ava...

Wonderful hotel with fabulous service. Very much a grand old hotel. Rooms are dated but in a charming retro and old world way. There is a eye to detail that gives an air of luxury despite the hotel being dated, for example almost everything has the hotel monogram and is of high quality. If you have mobility issues or cannot walk long distances do not get a room in the tower, this is an unfortuna...

Staff were exceptional with service and courtesy. The hotel feels quietly elegant. Our room was a little dated but stately and comfortable. Though the breakfast seemed popular, we were able to find more affordable options mere blocks away. The hotel is convenient to transit and with plentiful taxis. The pool/bath/spa is a nice amenity even though it seems tucked away.

Our first stay at the Imperial Hotel has been wonderful. When we checked in, our original room was too far of a walk and we weren’t fully satisfied. Thankfully, Kiera at the reception stepped in right away and took amazing care of us. With his coordination, the team upgraded us to a much closer and more comfortable room, accommodating us to our full satisfaction. The location of the hotel is incr...

The service at this hotel is truly top-notch, just as other reviews attest. I want to give a special shout-out to Sakon, a trainee at the concierge desk—she was absolutely amazing. As a fairly avid traveler, I’m usually adept at navigating complex bookings, but Japan’s myriad transportation options presented a real challenge. I had a very specific request with multiple variables, and Sakon handled...