Iconic Tokyo City Tour

Ignite the senses as you take an awe-inspiring tour through Japan in limitless luxury, enjoying the eclectic mix of madcap modernity and tranquil tradition. Slip between skyscrapers, savor sake, and be stunned by samurai. Headquarter at some of the most exclusive hotels and native ryokans while enjoying unparalleled service and delectable cuisine.

Designed for discerning travelers, this itinerary showcases the very best of the Tokyo metropolis and the hidden gems of Shizuoka with its postcard-perfect view of Mount Fuji. Our carefully-handpicked hotels provide stunning views throughout your journey while you discover the authentic fish market, tea plantation, whisky distillery and rub shoulders with sumo wrestlers.

The iconic Palace Hotel is contemporary in style and in one of the most desirable locations in Tokyo. With outdoor terraces, balconies and incredible views it is a great addition to Tokyo's collection of luxury properties.

Brilliantly located close by to Tokyo Station and the Imperial Palace, Hoshinoya Tokyo is one of Tokyo's most unique hotels. Drawing inspiration from a traditional Japanese ryokan, this 17 story city hotel offers peaceful respite from the bustling city.

The 84-room Aman Tokyo is located just a hop, skip and a jump from Tokyo Station and occupies the top six floors of the Otemachi Tower. With traditional chic Aman style, you will find an urban sanctuary in the heart of buzzing Tokyo.

The Park Hyatt Tokyo is a prominent feature in Tokyo's skyline, comprising three interconnecting towers in the vibrant area of Shinjuku. Luxury accommodation and the latest in technology, style and design dominate the hotel.

Sitting atop the 45-storey Tokyo Yaesu Tower, the Bulgari Hotel brings the Italian joy of living to Japan, featuring the brand’s glamorous heritage alongside traditional Japanese craftsmanship to create a stylish urban retreat infused with quiet luxe.

A celebration of understated elegance, with sweeping views, chic minimalist décor, first-class chefs, soothing spa and spectacular sky-high terrace, the hotel provides a serene and luxurious sanctuary from the bustle of the city below.

Designed by architect Kengo Kuma and hotel guru, Ian Schrager, the Tokyo Edition is full of style and spirit. On the upper floors of a skyscraper, the jungle-like lobby, minimalist rooms, and buzzy scene, make this a popular choice.

Offering commanding views of the city and Imperial Palace Gardens, The Peninsula is an icon on the Tokyo cityscape. Luxurious comfort, sophisticated facilities and the legendary Peninsula service make this one of the most exclusive properties in Tokyo.

Park Hotel is a fantastic option in Tokyo and offers a rarity in the city of being both a design hotel and affordable in one. With a great central location and focus on art, this is a brilliant base especially for anyone that is a modern culture vulture.

There is something compelling about Tokyo. The neon lights shine bright well into the early hours, and the perpetual buzzing energy is positively infectious. Today’s tour will cover some of the most iconic, historical, and cultural sights of the city.