Palace Hotel Tokyo is a hotel in Tokyo. Every room faces the Imperial Palace gardens across the moat at 1-1-1 Marunouchi, a Japanese-owned hotel rebuilt on the old Palace Hotel site and a ten-minute walk from Tokyo Station. Travelers who want a moat-side Tokyo address with Japanese management, garden light in the room, and Marunouchi shopping at the door. Every room faces the Imperial Palace gardens across the moat at 1-1-1 Marunouchi, a Japanese-owned hotel rebuilt on the old Palace Hotel site and a ten-minute walk from Tokyo Station. Travelers who want a moat-side Tokyo address with Japanese management, garden light in the room, and Marunouchi shopping at the door.
Travelers who want a moat-side Tokyo address with Japanese management, garden light in the room, and Marunouchi shopping at the door. Best for: Every room faces the Imperial Palace gardens across the moat at 1-1-1 Marunouchi, a Japanese-owned hotel rebuilt on the old Palace Hotel site and a ten-minute walk from Tokyo Station. Travelers who want a moat-side Tokyo address with Japanese management, garden light in the room, and Marunouchi shopping at the door. Every room faces the Imperial Palace gardens across the moat at 1-1-1 Marunouchi, a Japanese-owned hotel rebuilt on the old Palace Hotel site and a ten-minute walk from Tokyo Station.
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Every room faces the Imperial Palace gardens across the moat at 1-1-1 Marunouchi, a Japanese-owned hotel rebuilt on the old Palace Hotel site and a ten-minute walk from Tokyo Station. Travelers who want a moat-side Tokyo address with Japanese management, garden light in the room, and Marunouchi shopping at the door.
Guests who want a Shinjuku bar, an Aman hush, or a high-rise ryokan lounge floor.
Travelers who want a moat-side Tokyo address with Japanese management, garden light in the room, and Marunouchi shopping at the door.
Reviewed 31 August 2026 from Palace Hotel Tokyo's published location, stay format, and press photography. No rate or availability claim is made here.
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Reviewed 31 August 2026 from Palace Hotel Tokyo's published location, stay format, and press photography. No rate or availability claim is made here.
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