Tokyo Stays

Travellers staying in central Tokyo with a medium or large dog, or with two dogs

We could not confirm dog rooms on any international OTA, so booking direct is the practical route. Whether the dog policy and booking confirmation can be handled in English, and the rules on leaving a dog in the room, are unconfirmed.

Travellers staying in central Tokyo with a dog under 15kg

The US version of Expedia shows this hotel as not accepting pets. Book the official plan that includes the dog.

Dog-owning travelers seeking the most luxurious dog-stay experience in Tokyo — The Peninsula's Dog Stay Program is for Suite bookings only, making it the premier luxury option for guests who want their dog fully pampered while staying in one of Tokyo's finest hotels.

The Dog Stay Program is strictly for Suite room categories only — standard rooms cannot accommodate dogs. Limited dogs accepted per day, so book well in advance and specify all dog details (name, breed, weight, birthday) at reservation. The ¥15,000/night dog fee is in addition to the Suite room rate, which starts at approximately ¥200,000+ per night. Dog walking in Hibiya Park and dog cage are subject to availability and advance reservation. The tattoo policy for The Peninsula Spa indoor pool is not explicitly stated on the official website — guests with tattoos who wish to use the pool should contact the hotel before arrival. All in-room bathing (private soaking tub) is unaffected by any spa policy. This property is in Tokyo (Yurakucho), not the Kansai region.

Luxury travelers with small to medium dogs (under 15kg) wanting Tokyo's finest hotel experience adjacent to Tokyo Station, with platform meet-and-greet service and a full suite of pet amenities.

The pet fee of ¥12,650/night is the highest of all pet-friendly properties in this directory. Only dogs under 15kg are accepted — large breeds (Labrador, Golden Retriever, etc.) cannot be accommodated. Pets are NOT allowed in any of the hotel's food or wellness areas (restaurants, lounges, pool, spa). Dogs must be carried or in a carrier whenever outside your room. Contact the hotel in advance (+81 3 6739 7888) to confirm dog-friendly room availability, as these are limited. This property is in Tokyo (Marunouchi), not the Kansai region.

Luxury travelers with dogs (up to 15kg) staying in central Tokyo — the Mandarin Oriental's dog program includes a cuisine menu, making it the most culinary-forward dog-friendly luxury hotel in the DB.

The spa's Heat & Water areas require tattooed guests to cover their tattoos — contact the hotel before arrival to confirm what cover method is accepted (stickers provided or bring your own). Dogs cannot be left unattended in guest rooms at any time — plan your day around your dog or arrange for pet care. The ¥12,650/night pet fee is in addition to room rates, which start at luxury pricing. Only 1 dog per room, under 15kg — larger dogs and cats are not accepted. This property is in Tokyo (Nihonbashi/Chuo-ku), not the Kansai region.

Pet owners who are tired of weight limits, breed restrictions, and pet surcharges — Kimpton Shinjuku genuinely welcomes any dog or cat at no extra cost, in a high-design luxury hotel steps from Shinjuku Station.

Pets must stay in a 1 King Essential Walk-in Shower room or above — confirm your room type accommodates pets when booking. For pets 11kg or larger, the Essential Corner King, Premium King, or Suite room types are specifically recommended — contact the hotel at enquiries_tyosj@ihg.com or +81-3-6258-1111 to confirm the best room for your pet's size. Pets cannot be left unattended in guest rooms at any time. This property is in Tokyo (Nishi-Shinjuku), not the Kansai region.

Pet owners traveling to Tokyo who want the most curated, nature-rich pet-hotel experience in the city — both dogs and cats welcome, with a private garden dog park, Sealy dog bed, and Tokyo's only 17-acre Japanese garden resort setting.

Pets are NOT permitted to walk in the historic Chinzanso Japanese garden — the rooftop dog park (40m²) and surrounding public parks (Edogawa Park, Kanda Riverwalk) serve as alternatives. The pet fee is ¥10,890/night based on the official website — BringFido shows a lower older figure of ¥7,000. The official site is authoritative; confirm fee when booking. Tattoo policy: the hotel's public baths (hot spring), YU The Spa bathing areas, and swimming pool restrict tattooed guests (strict prohibition for baths, concealment required for pool). Guests with tattoos can use their private in-room deep soaking bathtub without restriction. This property is in Tokyo (Bunkyo-ku), not the Kansai region.

