Park Hotel Tokyo
Good to know before you go
- Getting there
- Shiodome Station · 1 min walk (Toei Ōedo Line, Yurikamome)
- Hours
- Check-in from 15:00, check-out by 11:00
- Admission
- Free for 25F Atrium gallery; room rates vary for hotel stay
- Best time to go
- Evening, when projection mapping is displayed on the atrium wall and west-facing windows frame Tokyo Tower at dusk
Hours can change on holidays — check the official site before travelling.
Location
Japan, 〒105-7227 Tokyo, Minato City, Higashishinbashi, 1-chōme−7−１ 汐留メディアタワー フロント 25FHigashishinbashi, Tokyo
About
Occupying the upper floors of the Shiodome Media Tower, Park Hotel Tokyo is a striking design hotel where lodging meets contemporary art. Famous for its 'Artist Rooms' hand-painted directly by local creators, the hotel doubles as a vertical gallery with stunning views of Tokyo Tower and Mt. Fuji. Expect a visually inspiring stay complete with high-end dining, a chic cocktail bar, and an aesthetic that celebrates modern Japanese culture.
What Japanese guides note
Park Hotel Tokyo occupies the 25th through 34th floors of the triangular Shiodome Media Tower, sharing the building with Kyodo News headquarters. Guests can access the property completely sheltered from weather using underground concourses from Shiodome Station exits 7 and 8 or JR Shimbashi Station's Shiodome underground gate. Although public visitors may freely enter the 25th-floor atrium gallery, the upper corridor galleries and the 25th-floor lounge are restricted to staying guests.
Details from local sources
- The hotel occupies floors 25 to 34 of Shiodome Media Tower, while floors 1 to 23 house the headquarters of Kyodo News. [source]
- Non-staying visitors can visit the 25th-floor atrium free of charge to view seasonal art exhibitions. [source]
- Artwork exhibited in the public atrium carries price tags and can be purchased on-site or through the hotel online platform. [source]
- The building features a 10-story open atrium extending from the 25th floor up to the 34th floor beneath a glass ceiling. [source]
- The complex directly connects to Toei Oedo Line Shiodome Station through underground exits 7 and 8. [source]
- Floors 1 to 3 of Shiodome Media Tower host News Art, a free permanent gallery featuring historical press photography from Kyodo News. [source]
Insider Tip
Request an 'Artist Room' on the 31st floor to sleep inside a unique, one-of-a-kind painting created by a local Japanese artist.
Frequently asked
Can non-guests view the art exhibitions inside the hotel?
Yes. The 25th-floor atrium hosts rotating exhibitions under the ART colours program that are open to the general public free of charge, typically from 11:00 to 20:00. However, access to the Corridor Galleries on floors 26 through 34 and the lounge is restricted to staying guests.
How do you reach the hotel from JR Shimbashi Station without going outside?
From JR Shimbashi Station, proceed out the Shiodome Underground Gate on basement level B1F and follow the signposted underground pedestrian walkway. The route leads directly into Shiodome Media Tower in about seven minutes, allowing sheltered access to the 25th-floor lobby elevators.
Can the artwork displayed in the lobby and corridors be purchased?
Yes. Most original works and sculptures displayed in the 25th-floor atrium carry explicit price cards and can be purchased on-site. In addition, original creations, prints, and merchandise made by the creators of the Artist Rooms are sold through the hotel's designated online shop.
Can you choose a specific Artist Room theme when booking?
Room assignment depends on the booking method. While select direct packages allow guests to choose among unoccupied painted rooms upon arrival or select specific themes in advance, standard reservations generally allocate a room based on availability at check-in across the hotel's designated creator rooms.
What is located on the lower floors of Shiodome Media Tower?
Floors 1 through 23 serve as the headquarters of Japan's Kyodo News agency. Floors 1 through 3 house News Art, a free public space where visitors can view photojournalism archives, historical news machinery, and rotational documentary photo exhibits without tickets.
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