The hotel’s freestanding structure allows for the corner rooms to have multiple vistas in different directions across the city. The room type provides a generous sized bedroom and bathroom, luxury furniture and fittings, ample storage space and complimentary Wi-Fi and toiletries.

This popular room type provides a decent sized bedroom and bathroom, luxury furniture and fittings, ample storage space, and complimentary Wi-Fi and toiletries.

The luxurious Deluxe Suites have separate sleeping, living and dining areas all with superb views across the city.

The roomy Executive Suite is a perfect base for leisure or business visitors, comprising of spacious sleeping, living and dining areas. The room features a flat screen TV, CD and DVD players and a high quality sound system. The marble bathroom has an inbuilt TV and a rain shower with multiple spa functions.

The fitness center provides an idea place to let of some steam and boost natural endorphins. Guests may use the cardio-vascular machines, free weights and other equiptment alone or with the aid of a personal trainer or coach. There are lockers, a comfortable changing area and showers available as well as gym clothes for hire and a swimsuit dryer.

The spa offers a range of treatments inspired by Asian, Ayurvedic and western therapies to revitalize your mind, body and soul. Why not sample the Balinese or Swedish massages or an ‘Opulence oxygen infusion facial’. Each treatment begins with a Peninsula tea ceremony followed by a personal consultation and a relaxing foot ritual. The spa therapists are highly trained and use distinguished luxury products.

The large indoor swimming pool measures 65 feet and is heated to an inviting temperature. From the pool swimmers may enjoy views of the Imperial Gardens and Hibiya Park or relax in the large hydrotherapy pool or on luxury sun loungers spread out around the pool.

Dine in style at Hei Fung Terrace, where traditional Chinese opulence meets Cantonese epicureanism.

Kyoto Tsuruya is the sister restaurant to the well-known Kyoto Kaiseki restaurant awarded three Michelin stars in 2010. This stylish Japanese eatery serves traditional Kaiseki (a light meal served at a tea ceremony) in the contemporary way as a haute cuisine tasting menu.

Any meal at Peter feels like a celebration. The restaurant is decked with luxurious round tables, the finest glass and silverware and contemporary light fixtures, backed by wall-to-wall windows and a 180-degree view towards the Imperial Palace Gardens and Hibiya Park, Peter is a sublime dining venue. Expect to find prime cuts of meat, seafood, salads and home cooked dishes on the menu.

The bar serves wines, beers, spirits, cocktails and champagne as well as light snacks. On the tapas-style bar menu you will see treats such as cheese plates, Soba noodles with tempura foie gras and salt and pepper calamari. The drinks menu comprisesof popular and rare beverages as well as the national favorite sake and Korean shochu.

The Lobby serves the famous Peninsula Traditional Afternoon Tea Set- an arrangement of petite cakes, sandwiches and fresh scones with clotted cream, served alongside tea, coffee or champagne.

This attractive cafe and boutique draws attention with its glass encased cake cabinet and stacks of luxury teas, coffees and aperitif and wine bottles. The cafe is the perfect place to stop for lunch, a sweet treat or a caffeine fix. In the shop you can browse for a box of handmade chocolates or premium wine to take home.