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Hilton Tokyo Odaiba
A waterfront hotel offering panoramic views of Tokyo Bay, with direct access to shopping, dining, and entertainment in Odaiba.
Hotel
Full-Service Urban Hotel, Bayfront Views, Executive Lounge
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Hilton Tokyo Odaiba is a 15-story hotel situated on the waterfront of Tokyo Bay, providing guests with stunning views of the skyline and Rainbow Bridge. The hotel features 453 rooms, each with a private balcony, and offers a range of dining options including Japanese, Cantonese, and European cuisines. Amenities include an indoor pool, fitness center, spa, and executive lounge. The hotel is directly connected to Daiba Station on the Yurikamome Line, offering convenient access to central Tokyo and is a Tokyo Disney Resort® Good Neighbor Hotel, providing shuttle services to the park.
Facilities & Services
Free Wi-Fi
Three dining venues: SEASCAPE Terrace & Dining, Grillogy Bar & Grill, SAKURA Japanese Restaurant
Indoor pool, fitness center, spa with sauna and whirlpool
Executive lounge with panoramic views
Concierge service, 24-hour front desk
Multilingual staff (English, Japanese, Chinese)
Self-parking available (¥2,000 per day); EV charging stations nearby
Airport shuttle service (fee applies, reservation required)
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