Club Rooms

Club Rooms fit naturally within the large-scale design of ANA InterContinental Tokyo. The hotel stands in Ark Hills, in Minato, a practical base for moving around Tokyo efficiently. Opened in 1986, the building rises to 133 metres. That detail matters. It says something clear about the address: this is a hotel built for a dense, active, vertical capital.

Choosing this room type also means choosing a stay supported by infrastructure that is already in place. The hotel brings together 801 rooms and suites, with the smooth rhythm of a major international address. Downstairs, 13 restaurants, bars, and lounges make evenings easier and remove the usual end-of-day decisions. Room service runs 24 hours a day. For a stay in Tokyo, Club Rooms make sense within a solid, central, well-run setting inside a 5-star hotel distinguished as Palace by Atout France.