Fairmont Tokyo – A Favorite for Families in Tokyo

Fairmont Tokyo occupies levels 35 through 43 of the Blue Front Shibaura South Tower. Each room offers city, bay, or landmark views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Some rooms provide direct sightlines to both Tokyo Tower and Mount Fuji on clear days.

The hotel has an indoor 20-meter swimming pool and an outdoor relaxation pool with a sundeck. Guests can use a hot tub, cold plunge, dry sauna, and a traditional Japanese bath in the changing rooms. The Fairmont Spa offers treatments using Kerstin Florian and locally sourced products, including a 120-minute Legacy treatment that combines massage and sound therapy.

On-site dining includes Japanese, Mediterranean, international, and barbecue grill cuisines. A buffet breakfast is available, and the hotel serves brunch, lunch, and dinner. The Driftwood bar and the Off Record speakeasy listening bar both offer city views and curated drink menus.

The hotel provides family rooms and children's sizing for pajamas. Interconnecting rooms are available for families of up to six people. The hotel's Chief Happiness Officer, Serene the Labrador Retriever, is present at specified times for guests to meet.

A 24-hour front desk and concierge service assist with planning and transport. The hotel offers private parking with valet service. Multilingual staff speak English and Japanese, and the property is within a 10-minute walk of Hamamatsucho Station and Takeshiba Terminal.

Pool: Indoor 20m pool and outdoor relaxation pool with Tokyo Tower view

Views: Rooms on floors 35-43 with Tokyo Tower, bay, and Mount Fuji sights

Dining: Driftwood bar, Off Record speakeasy, and Japanese-Mediterranean restaurants

Wellness: Fairmont Spa, sauna, cold plunge, and traditional Japanese bath

Family: Interconnecting rooms, children's pajamas, and a Labrador greeter dog

Parking: On-site private parking with valet service