Wedding venues in Tokyo

Aman Tokyo

Kerry Hill's 30-metre lobby, cut like a paper lantern into the top six floors of the Otemachi Tower, opened in December 2014 as the first city Aman.

84 rooms

Bulgari Hotel Tokyo

Bulgari's eighth hotel opened in April 2023 on the top six floors of Tokyo Midtown Yaesu, beside Tokyo Station, with 98 rooms by ACPV Architects.

98 rooms

Park Hyatt Tokyo

Fourteen floors at the top of Kenzo Tange's Shinjuku Park Tower, with the New York Grill on the 52nd and the pool under a glass roof on the 47th.

177 rooms

Palace Hotel Tokyo

Rebuilt from the ground up and reopened in 2012, the Japanese-owned Palace Hotel looks straight onto the Imperial Palace moat in Marunouchi.

The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo

The lobby sits on the 45th floor of Midtown Tower, and on clear winter mornings Mount Fuji stands on the horizon beyond Roppongi.

Imperial Hotel

Japan’s first great Western-style hotel, opened in 1890 opposite Hibiya Park and the Imperial Palace.

The Okura Tokyo

The 1962 lobby by Yoshiro Taniguchi, with its hexagonal lanterns and plum-blossom seating, was rebuilt piece by piece for the 2019 reopening.

508 rooms · Up to 2,000 guests

The Peninsula Tokyo

A 24-storey tower on the corner of Yurakucho that looks straight across Hibiya Park to the moat of the Imperial Palace, opened by the Kadoorie family in September 2007.

314 rooms

Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo

The lobby sits on the 38th floor of César Pelli's Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower, and the hotel occupies only the top nine storeys above the city's oldest merchant quarter.

179 rooms

Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo

A Muromachi-era pagoda and a garden planted by a Meiji prime minister in 1878 anchor Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo, Japan's first Four Seasons in 1992.