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The Imperial Hotel opened in Hibiya in 1890 (Meiji 23) as Japan's state guesthouse, with the aspiration of providing the finest hospitality. With an unwavering spirit of hospitality that transcends time and a commitment to facing each guest with a fresh perspective every day, the Imperial Hotel will continue to welcome guests in the years to come. The Property features restaurants and bars, as well as exclusive Facilities for guests such as an indoor pool, sauna, fitness gym, and music room. Additionally, the Hotel is located in front of the lush greenery of Hibiya Park and the Outer Gardens of the Imperial Palace, and is adjacent to Ginza and Marunouchi, where guests can enjoy shopping, theater, and the business district.

Ideally located just a 1-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Ginza Station and Hibiya Station, and a 3-minute walk from JR Yurakucho Station. The lobby floor, inspired by the glamour of Ginza, features large windows that fill the open, airy space with natural light and lead to the restaurant. From the lobby terrace facing Harumi-dori Avenue, you can enjoy views of Ginza and Sukiyabashi while taking in the lively atmosphere of the city.On the top floor, we offer a hideaway-style teppanyaki restaurant and an exclusive fitness gym for guests.

"SUPER HOTEL Premier Ginza" is a Hotel with the concept of Natural, Organic, and Smart. Located in the heart of Tokyo, we deliver Onsen water directly from the Oku-Yugawara source. We offer a rare natural Onsen experience in Ginza. Relax and unwind by taking off your shoes in Ginza, where traditional and modern cultures intersect. "WELCOME BAR" At the 1F Welcome Lounge, we provide beverages, including alcoholic drinks. Guests are welcome to enjoy them freely.

Just a 1-minute walk from Higashi-Ginza Station (Tokyo Metro/Toei Subway), with Ginza and Chuo-dori close by—an exceptionally convenient location, especially as a base for sightseeing and leisure activities. Blending a calm atmosphere with the glossy elegance and brilliance of traditional Japanese aesthetics, the design features art that modernly reinterprets traditional crafts and culture throughout the Hotel, welcoming you into a space where you can feel “Edo chic” at every turn. On the 2nd floor of the Hotel, guests can enjoy a spacious large public bath reserved exclusively for staying guests, set apart from the bustle of Ginza—perfect for soothing away the day’s fatigue and refreshing yourself.