Shibuya Station is one of Tokyo’s largest train stations, with multiple JR lines, private railways, and subway lines converging. Numerous famous tourist spots are located nearby, such as the world-famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing, the Hachiko Statue, Shibuya Sky with its panoramic views over the city, and MIYASHITA PARK, which combines an urban park with shopping and dining. It is also convenient for those who want to visit Harajuku and Omotesando, as well as Shinjuku.

Although the number of luxury hotels in Shibuya is limited compared to other areas of Tokyo, each has a distinct character, and your experience will vary greatly depending on which you choose.

Here are the three key points we emphasized when it came to recommending the hotels in this selection:

We hope after reading this you will find your favorite hotel!

Indulge in Shibuya’s luxury with fine dining, breathtaking views, and traditional performing arts

One of Tokyo’s premier luxury hotels, loved by business executives around the world and beloved as a sophisticated social venue. This 41-story high-rise tower stands as a landmark of Shibuya. Just a 5-minute walk from JR Shibuya Station (West Exit) and with direct airport limousine buses, the location offers excellent convenience. Major tourist spots in Shibuya are also within a 10-minute walk.

All guest rooms above the 19th floor offer spectacular night views of Tokyo for a special stay. The refined interiors that reflect Japanese aesthetics provide the ultimate relaxation. For those seeking an even higher level of stay, we recommend the Executive Floors located 150 meters up. Guests are treated with the highest level of hospitality by dedicated staff, and the exclusive lounge provides four daily food servings.

The rooftop 40th floor bar “Bellovisto” is where you can enjoy Japanese whisky and premium liquors from around the world with views of the Shinjuku skyline, while the French restaurant “\Coucagno serves authentic Provençal cuisine prepared by the chef, along with other fine dining experiences.

Another remarkable feature is the Noh Theater located under the hotel. Here, you can experience the traditional performing art of Noh up close. for a unique Japanese cultural experience.

Directly connected to Shibuya Station! Enjoy Tokyo’s night views and fine dining right above Shibuya Scramble Crossing

This luxury hotel is located on the upper floors of Shibuya Mark City East, a commercial complex directly connected to Shibuya Station.

It is the only hotel with direct views of Shibuya Scramble Crossing, and you can also enjoy shopping in the lower floors of the building.

Inside Shibuya Mark City East is a basement food hall where you can buy Japanese bento boxes and foods at reasonable prices, as well as an airport limousine bus terminal providing travel to and from the airport. With sightseeing, shopping, dining, and transportation all in one place, it offers the greatest convenience among the hotels in Shibuya.

Guest rooms are located on the 7th to 23rd floors. For those looking for a more enhanced night view experience, the higher “Excel” floors are recommended. The lighting and elegant interiors are designed to make the city lights stand out even more beautifully. For those looking for an even more extraordinary experience, the luxurious top-floor suites are worth the price.

On the top floor 100m above, the restaurant A Bientôt serves authentic French cuisine along with stunning views. The breakfast buffet offers a well-balanced selection of both Japanese and Western dishes, including the hotel’s original curry, sun-dried fish from famous Izu restaurants, and dashi chazuke. In addition, the Japanese restaurant Shunsai on the same floor serves refined kaiseki cuisine, multi-course traditional Japanese meals, showcasing the chefs’ artisan skills.

Exceptional convenience with direct connection to the train station. Experience connecting with locals in a newly developed district on the south side of Shibuya Station

Directly connected to Shibuya Metro Subway (C2 Exit) and JR lines (New South Exit), this hotel is situated on the 4th, and 9th to 13th floors of the high-rise Shibuya Stream complex, which was constructed through the redevelopment of the former railway tracks around Shibuya Station.

Based on the concept of generating local appeal and interaction through hotel stays, it offers many opportunities to engage with Shibuya’s latest culture. The 4th-floor lobby connects to a cycle café supporting commuters who bike to work, as well as restaurants where you can enjoy fine food and drinks surrounded by stylish music and visuals, making it a hub for local interaction in Shibuya.

Public spaces in the hotel are designed for guests to experience Japanese culture. The hotel also organizes local tours of deep Shibuya spots designed by the staff.

Guest rooms feature a vintage-modern base style, balancing functionality with creative individuality and design. For those seeking even greater relaxation, the Deluxe rooms—limited to just 13 per day—are rooms with “view baths”, where you can soak in the tub while enjoying superb views of Tokyo. These rooms are highly rated for offering the ultimate luxurious relaxation experience.

