Hotel Room Tour and Review - Conrad Tokyo in Japan

Thursday, December 7, 2023

Hotel Room Tour and Review - Conrad Tokyo in Japan

Conrad Tokyo

As I mentioned in my previous entries, my husband and I visited Japan last year.

Because he had a Hilton Honors Diamond Status, we wanted to stay in some Hilton hotels in Japan. In 2019, we stayed in Conrad Osaka, and we really loved their luxury executive lounge, high quality fancy breakfast buffet and great fitness gym. Then, we stayed in Conrad Las Vegas in 2021. Obviously, Conrad Osaka was more luxury than Las Vegas one. In 2022, we decided to stay in Conrad Tokyo for our first time.

Conrad Tokyo

We took a taxi to Conrad Tokyo in Minato-ku from Sunshine City Prince Hotel we had stayed in Ikebukuro, Tokyo.

Conrad Tokyo

Conrad Tokyo Christmas Tree

Because it was a holiday season, there was the huge Christmas tree stood in the entrance.

Conrad Tokyo Lobby

This Christmas tree was in the next to the front desk in the lobby.

Conrad Tokyo Lobby (28th Floor)

Conrad Tokyo Lobby (28th Floor)

We were going to check in at the front desk on the 28th floor. However, because the lobby was a bit crowded at that time, the staff took us to the executive lounge on the 37th floor. If you stay in an executive room or has a Hilton Honors Diamond Status, you can check in at the executive lounge without waiting in a line.

Executive Lounge (37th Floor)

Executive Lounge (37th Floor)

We were able to check in at the executive lounge while having cups of coffee there.

Executive Lounge

We enjoyed beautiful views of Tokyo cityscape through the large windows.

The View from the 37th Floor

King Executive City Room (48 sq m/516 sq ft)

Our room was on the 36th floor. We had originally booked the least expensive room, but when we checked in at this hotel, they upgraded our room to this King Executive City Room because of Hilton Honors Diamond status.

There were adorable Conrad Duck and Conrad Bear on the bed. You can take them to your home for free. :)

Conrad Tokyo Duck and Bear

I love that this Conrad Bear has a beautiful traditional Japanese print.

JBL Horizon Clock Radio Speaker

There was the JBL bedside clock with speaker.

We could see the beautiful view of Tokyo from the windows.

The views from the 36th floor was spectacular.

The view from King Executive City Room

There was a welcome gift on the table.

Conrad Tokyo Welcome Gift

It was the puzzle chocolate with Conrad Tokyo print.

Conrad Tokyo Puzzle Chocolate

Mini Bar

There was a mini bar underneath the TV.

There was the Nespresso machine with three kinds of Nespresso coffee pods.

Nespresso Coffee Pods

Nambu Tekki Iron Teapot

There was the luxury Nambu Tekki (南部鉄器) iron teapot.

In the drawer, there were tea cups and TWG tea bags.

These chips and nuts there were very expensive.

There were mini whisky bottles.

In the mini fridge, there were soft drinks, beer, chocolate. A can of coke was 920 yen, which is seven to eight times more expensive than regular price at convenience stores.

Bathroom

The bathroom was nice and clean. There was a soaking tub next to the bedroom.

There were two fluffy bathrobes.

It had the double sink vanity.

The soap was from luxury Byredo.

Conrad mouthwash and sanitizer.

In the white boxes, there were razor, hair comb, cotton balls, cotton pads, hair accessory, dental flosses, toothbrushes, body washing towel, and bath salt.

In the blue pouch, there was a high-end hair dryer, Repronizer 4D Plus.

Repronizer Hair Dryer

Byredo

The body lotion was also from Byredo Mojave Ghost.

The shampoo, conditioner and body wash were from Byredo Mojave Ghost as well.

Byredo

Turn-down Service

　Around 5 p.m. through 8 p.m., Conrad hotel staffs prepare rooms for guests to sleep in. After coming back from the Executive Lounge Evening Cocktail, we noticed that room light was turned down and two pairs of pajama were on the bed. Two bottles of water were added to the bedside tables.

The mini table was placed near the windows, and the bucket with full of ice was placed on the table.

The view of night cityscape from the window represented Tokyo. We saw many people working in Dentsu headquarter building at late night. Many people in Japan work hard for long hours. I also used to do so when I lived in Japan.