ザ・キタノホテル東京
The Kitano Hotel Tokyo
Combining discreet luxury with Japanese sensibility, The Kitano Hotel Tokyo offers personalized service near the political and imperial heart of the city.
Hotel
Luxury Hotel, Japanese Hospitality, Boutique Experience, 5-Star Hotel
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The Kitano Hotel Tokyo presents a quiet retreat in the capital’s political district, directly across from the National Diet Building. Designed with understated elegance, the hotel features spacious guest rooms adorned with natural wood, washi textures, and deep soaking tubs. Suites include private terraces and curated art collections, providing a residential feel with hotel precision. Dining venues include Sukiyabashi Sabo, a serene Japanese tea lounge and kaiseki restaurant, and a rooftop space reserved for private events. With a focus on calm, discretion, and refined detail, The Kitano serves diplomats, business executives, and seasoned travelers seeking privacy and precision.
Facilities & Services
Kaiseki and tea lounge dining
Rooftop terrace (private use)
Spacious rooms with Japanese design elements
Deep soaking tubs and premium amenities
Concierge and multilingual staff
24-hour front desk
Meeting and private event rooms
Fitness room
Business support services
Direct access to Nagatacho and Akasaka-mitsuke Stations
Walking distance to the National Diet Building and Imperial Palace
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