Tokyo, Japan, is a city that’s filled to the brim with amazing sights to see on a large and small scale. When you arrive here, you would feel that a whole 24 hours in Tokyo is way too less a time for touring, considering the city is full of historical sites and museums to delight you and if you are a connoisseur of good food, you may indulge in the myriad culinary delights at some of the city’s globally known restaurants. And, with that in mind, there’s one arena where Tokyo is becoming a leader – themed hotels. These hospitality properties are a staple in the nation and these 10 places are where folks who visit Tokyo and even city natives like to unwind in style. Keep reading for the top themed hotels in Tokyo, Japan.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on April 25, 2025.
1. TRUNK (from USD 726)
Delicious and beautifully presented breakfast, with a great selection of healthy options and kickass cocktails at Trunk bar.
Reasonable pricing for prime location in Shibuya, Tokyo.
Conveniently situated near Shibuya and Harajuku, surrounded by cool Cat Street and lush, leafy gardens.
Stylish and functional rooms, trendy bar, and cafe with healthy minibar offerings.
Wood is the focal point here at the TRUNK hotel, which is situated in Shibuya and less than a kilometer from the train station. This hotel with an in-room balcony is a charming structure, where the natural allure of wood is used to a great extent, from the flooring to the furnishings. Even the record players in some of the guest rooms are made from high-quality wood. Guests who stay here will enjoy rooms that have their own soundproofing, free wireless internet access and a shared garden with a neatly manicured tree, squarely planted in the middle.
2. Park Hotel Tokyo (from USD 120)
Just 1.4 kilometers away from the iconic Tokyo Tower and seen in many films is the Park Hotel Tokyo, which is located in the heart of the city. It’s a short distance from Shinbashi Station, as well as Shiodome Station. The hotel is also not too far from other local attractions, such as the notable Tsukiji Fish Market, which is 1.6 kilometers (1 mile) away.
The Park Hotel is a luxurious hospitality space, with seven restaurants on-site, as well as a business center and in-room massage service for those who desire it. This boutique hotel also boasts a nice amount of amenities which include THANN products, which are well-known natural bathroom essentials with premier and natural components.
3. Tokyo Station Hotel (from USD 627)
The Tokyo Station Hotel is one of the city’s more popular hospitality properties and it’s located right next to the transportation hub’s southeastern exit. The design theme is distinctly European in a classic sense, with its exterior resembling a palatial structure one could find in a city like Vienna or Frankfurt. The guest rooms also have this design sensibility, right down to the continental-styled fixtures found in each suite.
The Tokyo Station Hotel also has a breakfast buffet, featuring European and Japanese dishes, and guests can indulge in the spa on the premises, as well as the fitness center.
4. Henn na Hotel Maihama Tokyo Bay (from USD 249)
For those who are aiming to take in the joyous experience of Tokyo Disneyland, the Henn na Hotel Maihama is an ideal place to stay. Situated not too far from the Kyudo River, the hotel is about 1.4 kilometers (0.9 miles) from Tokyo Disneyland as well as 2.3 kilometers (1.4 miles) from Tokyo DisneySea. The guest rooms are tranquil and guests who stay here will be treated to a good amount of amenities that include free wireless internet access.
But the main appeal of the hotel is…the dinosaurs. Yes, the prehistoric creatures are a fixture here, from the statues in the lobby and at the reception to the dino-egg clocks in some of the guest suites and even dino-themed desserts in the restaurant. So, don’t be too alarmed by the velociraptor greeting you as you walk in.
Henn na Hotel Maihama Tokyo Bay This is a Proud Certified property where you can be extra sure of a welcoming stay.
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5. Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo (from USD 455)
Located in the skyscraper area of the Shinjuku neighborhood is the Keio Plaza Hotel. This hotel is a short walk away from the Shinjuku train station and right by all the prime stores that attract many to the district. The guest rooms are outfitted with many modern amenities to provide excellent comfort and there are premier suites with one of Japan’s most beloved characters, Hello Kitty, as the focus. Indeed, those suites have the famous Sanrio character all over the walls, as well as furniture styled after her, on some of the accessories and even on the toiletries.
Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo This is a Proud Certified property where you can be extra sure of a welcoming stay.
6. Hotel Gracery Shinjuku (from USD 162)
The Hotel Gracery is an ultra-modern hotel property that’s right in the Shibuya district and within a brief walking distance from the train stations serving the area. The guest rooms are done up in natural color schemes and the bathrooms attached to each are separate with a shower and bathtub. Guests who stay here will appreciate the sleek design and the unique touches throughout, such as a multi-lingual concierge service and wall safes. One also can’t miss the replica Godzilla head jutting out from the hotel’s exterior.
7. Shinjuku Granbell Hotel (from USD 235)
Unique and compelling design concepts are what is in play at the Shinkuju Granbell Hotel. The hotel, which is nestled in the Kabuki-Cho area, offers a variety of guest rooms with design layouts that take their influence from post-modern artistic ideas and modern color schemes that exude warmth. There’s an opulent rooftop bar and a nice array of amenities for guests, which include the latest in flat-screen TVs.
8. Kangaroo Hotel (from USD 17)
Minimal and hip is the dominant theme at the Kangaroo Hotel. The hotel is located in the Taito area, which is ideal for those who want to fully interact with the cultural wonders that Tokyo has to offer. There’s free wireless internet access, as well as internet kiosks on-site, and the other amenities that are available to guests include bicycles that can be rented for sojourns around town.
9. First Cabin Akasaka (from USD 56)
Good food available at the cafe, close proximity to cafes, restaurants, and a coffee shop within the same building.
Affordable pricing with good value for money, including amenities like pyjamas, towels, and toiletries.
Convenient location near Akasaka and Akasaka Mitsuke stations, close to shrines, Harry Potter attractions, and fancy malls, with plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby.
Clean and well-maintained facilities, spacious capsules, availability of toiletries, and good WiFi connection.
This hotel is located in the Minato business district of Tokyo, so the hustle and bustle of the crowds is slightly less around here. First Cabin Akasaka is only a minutes’ walk from the Akasaka subway station and it’s also not too far from Suntory Hall and Hie Garden. The hotel is a sleek environment with earth tones as a dominant color scheme in the decor. Those staying here will be treated to capsule-style accommodation that gives guests a good deal of room.
As you plan to book the theme hotel of your dreams in Tokyo...
Visiting Tokyo is akin to entering a wonderland composed of highlights that are architectural, historical and cultural. It’s only natural that this sense of wonder is applied and accentuated in a dynamic fashion through the anime-themed hotels in Tokyo, Japan. Any of the hotels on this list are bound to heighten the joy of your visit and perhaps the themes in each will give you another bright perspective on one of the world’s best cities.
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