Book the Kimpton Shinjuku with VIP Benefits

Discover the best design hotel in Tokyo. Where international influences and local culture collide in Shinjuku's famed skyscraper district, iconically Tokyo and yet constantly evolving - Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo offers a bold, fashion-forward design within a classic Art Deco package, accentuated with the occasional touch of whimsy. As luxurious as the hotel is, it keeps its edge. There's always a little something unexpected to discover, from an art venue that doubles as a wedding chapel to a second-floor terrace bar where you can sink into the scene. Just outside the front doors, you're within easy reach of walking to iconic entertainment districts, biking around Yoyogi Park, and traveling through the world's busiest railway station, which will take you anywhere you want to go - but fair warning that once you settle into Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo, you might never want to leave.

Stylish, savvy Shinjuku accommodations

Clean lines and contemporary design meet artful touches like intricate floral metal accents and bold pops of color in Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo's 151 inviting guest rooms. The beautiful blend of artisanal Japanese woodwork and modern materials makes for both an energizing and blissful place to retreat to on your trip to Tokyo.

Dining

Contemporary Design, Timeless Flavors. Luxury Dining in Tokyo. A Shinjuku Taste Evolution. You'll find a buzzing atmosphere all day long at Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo. On the 1st floor, The Jones Café | Bar is the perfect spot for a wake-me-up espresso in the morning or a craft beer in the evening. With its indie music and NYC vibe, you'll find a buzzing atmosphere all day long. At District on the 2nd floor, sit down for a leisurely lunch in the dining room, sink into the cozy chairs accompanied by appetizers on the outdoor terrace, or grab a glass of wine and linger in the lounge.

''District - A modern Tokyo brasserie'' - There's always something new at this Shinjuku Restaurant. Meet District, a modern brasserie that knows what you're in the mood for, whether it's the daily power brunch or dinner of fresh grilled seafood. Step into the sunken bar for a cocktail before lunch, or find your way to the outdoor terrace come early evening, a sophisticated spot to escape the hustle and bustle of Shinjuku. There's creative energy within the five distinct areas - one to match any occasion, reflected in the curated design details. District's vibe invites you to linger, so order a bottle of wine and settle in for as long as you'd like.

''An All-Day Tokyo Cafe and Bar'' - Slouchy NYC vibes in Tokyo - Whether you're looking for a wake-me-up espresso in the morning or a craft beer come evening, you'll find a buzzing atmosphere all day long at The Jones Café | Bar. Against a backdrop of indie music, lacquer tables reclaimed material turned art pieces, and striking neon accents, revel in this chill NYC-inspired hangout spot that easily and deliciously makes the transition from day tonight.

The Tokyo attractions worth your time

When you think of Tokyo, Shinjuku is likely to mind. It's like a city unto itself, an iconic district filled with bright lights, soaring skyscrapers, entertainment options galore, and trendy boutiques. Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo is close to all the action, including Shinjuku Central Park, Shinjuku Gyoen (famous for its cherry blossoms), Yoyogi Park, Meiji Shrine, Harajuku, and Omotesando. Take in the panoramic views from atop the Tokyo Metropolitan Building, wander the narrow alleyways of Golden Gai, ride a bike to Yoyogi Park, or marvel at the pulsating energy of Shibuya Crossing, considered to be the busiest intersection in the world - it's all within easy reach.

''Shinjuku Station''

More than 3 million people pass through Shinjuku Station every day, making it the world's busiest station. ''Kabukicho'' - This entertainment and red-light district is famous for its bright lights, pachinko parlors, and wild antics.''Yoyogi Park'' - One of Tokyo's biggest parks is filled with festive street performers, colorful gardens, a central pond, and a forest of ginkgo trees. ''Nishi-Shinjuku'' - Tokyo's first skyscraper district includes a pair of observation towers on the 45th floor of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. ''Harajuku'' - Kawaii culture and crepes are popular in playful Harajuku, the birthplace of many Japanese fashion trends over the years.