1. William Furniss
  2. William Furniss

The Peninsula Tokyo

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  • Hibiya
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Time Out says

Facing Kokyo Gaien National Garden and located near Hibiya Park, The Peninsula Tokyo is surrounded by greenery. It’s one of the largest hotels in the city, with 47 suites and 314 guest rooms decorated with a traditional Japanese touch. The suites boast not only top-grade equipment and services but also views combining the lush surrounds of the Imperial Palace with the dazzling motion of the metropolis. For all-day dining or afternoon tea, head to the Lobby restaurant, while the Hei Fung Terrace on the second floor serves up seriously luscious braised pork. Ginza's shops and the business hub of Marunouchi are right nearby, and there's a direct connection to Hibiya Station and its four major subway lines via the basement floor.

Details

Address
1-8-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo
Transport:
Hibiya Station (Chiyoda, Hibiya, Mita lines), Yurakucho Station (Yamanote line)

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Sakura Afternoon Tea at The Peninsula Tokyo

You can’t go wrong with the cherry blossom afternoon tea at The Peninsula Tokyo. Served in the hotel’s elegant lobby alongside the striking Sakura Kamon washi-paper installation and to the tunes of live music, it’s a refined way to celebrate the season. Presented on the signature birdcage stand, the set features six sweets and seven savoury bites crafted from the season’s best ingredients.  Highlights include a shio-koji marinated chicken panini with chirimen sansho mayonnaise and pressed sakura sea bream sushi, alongside sweets like hojicha layered cake and matcha strawberry treats. Freshly baked plain and sakura scones with clotted cream and preserves complete the spring experience.
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