Gay Tokyo · Luxury Hotels

Situated in the heart of Tokyo’s bustling Shiodome district with unparalleled panoramic views of Tokyo Bay, Conrad Tokyo is one of the leading luxury gay-friendly hotels in the capital, renowned for its welcoming atmosphere and innovative, sophisticated sense of style. The hotel is right next to the world famous Ginza shopping district, entertainment and cultural attractions as well as being well connected to other parts of the city above Shiodome subway station, meaning it's easy to get to all of Tokyo's gay nightlife and other attractions.

Guest rooms have city or garden views of the bay and Hamarikyu Gardens, with large LCD TV's, DVD Player, double sinks, rain showers, safe. mini bar and much more. Free Wifi is also available if you are a Hilton Honors Member.

There are a host of options for dining restaurants and bars across the property serving a wide range of cuisine and drink options. It is also home to one of Tokyo’s finest spas and a dramatic sumi-e decorated 25-meter indoor swimming pool, and it is clear why Conrad Tokyo is the contemporary sanctuary for business and leisure travellers.

A consistently popular hotel on Travel Gay. Keio Plaza is located near the Shinjuku Station, and is within walking distance of gay venues like AiiRO Café, AiSOTOPE Lounge.

This modern high-rise hotel has 1,400 rooms, complete with first-class facilities including a gym, an outdoor pool and a massage spa.

The in-house Nan-En restaurant offers authentic Chinese cuisine from different regions, and the Kagari Japanese restaurant serves up some surprisingly exciting Japanese food.

Set within a beautiful Japanese landscaped garden, the New Otani Tokyo is very centrally located cated and features an outdoor pool, modern gym, sauna and about 30 restaurants.

Guest rooms are tastefully decorated and have comfortable beds, flat screen satellite TV, minibar, free WiFi. Some rooms have views of the Tokyo skyline or the gorgeous garden.

The New Otani is less than 10 minutes' walk to 5 subway lines. Popular with gay travelers, as the Shinjuku gay nightlife can be reached in about 10 minutes.

One of Tokyo's finest. Located near Roppongi nightlife district, Hotel Okura features several dining options, indoor &outdoor pools, shopping arcade, tea ceremony room and an art museum.

We really like the hotel's well-equipped gym and the spa's various relaxation programs. Guest rooms and suites feature very high-end amenities and products. Needless to say, the service is exceptional.

From the hotel, you can walk to the subway station in 5 minutes and take the train to other areas - Roppongi, Ginza, and Akasaka. Gay bars in Shinjuku Ni-chome can be reached in less than 20 minutes.

Sorano Hotel is a gay-friendly luxury resort just 30 minutes from the centre of Tokyo in Tachikawa, Japan.

The hotel is dog-friendly (permitted in dog-friendly rooms and everywhere except restaurant, bar and spa) ,has all rooms overlooking Showa Kinen Park and come in Japanese or Western styles to suit your taste. Rooms have balconies and are to a modern luxury style.

Amenities include luxury toiletries, hairdryer, 4K-TV, fridge, air-con, safe, chrome cast and USB sockets. The concierge can also rent extra equipment on request.

The Sorano Hotel spa includes a rooftop large infinity pool, hot springs facility, gym, nano- mist sauna and a range of treatments can be booked.

Breakfast can be purchased at the hotels Daichino restaurant as well as Japanese dining options for the evening including garden dining and chef's table options. Drinks are also served at the lobby lounge bar or rooftop bar to soak up the views over the pool.

Please see the official website of the Sorano Hotel for enquiries and to book direct.

 

Hoshinoya Tokyo is a luxury 5-star hotel situated in the business district of Otemachi. It is located near Tokyo Station and the Imperial Palace.

The hotel tower mimics traditional Japanese Kimono and the interior of the rooms resemble traditional Ryohan inns. The windows have sliding washi screens and the floors are made out of Japanese wood. The Hoshinoya boasts amazing features such as a spa with Japanese inspired treatments and communal Onsen baths. Each floor has a lounge, with around 6 rooms on every floor.

The highly exclusive restaurant serves French cuisine with local Japanese ingredients and food alternatives are plenty in the surrounding area. Popular gay spots include bars Kingsmen and EAGLE Tokyo, which are both under a 20-minute drive away.