Dog owners traveling to Tokyo who need a full-service luxury address in the financial and business heart of the city — with private kitchen, in-suite laundry, and dog-friendly amenities.

Pet fee for dogs is not publicly listed — confirm the fee when contacting the hotel in advance. Only rooms designated as pet-friendly can accommodate dogs — confirm which room types accept pets at time of booking. Only 1 dog per room and only dogs (no cats, exotic pets). The indoor pool requires advance reservation (max 5 guests, max 60 minutes per session). Some areas of the property have steps and inclines — guests with mobility limitations should contact the hotel to confirm accessibility for their needs. This property is in Tokyo (Marunouchi), not the Kansai region.

Travelers with tattoos who want to experience a private outdoor rotenburo in Tokyo — book the special Japanese-style room with the in-room open-air hinoki bath, and enjoy private bathing on your own balcony.

The private open-air bath room (露天風呂付き和室 / Special Room with rotenburo) is a limited room type — confirm availability well in advance and specifically book this room type. Tattooed guests who book a standard room will NOT be able to use either the communal bath (prohibited) or an in-room private bath. The communal public bath explicitly prohibits ALL tattoos with no cover option. This property is in Tokyo (Chiyoda-ku), not the Kansai region.

Travelers with tattoos who want to experience a natural hot spring in Ginza — either using cover stickers for small tattoos in the communal bath, or booking a 12th-floor room with a private semi-outdoor bath for complete privacy.

The tattoo cover sticker option for the communal bath is only practical for guests with small tattoos that can be fully covered. Guests with large, sleeve, or multiple tattoos should book a 12th-floor room with a private bath for guaranteed access. The specific sticker size provided at reception has not been officially documented for this location — confirm at check-in. No full kitchen — meals must be purchased or self-sourced from nearby convenience stores and restaurants. This property is in Tokyo (Ginza), not the Kansai region.

Travelers with tattoos who want an authentic Asakusa ryokan experience — tatami rooms, yukata, Japanese breakfast — with guaranteed private bathing in every room.

Not all rooms have a full soaking tub — some rooms have shower-only facilities. Confirm room type before booking if a bathtub is important. The tattoo policy for the 6th-floor communal hinoki cypress bath has not been formally published by the property — if using the shared bath matters to your stay, contact the ryokan directly at +81-3-3843-2345 before booking. Guests must vacate rooms between 10:00–15:00 daily for housekeeping. Note: this property is in Tokyo (Asakusa), not the Kansai region.

Travelers with tattoos seeking a private, exclusive open-air bath experience in Asakusa — the private reservable rooftop bath welcomes tattooed guests (with coverage), offering 45 minutes of solitude and stunning Skytree views.

The requirement to 'cover' tattoos during the private bath session is not further specified — contact the property before arrival to confirm what covering method is acceptable (tattoo cover stickers, bandages, wrapping). Some standard room types have shared toilet facilities (though private shower) — confirm your room type if a private toilet is important. Front desk hours are limited — contact the property in advance for check-in instructions and to reserve the private open-air bath. Baggage storage is available but charged. This property is in Tokyo (Asakusa), not the Kansai region.

Travelers with tattoos who want to experience authentic Japanese bathing culture in Tokyo — two beautiful private cypress baths reserved exclusively for your group, with no communal bath restrictions to navigate.

Private baths (OBORO and KASUMI) must be reserved in advance at the front desk — they are not guaranteed without reservation and are in high demand. Whether standard rooms (not Premier/Deluxe) include an in-room bathtub has not been confirmed — some rooms may have shower only. Confirm your room type when booking if an in-room cypress soaking bath is important. No on-site parking — hotel can direct you to nearby lots (10-minute walk). No laundry services on-site. This property is in Tokyo (Tsukiji), not the Kansai region.