Premium

The Premium room follows the clear logic of ANA InterContinental Tokyo: to provide a reliable base in a city that moves fast. The hotel stands in Ark Hills, in Tokyo’s Minato district, a well-connected part of the city that works well for business, meetings, and evenings out. Everything here is designed on the scale of a major urban hotel. Opened in 1986, the building handles that format with discipline.

Choosing this category means stepping into a property that gets the essentials right. The hotel has 801 rooms and suites, 13 restaurants, bars, and lounges, plus 24-hour room service. In practice, that changes the stay: you can sleep, work, dine, and pause without needing to leave the address. The tower rises to 133 metres, a useful detail that says a lot about the hotel’s presence in Tokyo’s skyline. The Premium room benefits from that central setting and from an operation that is already well structured. It is a practical choice for travellers who want a hotel able to absorb the pace of the capital while keeping the key services close at hand.