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 | Imperial Hotel Tokyo: A Legendary Hotel...
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 Recognized as the leading luxury hotel in Japan! by Jabberjenn Elegance and comfort are two words which can best describe the characteristics of this famous hotel. With a wonderful location just minutes from Tokyo Station, the Imperial Palace offers breathtaking views of gardens, trees, and the Tokyo Bay (depending on the location of your room). The remarkable staff will go above and beyond to assure your stay is wonderful, and for Westerners such as myself, their ability to speak English was a definite plus. You WILL be treated like royalty when you stay at the Imperial Palace. Luxury is abundant, along with those little "extras" that are always needed for a comfortable stay, such as: hair dryers, a daily newspaper, in-room mini refrigerators, and enough restaurants inside the hotel to satisfy all tastebuds. Don't forget to end the night with a cocktail at The Rainbow Lounge, located on the 17th floor. This lounge boasts amazing views of Tokyo that certainly should not be missed.
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 Imperial Hotel by tricia_abanilla Imperial hotel is a 5 star big type commercial hotel; it is located within the walking distance of the city. The rooms in this hotel are absolutely fantastic their accommodation is one of the best it can really meet your standard. It has a total of 1014 rooms with four different types which are the imperial floor, suites, deluxe rooms, moderate rooms, and standard rooms. Aside from their fantastic rooms this hotel is also known for its award-winning cuisine. Aside from their own specialty the Japanese cuisine you can also choose from two different cuisines out of the 13 different dinning areas. I can say it is a whole package a hotel where you’ll worry less and enjoy more!
It also have a fantastic service and facilities such as babysitting services, Spa, concierge, banquet facilities, business center, executive service, Imperial Hotel limousine services, and many more. Theme: HotelComparison: more expensive than averagePhone: +81-3-3504-1111Directions: 38 miles away from Narita AirportOther Contact: Fax +81-3-3581-9146
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 | Imperial Hotel Tokyo: Don't get used to this....
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 Part of the staff, waiting to say goodbye.... by LBKesner This is a great hotel which retains some of its Frank Lloyd Wright influence, especially in each lobby. The two times I have been able to stay here (thanks to the Toyota International Teacher Program), my rooms have ranged from huge with a large sitting area to quite small but with a great view--the Tokyo Tower seemed close enough to touch. When I left my room quickly and forgot $400 in Japanese yen before the room was prepared for the evening, I thought, "Well, I'll just have to hit the ATM; that money won't be there when I get back." Instead, when I returned, I found that the money had been moved from my bed; the bed had been prepared for the evening; and then the money and the other things I had hurridly left scattered on top of the covers had been replaced as closely as possible to their original positions.
At the desk, expect a half dozen staff, waiting to help you in anyway possible. Unsurpassed concierge service. Great restaurants. Rooms are stocked with comfortable yukatas, hot water and tea, blow dryers, nice toiletries, and full mini-bars.
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 | Imperial Hotel Tokyo: Rock Stars, Royalty, and Russian Mafia ???
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by phred1910 Legendary, the Imperial Hotel, was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and built across the street from the park of the Imperial Palace, within walking distance of everything important in the city. In some of the public areas, it still retains elements of the original design. There are both Occidental and Japanese style rooms and impeccable attention to detail. The 66 suites have been traditionally the favorites of statesmen, royalty and celebrities. Personalized services and a highly trained staff makes it Tokyo’s address of choice for corporate executives. It has the largest executive service center amongst Japanese hotels, with complimentary meeting space and an amenity lounge for early arrivals or late departures. The extremely large ballrooms are suitable for trade shows, exhibits and large banquets. The 13 restaurants are outstanding, with Les Saisons serving French haute cuisine, Cicerone authentic Italian, Teppanyaki Restaurant Kamon and Ten-ichi for Tempura, to name but a few memorable ones. There is also a tea house on premises in the midst of a traditional garden, where one can participate in the Japanese tea ceremony, an unforgettable experience of ceremonially graceful movement. Right behind the hotel is the International arcade, where you can find beautiful Kimono's at used clothing prices. On the other side of the arcade is the Ginza. The staff at the Imperial is impeccable. Highly trained, polite , eager to fulfill the slightest request, punctual, discrete.
Live it up in luxury. This hotel will cater to your every need. Don't be surprised if you see stars from music, tv, and film; heads of state. I even had a suspicious group from Russia staying in the suite across from my room. Two guards outside the door at all times...
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 | Imperial Hotel Tokyo: Best Toilets at the Imperial!
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Pleaseant stay. Room service is super fast, not like here in the US where you wait for hours for your request. Close to the Ginza (think Rodeo Drive on steroids) district and the Imperial Palace. Very very nice rooms. We stayed on the rennovated floors and had a fabulous room. Comfy bed, great tea, 3 flat screen tvs! The toilets were the best ever! In fact, I am buying one for our home in LA. Its heated, it cleans the both areas with a warm spray of water (one second you are dirty, the next second you are super clean!), it has a noise maker to hide your bodily noises, it has organisms to eat the odor. The shower/bath is controlled by a DIGITAL control. That's right, DIGITAL temperatures. And the other bonus? Shiseido beauty products. Food is very very expensive. Had the Kansai dinner (took 4 people to serve us) and cost us $300 US. But is was very good and at least we tried the traditional Japanese meals. Many celebs here. Met the Formula 1 superstars. Totally recommend, but not cheap.
Toilets! Showers! Great shopping downstairs. Close to trains. Great bar upstairs. Join the Imperial Club....gets you 10% off drinks, and meals.
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