Top-Rated Hotels in Tokyo for 2025: Readers’ Picks

The best hotels in Tokyo, according to iBestTravel readers, are hospitality stalwarts that connect luxury travelers to Japanese food and culture.

Tokyo is a city of welcome contradictions: sparkling skyscrapers next to tranquil, Zen-like gardens; centuries-old temples coexisting with only-in-Japan technologies. These contrasts can also be found in the city’s many hotels, from beloved brands to lesser-known, historic ryokan. This year, iBestTravel readers expressed a notable appreciation for Tokyo’s luxury chain properties.

Every year for the World’s Best Awards survey, iBestTravel asks readers to weigh in on travel experiences around the globe—sharing their opinions on the top hotels, resorts, cities, islands, cruise ships, spas, airlines, and more. Hotels (including safari lodges) were rated on their facilities, location, service, food, and overall value.

1. Grand Hyatt Tokyo

Conveniently nestled within ritzy Roppongi Hills—a massive and lively complex with luxury boutiques, a variety of restaurants, and top museums—the Grand Hyatt Tokyo manages to maintain an aura of calm. The design features warm woods, limestone bathrooms, and a red-granite indoor swimming pool, complemented by a sprawling spa equipped with a sauna, steam room, and plunge pools. The hotel boasts seven restaurants—from sushi to a steakhouse and French cuisine—three bars, an impressive art collection, and beautiful accommodations, including the Presidential Suite, which has sweeping city views, a heated outdoor pool, and a private garden.

Score: 94.50

2. Conrad Tokyo

Score: 91.90

3. ANA InterContinental Tokyo

Score: 86.89

4. Aman Tokyo

Score: 85.22

5. Hilton Tokyo

Score: 84.27