The Strings Hotel
Tokyo, Honshu, Japan

Guests can keep fit in the fitness room, which also offers amazing views of the city. A steam room is also available, as well as towels and training gear on request.
The C.H.A.T.S Business centre has everything you need to help make your business trip successful and is open 24 hours a day.
The hotel also boasts 24-hours room service, parking space for guests, as well as complimentary internet connection in all rooms.

Located on the top six levels of the building, the guest rooms of The Hotel Strings all offer sweeping views of the capital, combined with refined luxury and comfort.
Designed to offer a quiet retreat in the heart of this bustling metropolis, each room has been designed with comfort and relaxation in mind, with a mix of contemporary style, state-of-the-art amenities, warmth and tranquility. These rooms truly are a home away from home to the discerning business or leisure traveller.
The guest rooms comprise Moderate Single, Deluxe and Premier rooms which all feature broadband internet connections, cable TV with over 30 channels and complimentary use of the Business centre and fitness room. While the Club rooms, comprising Club Deluxe, Premier, Grande, the Suite and the Peak Suite, make up 59 of the guests rooms specifically dedicated to luxury, with awe-inspiring views of the Rainbow bridge. All Club rooms boast the same features as Moderate rooms, as well as CD/MD player, complimentary drinks from the private bar and luxury bath amenities. Club guests can also enjoy a selection of morning and evening newspapers delivered to their room as well as early check-in when available.

Exquisite dining from both East and West is available at the hotel’s two restaurant, China Shadow and The Dining.
The China Shadow is the hotel’s Chinese restaurant, with a panoramic view of Tokyo Bay and culinary offerings that will compete for your attention. With world-class chefs in the kitchen, China Shadow combines and brings forth the best of Cantonese cuisine and tastes from Beijing, Shanghai and Szechuan. The restaurant’s design is in line with the hotel’s original approach and completes a unique feast for your eyes and mouth.
Fusing Mediterranean and Asian flavours, The Dining offers dishes based on L’Oasis, a two-Michelin-starred restaurant in the south of France. The restaurant is surrounded by water, bathed in sunlight during the day, and glows in the reflection of candlelight at night.

The C.H.A.T.S Business centre is open 24 hours a day and available to all hotel guests, with dedicated work stations and broadband internet. Printing and binding is also available for an additional charge.
The Colossus conference and meeting facility provides the discerning business traveller with the perfect venue for a meeting or conference with its design inspired by a Manhattan private club, and features a lounge and bar area as well as a banquet room.

As the capital of Japan, Tokyo offers a wealth of attractions for visitors. Discover the wonders of this ancient land's historically rich past and the sights of the present days.
Amongst the sights worth seeing are the Imperial Palace and its Imperial East Garden, the Idemitsu Museum, the Ota Memorial Museum, the Tokyo National Museum and the do-Tokyo Museum, all of which offer visitors insights into different sides of Japanese and Asian art and culture, from Zen to modern art.
Alternatively you can take a trip to Ueno, famous for the spring cherry blossoms, and which boasts a park complete with a zoo, museums, art galleries, a temple and a shrine. Meanwhile, the Meiji Shrine is also worth a visit, featuring over 20,000 trees that were donated from all over Japan. Once there you can visit the Iris Garden and the Treasure House.
Away from the museums and shrines you can wander the Tsukiji Fish Market where you'll enjoy the freshest sushi and witness lively fish auctions.
If it's shopping you're after, a must stop is Ginza, Japan's most famous shopping district, with its long-established and prestigious department stores and shops. The district is filled with side streets and fringed by large and small specialty shops, restaurants and coffee shops, as well as exclusive bars and nightclubs. Or take a stroll down Omotesando, a wide boulevard set in a modern section of Tokyo and fringed by restaurants, coffee shops, small boutiques and specialty shops. Alternatively head to Aoyama Fashionable, a sophisticated uptown section of Tokyo featuring trendy boutiques, such as Comme des Garcons, Issey Miyake, Yohji Yamamoto, Emporio Armani and Sonia Rykiel.
And when the shopping's out of the way you can head to Roppongi, the international entertainment quarter. As the party town of Tokyo, Roppongi offers many nightclubs and is best enjoyed in the evening. For those who are interested in records, the WAVE shop is a must stop.
Lastly you can stroll down to Harumi-dori Avenue which leads from the Ginza district to the Kabukiza Theater where you can enjoy traditional Japanese stage arts such as Kabuki and Noh.