The Conrad Tokyo is perfectly located, just a five-minute walk from the busy and exciting streets of Ginza. The hotel impresses from the moment you enter reception, located on level 28, with its breathtaking views of Tokyo Bay. With 290 modern and plush guest rooms and suites boasting minimalist Japanese design, the latest technology and panoramic views, this has to be one of Tokyo’s best. Just a few of the beautiful features of the luxurious suites are a separate entrance hall, huge bathroom, spa bath, double showers and lovely Aromatherapy Associates toiletries, spacious bedroom with black-out blinds plus a living area with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Bay.

The living room has ample sofas, comfortable study desk, a guest powder room and a huge walk-in wardrobe, enough to accommodate the luggage of a family of four. There is also a selection of tea, an espresso machine and other little surprises and gadgets that will delight. In fact, every single detail of the suites is tasteful, elegant, luxurious and welcoming.Dining choices at the Conrad are excellent with five great restaurants and lounges to choose from – Collage being the standout. At Collage, indulge in an innovative interpretation of modern fine French dining from Chef Shinya Maeda. The restaurant is on the 28th floor and floor-to-ceiling windows ensure incredible panoramas over Tokyo’s skyscrapers.

Collage opened in August 2013 and has already earned a Michelin star.  Very impressive. The heated indoor pool on the 29th floor is warm and beautiful. There is also a small but functional fitness centre where you can hire an iPod to keep you entertained while you exercise, although exploring Tokyo’s many shopping areas, parks and temples will surely be enough of a workout. Mizuki Spa is a sanctuary of peace and relaxation, spread over 1400 square metres, offering guests not only holistic body and face treatments but also unique couples’ experiences. Book the couples spa suite at sunset to enjoy a romantic treatment with your loved one and see the sun setting over glorious Tokyo Bay.