Amenities
- Indoor Infinity Pool20 Meters · 35th Floor
- Outdoor Relaxation Pool
- Spa & Saunas
- 24-Hour Fitness Center
- Hotel BicyclesRental Service
- Restaurants & Bars
- Concierge Service
- Dog-Friendly Stay PlansDesignated Rooms
Our Stay at Fairmont Tokyo
Fairmont Tokyo gave us plenty of reasons to spend time at the hotel: a spacious Bay View King room, exceptionally attentive service, a pool above the city and bicycles for exploring outside. Then there was Serene, the resident Labrador, making a very persuasive case for another stop in the lobby.
The hotel sits above Shibaura, near Hamamatsucho Station, with Tokyo Bay on one side and the city skyline on the other. It is a good choice for a Tokyo hotel stay where the room and facilities are part of the trip. We recommend leaving some space in your itinerary to enjoy the hotel facilities!
Fairmont Tokyo’s main lobby, with warm lighting and skyline views.
Where We Stayed — Fairmont Bay View King
We stayed in the Fairmont Bay View King, a 52-square-meter room with a king bed and a broad window overlooking the bay. The sofa and small table by the window gave us a separate place to sit, with plenty of space around the bed. Warm wood, soft lighting and the blue of the water made the room feel calm.
The window-side seating in our Bay View King room.
The room came with a Nespresso machine, tea service, a Marshall Bluetooth speaker and a large smart TV. There were also robes, slippers and a hand steamer. The bathroom had a double vanity, a separate shower and a bathtub, with Le Labo Rose 31 toiletries and a Dyson hair dryer.
Two basins and plenty of counter space in the bathroom.
A separate bathtub with a wooden tray, perfect for a relaxing glass of wine while you soak.
Choose the view carefully when booking. Our room faced Tokyo Bay. Fairmont also offers Tokyo Tower view categories, so select the room description that matches the outlook you want. The official Bay View King listing ↗ sets out the current room specifications. Fairmont Gold is a separate room and service offering with its own benefits; a Bay View King booking does not automatically include Gold lounge access.
The Small Details
We kept noticing the smaller touches around the room: the Japanese teapot and cups, the neatly arranged amenities and the slippers embroidered with Fairmont’s monogram. Even the “Privacy Please” hanger was a green tassel with gold lettering. The care put into these everyday items made the room feel thoughtfully finished.
The Japanese tea set in our room.
Grooming kits and toiletries neatly arranged in the bathroom drawer.
Fairmont’s monogrammed slippers.
A tasseled “Privacy Please” hanger.
Service and Pillow Requests
The attentive service was one of the highlights of our stay, and the pillow menu offered another way to get comfortable. The menu ranges from buckwheat to anti-snoring pillows, so you can choose the filling and firmness you find most comfortable.
Ask the concierge for the pillow menu and let them know your preferred filling or firmness.
Our welcome spread was set out by the window, with fruit and sweets arranged on the table. It was an inviting place to settle in and enjoy the bay view.
Our welcome spread beside the bay-view window.
Swimming Above Tokyo
The main pool is a 20-meter indoor infinity pool on the 35th floor, with tall windows looking across the city toward Tokyo Tower. There is also an outdoor relaxation pool and a terrace. Together, they make the wellness floor a highlight of the hotel.
The indoor pool, with Tokyo Tower beyond the windows.
The separate outdoor relaxation pool and terrace.
Pack a swimsuit and allow time for a swim between outings. Pool access is for registered guests. Children under four are not permitted, and children aged four to 15 need adult supervision. Check the current wellness hours and access rules ↗ before your stay, especially if the pool is a deciding factor.
90-Minute Momihogushi Massage Experience
We booked the 90-minute Momihogushi massage at Fairmont Spa, and the whole experience left us deeply relaxed. The surroundings looked beautiful and smelled lovely, while the massage and tea service made it feel as though all five senses had been looked after.
Our treatment included a private bathroom where we could get ready, shower and relax. Having that space to ourselves was a welcome part of the experience, with time to settle in around the treatment.
We came away wanting to check into Fairmont and stay put for a while, and that feeling applied to the hotel as a whole. Between the room, pools and spa, it was a very relaxing place to recharge at the end of a long trip.
Fitness and Saunas
The wellness facilities also include saunas and a 24-hour fitness center with Technogym equipment. Large windows bring the skyline into the gym, so even a treadmill session comes with a city view.
Cardio equipment beside the gym’s skyline windows.
Reserve spa treatments separately and confirm the current menu and availability with the hotel. Spa and fitness facilities are for guests aged 16 and older. Explore Fairmont Spa and wellness facilities ↗
Exploring by Bicycle
We used the hotel’s cream-colored bicycles to get outside and explore. They have front baskets and Fairmont branding, and they offer a fun change of pace from trains and taxis. After spending time high above Tokyo, it was good to see the streets at bicycle speed.
Fairmont’s bicycles, ready for an outing.
Out exploring on a hotel bicycle.
Ask the hotel about current bicycle availability, rental conditions and charges. Staff can also help suggest a route for the amount of time you have with a convenient Google Map. We would plan a relaxed ride around the surrounding area rather than squeeze it between tightly timed reservations.
Meet Serene, the Resident Labrador
Serene is Fairmont Tokyo’s black Labrador and official Chief Happiness Officer. We met her during our stay, wearing a floral shirt and looking very at home. The hotel has plenty of impressive design, but a friendly dog is a difficult act to follow.
Serene, Fairmont Tokyo’s resident Labrador.
Small Serene souvenirs with Fairmont monograms.
She is part of the hotel’s welcome, though a sighting is not something to schedule your day around. Fairmont also offers designated pet-friendly stay plans. If you are traveling with your own dog, check the eligible room, size limits and booking conditions directly with the hotel.
Breakfast at Fairmont Tokyo
Breakfast offered Japanese and Western choices. Our photos show a Japanese breakfast with grilled fish, rice, miso soup and egg, along with a pastry selection that made a second look at the buffet rather easy.
Grilled fish, rice, miso soup and egg at breakfast.
Pastries and doughnuts among the breakfast choices.
Check whether breakfast is included in your chosen rate. The hotel also has several restaurants and bars, so there are dining options beyond breakfast if you want to make an evening of the stay.
Stay at Fairmont Tokyo
Compare Fairmont Tokyo rooms and rates, including Tokyo Bay and Tokyo Tower view categories.
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Nearby Stations
Select a stop to explore walking routes around Fairmont Tokyo.
1-1-1 Shibaura, Minato-ku
Tokyo 105-0023, Japan
- Yurikamome Line
- JR Yamanote Line
- JR Keihin-Tohoku Line
- Tokyo Monorail
- Toei Asakusa Line
- Toei Oedo Line
West Exit · Useful for the Yurikamome waterfront route.
Airport Arrival
Choose your terminal and arrival time in Google Maps. Haneda connects to Hamamatsucho by Tokyo Monorail.
Approximate Google Maps walking times, checked October 2026. Routes and station exits can change the estimate. For the South Exit shortcut from Hamamatsucho, follow GREEN WALK; the hotel lists a shorter six-minute walk. Fairmont’s official access guide ↗