Tokyo's hospitality scene is undergoing a remarkable evolution—not just through exciting new hotel openings, but also via headline-making renovations and restorations of some of the city's most iconic properties. From the vibrant heart of Shinjuku to the tranquil elegance of Shirokanedai, five properties are unveiling extensive transformations that promise to redefine luxury and sophistication. These updates reflect Tokyo's unique ability to blend timeless charm with cutting-edge innovation. Discover exciting changes that have and will be unveiled in the city where old meets new.

ANA InterContinental Tokyo: "Icon Reborn"

In February 2025, ANA InterContinental Tokyo completed a 15-month renovation, introducing 801 revitalised rooms and new dining and social concepts. Redesigned guestrooms blend Japanese craftsmanship with modern elegance, inspired by origami and the idea of "unfolding Tokyo." Dining and social area highlights include the elevated MIXX Bar & Lounge, the two-floor Club InterContinental Lounge with city views, and refreshed venues like Genever Lobby Bar, Cascade Cafe, and Atrium Lounge—each showcasing Japan's rich traditions. This transformation marks the beginning of the next chapter in the property's over 35-year legacy, further cementing InterContinental's reputation as a leader of luxury hospitality. More information:​ ANA InterContinental Tokyo official press release

Sheraton Miyako Hotel Tokyo: A Peaceful Oasis Reimagined

Sheraton Miyako Hotel Tokyo concluded its renovation in March 2025, enhancing its Premium Floor Midori with 42 reimagined. The design theme of "green," evokes images of sunlight filtering through the trees and waterscapes of a garden, using soft colours and lantern-style lighting. This peaceful oasis in Shirokanedai offers a tranquil retreat from the city's hustle and bustle. ​ More information and to see the new rooms (Japanese only) Sheraton Miyako Tokyo website 

Hyatt Regency Tokyo: Embracing Modernity

Scheduled for completion by June 30, 2025, Hyatt Regency Tokyo is undergoing its most extensive transformation in 44 years. Located in the heart of the Nishi-Shinjuku business district, the hotel is infusing a sense of modernity and contemporary style into the majority of its 712 guestrooms and many of its expansive public spaces. Whilst the lobby area will be updated the renowned spectacular chandeliers approximately 115,000 Swarovski® crystals will remain. The redesign takes inspiration from the essence of Shinjuku, blending urban energy with serene elements. ​ Hyatt Regency Tokyo press release

Park Hyatt Tokyo: A Visionary Renewal

Park Hyatt Tokyo, renowned for its understated luxury, is set to reopen in October 2025 after a comprehensive 17-month restoration. The extensive works will refresh the hotel's public spaces, event areas, restaurants and bars, while upgrading its infrastructure and improving guest comfort. Park Hyatt Tokyo will reduce its rooms and suites from 177 to 171, adding a new suite category. The iconic New York Grill & Bar on the 52nd floor and Japanese restaurant Kozue will be restored to their original designs. Commissioned to lead the transformation, Paris-based design studio Jouin Manku aims to enhance the hotel's timeless elegance while introducing innovative design elements. ​ More information: Park Hyatt Tokyo website

Imperial Hotel Tokyo: A Legacy in the Making

The Imperial Hotel Tokyo is undergoing a significant transformation, with the Tokyo Cross Park Vision development project slated for completion by 2036. While the hotel remains open during this period, guests can look forward to experiencing the evolution of this historic landmark. The Main Building continues to offer its renowned hospitality, providing a glimpse into the future of luxury accommodations. More information: Imperial Hotel Tokyo website

These renovations underscore Tokyo's dedication to providing exceptional experiences for both international visitors and local residents. As each hotel unveils its new identity, guests are invited to explore the enhanced offerings and immerse themselves in the evolving landscape of Tokyo's luxury hospitality.​

For more information on these transformations and to plan your stay, please visit the respective hotel websites.

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