The Tokyo Station Hotel opened in Tokyo Station in 1915 as a European-style hotel. Its imposing architecture and state-of-the-art facilities for the period attracted visitors from far and wide. The Hotel temporarily closed in 2006 to accommodate the preservation and restoration of the entire Tokyo Station Marunouchi Building. Meticulously refurbished when the hotel reopened in 2012, after a complete remodeling that took nearly six and a half years. The 150 guestrooms and suites deftly balance the refined elegance of classic European décor with modern comfort and technology, while charmingly retaining the vestige of the station building’s rich heritage and significance. With unique accommodations such as bi-level maisonettes, guestrooms positioned along the Cupola domes of Tokyo Station and the palatial Imperial Suite to choose from, in addition to ten restaurants and bars, fitness and spa facilities, and the state-of-art meeting rooms, business and leisure guests can be assured of an unforgettable stay at The Tokyo Station Hotel. The Tokyo Station building has been officially designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan, and is the one of hotels located inside the national heritage in Japan. Strategically situated in an ideal, in fact unrivalled location, thanks to its proximity to Japan’s busiest railway station in terms of train arrivals and departures, the Hotel allows convenient travel not only around the Tokyo metropolitan area but throughout the country.