The Gate Hotel Tokyo

With six different room and suite types accommodating a maximum of three guests, The Gate Hotel Tokyo is perfect for couples and small families. Each room is stunningly decorated with dark tones and a splash of colour, as well as large windows that allow guests to look over the Tokyo cityscape. The highest quality facilities and amenities are available in each accommodation type, with a Nespresso machine and spacious bathrooms for guest comfort.

The Anchor Tokyo Restaurant offers all day dining with a touch of elegance. Open from 6:30am until 11pm, guests can enjoy all three meals of the day at the Anchor Tokyo Restaurant. Mainly focussing on western cuisine, the restaurant uses the best quality ingredients to formulate delicious dishes. With seating available on the open-air terrace, diners can enjoy stunning views of the Tokyo skyline.

The Lobby Lounge, located on the fourth floor of the The Gate Hotel Tokyo, truly offers the wow-factor. With large, open windows guests can enjoy the beautiful views of Tokyo whilst relaxing with a drink in hand. Elect for open-air terrace seating to enjoy the sounds of the hustle and bustle of the Japanese capital.

This exclusive restaurant offers only 6 seats around the counter. Watch in amazement as your food is perfectly cooked before your eyes. With a range of dishes available, including wagyu beef and seafood, the food enthusiasts amongst guests must visit this exclusive counter.

Guests can easily access some of the most famous sights of Tokyo from the hotel. These include Hibiya Park, The Imperial Palace and Tokyo Tower. Experience some of the most beautiful views in the surrounding parks and gardens, and visit the shopping districts of Tokyo for some retail therapy. With so many places that can be accessed from the hotel, there is nothing short to explore or discover.

Within 10 minutes walking distance from The Gate Hotel Tokyo are a host of theatres and a museum for tourists to attend. Whether you’re searching for an Opera concert, a classical musical such as Les Miserables or a traditional Japanese production, the local theatre’s have something for everyone. The Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum exhibits modern art that is altered three times a year, allowing for new artists to be discovered with each season.