ANA InterContinental Tokyo

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1-12-33 Akasaka Minato-Ku 107 0052

Need dates

11/25/2024 – 12/31/2024

Ratings

AAA

Awards

The Award 2019 - World Travel Awards: Japan’s Leading Business Hotel 2019 - World Luxury Hotel Awards: Luxury City Hotel 2019 - Wine Spectator’s 2019 Best of Award of excellence The Award 2018 - World Luxury Hotel Awards 2018: Luxury City Hotel, Luxury Business Hotel - Global Brands Magazine Awards 2018: Most Luxurious Hotel Brand, Japan -2018 - World Luxury Restaurant Awards 2018 Japanese Restaurant Unkai: Luxury Hotel Restaurant Regional Winner / Japanese Cuisine Global Winner - Luxury Travel Awards: Luxury City Hotel of the Year – Japan The Award 2017 - World Luxury Hotel Awards 2017: Luxury City Hotel, Luxury Business Hotel - Haute Grandeur Global Hotel Awards 2017: Best Business Hotel in Japan / Best City Hotel in Japan - World Luxury Restaurant Awards 2017: Japanese Restaurant Unkai: Global Winner for Japanese Cuisine The Steahouse: Regional Winner for Luxury Steakhouse / Grill - World Travel Awards: Japan's Leading Business Hotel 2017 - International Hotel Awards 2017-2018: Best Large Hotel and Best City Hotel in Japan - Luxury Travel Guide Awards: MIXX Bar & Lounge: Bar of the Year, Tokyo – Japan - Trip Advisor: Certificate of Excellence 2017: ANA InterContinental Tokyo, The Steakhouse, Teppanyaki Akasaka, Pierre Gagnaire The Award 2016 - World Travel Awards: Japan's Leading Business Hotel 2016 - World Luxury Hotel Awards 2016: Luxury Business Hotel - The Haute Grandeur Global Hotel Awards™: "Best Business Hotel" in the continent, "Best Lifestyle Hotel" in Japan - Global Brands Award 2016 - Hotel / Spa / Resorts Awards: Most Luxurious Hotel, Japan - Trip Advisor: Certificate of Excellence 2016 ANA InterContinental Tokyo, Karin Chinese Restaurant, Unkai Japanese Restaurant, Teppanyaki Akasaka, The Champagne Bar, MIXX Bar Lounge, Pierre Gagnaire

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Amenities

Room features and guest services

Concierge services
Internet access
Laundry service
Luggage storage
Room service
View (urban)
Voicemail box

Facilities

Extended stay
Onsite catering
Onsite gift shop
Onsite restaurant
Rental car service
Wheelchair accessible

Business services

AV capabilities
Business center
Video conference
VIP services

Recreational activities

Health club
Outdoor pool
Spa or salon

Venue accessibility

Airport shuttle
Bus
Subway
Taxi
Train

Equipment

Dance floor
Loading dock
Piano
Portable heaters
Portable walls
Staging area

Distance from airport

47.41 mi. from venue

Parking

Complimentary parking
Paid parking

ANA InterContinental Tokyo Meeting Space

Total meeting space46,479 sq. ft.

Meeting rooms24

Largest room20,365 sq. ft.

Second largest room7,104 sq. ft.

Floor Plans

1FL Floor Plan

37FL Floor Plan

6FL. Meeting Room Floor Plan

B1F Floor Plan

Filters

Guest Rooms

Total guest rooms844

Single (1 bed)522

Double (2 beds)228

Suites43

Tax rate10%

Local Attractions

Edo Tokyo Museum

Museum

30 minutes away

The Edo Tokyo Musuem offers a space to reflect on the history and culture of Edo-Tokyo and envision the city and life of the future. The museum has been a landmark and popular tourist attraction in Tokyo since its opening.

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Tokyo Tower

Recreation

15 minutes away

333m radio tower is loved by most Japanese as a symbol of Tokyo. You can enjoy stunning Tokyo Metropolitan City View at the observation deck or experience the dazzling Tower at night from the surroundings.

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Kabuki Theater

Theater

15 minutes away

The Kabukiza (Kabuki Theater) is one of the best places to see kabuki, featuring plays almost every day. The building was reconstructed and reopened in April 2013. It is the most accessible theaters for foreign tourists, staging plays almost everyday and offering single-act tickets and English headsets. Single-act tickets are only available on the day at a dedicated ticket window, while regular tickets can be booked online in English.

Asakusa

Historical landmark

25 minutes away

Asakusa is the place you have to visit if it is your first time in Tokyo. Please grab hand made ''osennbei (rice cookies)", and walk to the Sensoji Temple. You can take a boat from Azuma bridge to Hamarikyu Garden. The main draw in Asakusa is the oldest Buddhist temple in Tokyo, Sensoji Temple. From the entrance of Sensoji Temple, Kaminari-mon Gate to Main Hall, there is a shopping street that you can buy some traditional goods, such as Kimono and folding fan.

Ginza

Shopping

10 minutes away

The Ginza is Tokyo's most famous upmarket shopping, dining and entertainment district, featuring numerous department stores, boutiques, art galleries, restaurants, night clubs and cafes. The glitzy Ginza has some of the most expensive real estate on the planet.

Tsukiji Fish Markets

Recreation

20 minutes away

Famous for the early morning tuna auctions and a seafood wholesale market selling over 400 types of seafood at the inner market , the outer market of Tsukiji also offers a wide variety of food related shopping from fresh food and produce to pottery, utensils and famous Japanese made chefs' knives. Some of Tokyo's freshest sushi restaurants are located here. Everthing happens fairly early and closes by mid afternoon so see Concierge for best time to visit.

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Hie Shrine

Historical landmark

10 minutes away

Take a 10-minute walk to Tokyo’s prestigious shrine, Hie Shrine, in Akasaka renowned for traditional Japanese weddings, which are celebrated on popular 'Lucky Days' in the Japanese calendar. Enter through the traditional red gate and Immerse yourself in the tranquility and calmness of this sanctuary, and for a few moments escape the busy pace of Tokyo city.

Odaiba

Shopping

25 minutes away

Odaiba is one of Tokyo's most popular shopping and entertainment district on a man made island in Tokyo Bay area. The Yurikamome monorail is a good ride. There is plenty of interesting architecture to see.

Location is everything in a busy city, and ANA InterContinental Tokyo has one of the best. In Ark Hills near Akasaka, Roppongi and Kasumigaseki, the hotel provides easy access to Tokyo Metro stations, government agencies and financial institutions. The Imperial Palace, Senso-ji Temple, Ginza shopping district and the Mori Art Museum are short distances away. We strive to accommodate the diverse needs of all our guests to ensure absolute meetings success. Our banquet rooms, each boasting a contemporary feel with Japanese esthetic sensibilities, range from 1892m2 ballroom to banquet spaces for family use.