Tokyo: Conrad Hotel (5 Star Hotel)

Location map and nearby properties

Facilities

• Sauna
• 24-hour reception
• Parking
• Spa
• Breakfast
• Business center
• Meeting rooms
• Air conditioning
• Swimming pool
• Restaurant
• Airport transportation
• Fitness facility
• Laundry facilities
• Security facilities
• Audio-visual equipment
• Babysitting or child care
• Ballroom(s)
• Banquet facilities
• Bar/lounge

• Beauty services
• Business services
• Computer rental
• Concierge desk
• Concierge services
• Conference Room(s)
• Currency Exchange
• Elevator/lift
• Event catering
• Exhibit space
• Express Check-in
• Express check-out
• Floor butler
• Full-service health spa
• Hair salon
• Health club
• Parking garage
• Room service (24 hours)
• Secretarial services

• Security guard
• Shoe shine
• Shopping on site
• Spa services on site
• Spa tub
• Steam room
• Suitable for children
• Translation services
• Wedding services
• 24-hour front desk
• Breakfast available (surcharge)
• Complimentary newspapers in lobby
• Doorman/doorwoman
• Internet access in public areas - high speed
• Limo or Town Car service available
• Meeting rooms (small groups)
• Multilingual staff
• Porter/bellhop
• Tour assistance

Nearby points of interest

• Hamarikyu Garden 100 metres
• Tsukiji Fish Market 1.5 kilometres (1 mile)
• Odaiba district 5 kilometres (3 miles)
• Tokyo DisneySea 10 kilometres (0.5 miles)

• Ginza (shopping district) 500 metres
• Tokyo Tower 4 kilometres (2.5 miles)
• Tokyo Disneyland 10 kilometres (0.5 miles)

Author tip

Once your business day is done, decompress with a walk through Hama-Rikyu Garden. Though surrounded by highrises, this garden dates from the Edo period and is arguably Tokyo's best. Take a walk beside Tokyo Bay and consider hopping onto a Sumida River cruise from here, disembarking in Asakusa for a look at Senso-ji and a taste of old-town Tokyo.

Curious fact

Shiodome was where Japanese railways began, with the first services between here and Yokohama launched in 1872. The Old Shimbashi Station Railway History Exhibition Hall (tel 03-3572-1872) is nearby, located beside the Shiodome City Center Building. It has a small but colourful collection of displays on railway history in Japan, with some text and audiovisual materials in English.

How to get there

• Haneda Airport is served by the Keihin Kyuko Railway and the Tokyo Monorail. The nearest station to the hotel is Shimbashi, on the Keihin Kyuko and JR Yamanote lines. Taxis are available from the airport, but are expensive. The easiest and best way to get around Tokyo is on the extensive rail and underground network. Fares start at 130 JPY, and pre-paid Metro cards are available for 1,000 JPY. The trains are generally very crowded during rush hour.
  Driving directions: Follow Kanto highway from Haneda to Tokyo. Exit the highway, following signs to Shimbashi or Shiodome.