Tokyo Luxury Hotels - Best 5-Star Hotels & Itinerary

This practical plan for Tokyo luxury hotels in April avoids tourist choke points and front‑loads the best photo windows.

Mornings are crisp; afternoons suit slow garden walks under blossom canopies.

Expect balanced days, timely snacks, and seamless rail connections.

We’ll keep detours in pocket: a café with wagashi flair and a calm shrine when crowds swell.

You’ll start at 11:00 with michelin-starred sushi lunch in Ginza, Tokyo.

Booking: Reserve 1–3 months ahead; prepayment common.

Tip: Weekday lunches easier to book than dinners.

Midday brings at 15:00 with private art and architecture tour in Roppongi / Omotesando.

Booking: Arrange guide via hotel concierge.

Tip: Mid-afternoon is calm at most galleries.

Later at 19:30 with sky bar cocktails with city views in Shinjuku / Otemachi.

Booking: Smart casual dress code; reserve window seats.

Tip: Arrive before sunset for the best views.

Wear broken‑in walking shoes to avoid blisters.

Carry a refillable water bottle; convenience stores will keep you topped up.

Tokyo all year rewards flexible timing.

Mornings are crisp; afternoons suit slow garden walks under blossom canopies.

Sakura forecasts swing by a week—our timing cushions for early or late bloom.

We bias mornings for light and evenings for cooler air, leaving middays for food and transit.

Wear broken‑in walking shoes to avoid blisters.

Carry a refillable water bottle; convenience stores will keep you topped up.

Tokyo bookings vary by venue and week.

Weekend slots sell out—book 2–3 weeks ahead.

Reserve marquee meals 2–4 weeks out and observation decks 3–7 days out; allow buffers for weather.

Wear broken‑in walking shoes to avoid blisters.

Carry a refillable water bottle; convenience stores will keep you topped up.