Forbes Travel Guide: Best Hotels in Tokyo TOP 7

Tokyo is home to some of the most sophisticated hotel services in the world. For your 2026 trip, Forbes has curated a list that highlights the essence of 'Omotenashi'—the Japanese art of selfless hospitality. These hotels range from traditional masterpieces to modern icons of luxury. Which one will be your home in Tokyo?


01. A Modern Ryokan in the Sky: Hoshinoya Tokyo

Located in Otemachi, Hoshinoya Tokyo redefines the ryokan experience in a vertical tower. From the moment you step onto the tatami floors to the rooftop natural hot spring, it offers a serene escape from the city's bustle.


02. Italian Soul Meets Japanese Spirit: Bulgari Hotel Tokyo

Opened in 2023, Bulgari Hotel Tokyo sits atop the Yaesu Central Tower. It combines Italian jewelry-house glamour with Japanese craftsmanship, offering Michelin-starred dining and breathtaking city views.


03. The Ultimate Park View: TRUNK(HOTEL) YOYOGI PARK

Balancing Shibuya's energy with Yoyogi Park's calm, this hotel features a stunning infinity pool overlooking the greenery. It's the perfect spot for those seeking an "Urban Recharge" in a hip, community-focused setting.


04. Shinjuku’s New Rhythm: Hotel Groove Shinjuku

Located in the Shinjuku Kabukicho Tower, Hotel Groove Shinjuku pulses with art and music. Its stylish rooms and proximity to Tokyo’s vibrant nightlife make it ideal for energetic travelers.


05. Timeless Elegance: Hotel New Otani Tokyo

Boasting a 400-year-old Japanese garden, Hotel New Otani Tokyo offers a peaceful retreat. Its vast grounds and classic service provide a sophisticated stay for families and business travelers alike.


06. The Pinnacle of Luxury: The Peninsula Tokyo

Facing the Imperial Palace, The Peninsula Tokyo blends classic luxury with modern technology. Famous for its Rolls-Royce fleet and prime location near Ginza, it remains a gold standard for international travelers.


07. Serenity Above the Clouds: Aman Tokyo

Aman Tokyo occupies the top floors of the Otemachi Tower, showcasing the beauty of minimalism. With its high ceilings and use of traditional washi paper and stone, it feels like a sanctuary in the sky.

Tokyo’s top hotels don't just offer a place to sleep; they curate an experience. By using WAUG to book nearby Michelin-starred restaurants or private city tours, you can elevate your stay into something truly extraordinary. In 2026, let Forbes guide you to the night of your dreams.