Tokyo, Japan
Rooms & Suites
The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo Rooms & Suites
Accommodations at The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo comprise 247 rooms and suites styled by Frank Nicholson in warm timber boiserie with floor-to-ceiling glass on floors 47-53, featuring Mount Fuji and Tokyo Tower views, plush king beds, and marble bathrooms with deep soaking bathtubs, TV mirrors, and custom Diptyque amenities.
3 categories on the live list
Before you book a room
- All 247 rooms occupy floors 47 to 53 with Frank Nicholson design and marble bathrooms.
- Club Level rooms include access to the private 53rd-floor lounge with five daily food presentations.
Category 1
Deluxe King Room with Mount Fuji & Tokyo Tower Glass
A sleek Nicholson room featuring timber boiserie, skyline glass, king bed, and marble bath with tub.
Category 2
Four Seasons Executive One-Bedroom Tower Suite
Spacious suite featuring separate living salon, Tokyo Tower view, king bed, and luxury marble bath.
Category 3
The Tokyo Master Presidential Sky Palace Compound
The pinnacle luxury residence featuring 2 bedrooms, private dining salon, kitchen, and dedicated host.
The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo rooms FAQ
- How many rooms does The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo have?
- The luxury skyscraper palace features 247 rooms and executive suites starting at 52 m².
- What floors do rooms occupy?
- All guest rooms and suites occupy floors 47 through 53 with panoramic skyline vistas.
- What is The Tokyo Master Presidential Sky Palace Compound?
- It is a 307 m² luxury suite with private dining salon, kitchen, and dedicated host.
- What room categories exist?
- Categories include Deluxe Tower (52 m²), Tower Suites (100 m²), and Presidential Compounds (307 m²).
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated September 2026