A unique experience at an eco-friendly hotel with a concept of co-existing with the culture of Shibuya

Cat Street is a back street that was created after the Shibuya River, once flowing from north of Shibuya Station to Harajuku, was filled in. Now it has been reborn as a fashionable trendsetting hub in Shibuya. The hotel is located here, just 5 minutes’ walk from Shibuya Station.

Based on the concept of “socializing,” the interior emphasizes social contribution while respecting the environment, diversity, and local culture. It reconstructs spaces stylishly by reusing old materials, waste wood, and thinned wood.

Amenities place an emphasis on domestic and organic materials as well as Shibuya-origin products, showcasing localization through the hotel stay experience.

All 15 guest rooms are spacious apartment-style rooms, with each being completely different and unique in design. The largest Terrace Suite room offers 140 square meters of space plus a terrace, providing a luxurious environment that allows you to invite friends or even hire a private chef for parties.

For dining, you can enjoy Shibuya’s soul food of skewers at TRUNK (KUSHI), or enjoy refined dishes at TRUNK (KITCHEN), which uses carefully-selected ingredients and caters to diverse dietary needs, including vegan and vegetarian options.

A residential hotel where you can “stay as if living” in Shibuya’s newest district

Located on the west side of Shibuya Station in the newly developed district Shibuya Sakura Stage, born from the redevelopment of the Sakuragaoka area of Shibuya. This large-scale complex includes offices, residences, a hotel, and commercial facilities. The hotel itself occupies the 6th to 16th floors of the high-rise tower in the Sakura Side block, just 2 minutes’ walk from the station using the directly connected pedestrian deck.

Standard rooms start from a spacious 32 square meters in size, with suites up to 96 square meters, making them comfortable for couples all the way to families. All rooms come with a stylish living room, kitchen, cooking appliances, washer-dryer, bathroom, and dining/workspace, making it ideal as a residential hotel for medium- to long-term stays.

Facilities include a 24-hour mini convenience store selling frozen foods, snacks, and alcoholic beverages, open bar counter with full glass walls, indoor pool, 24-hour fitness center, and rooftop garden terrace where guests can relax among greenery.

The restaurant MOSS CROSS TOKYO specializes in modern Japanese-French cuisine with carefully-selected ingredients, you can enjoy a luxurious breakfast buffet. This hotel offers the ultimate stay where you can “stay as if living” in Shibuya.

A quiet environment despite being close to the station! A lifestyle hotel where Shibuya’s individuality and colors harmonize

Just a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station, the hotel sits on the edge of Shoto, one of Tokyo’s most exclusive residential districts. It is a popular hotel thanks to its location where you can experience both sides of Shibuya.
Operated by IHG Hotels & Resorts, which includes InterContinental, the hotel brand concept is to tell a story of the neighborhood, embodying the desire for guests to experience the individuality, history, and culture of the area through their stay.

Particularly noteworthy are the creative spaces themed around Shibuya’s music, fashion, and art. Vinyl records selected by the hotel are displayed on guestroom walls and can actually be played on a turntable. Take in an usual treat of listening to music on vinyl while reveling in the buzz of the Scramble Crossing and the beauty of Tokyo’s nightscape.

At dining venues inspired by Shibuya, you can enjoy authentic Italian cuisine and signature cocktails on the 11th-floor rooftop, and cute Hachiko Waffles at the café on the 3rd floor.

Directly connected to Miyashita Park in Shibuya. Enjoy a relaxed stay with a late 14:00 checkout time

Located a 3-minute walk from Shibuya Metro Subway Station, the hotel sits inside RAYARD MIYASHITA PARK, an 18-story park-integrated shopping complex that opened within Miyashita Park on the north side of the station.

Guest rooms are on the 4th floor and above, boasting excellent views. The hotel is set in a prime location with easy access not only to Shibuya Station and Scramble Crossing, but also to Harajuku, Omotesando, Yoyogi Park, and Meiji Jingu Shrine.

With the three concepts of “SMART,” “OPEN,” and “CULTURE,” this hotel offers smooth, comfortable stays utilizing information and communications technology, relaxing spaces, and experiences that connect you with the city and its culture. Another welcome point is the late checkout time of 14:00.

Room options include higher floors overlooking Miyashita Park and the Shibuya streets, as well as bunk rooms that can accommodate up to six guests.

Seamlessly connected to Miyashita Park, the 4th-floor lobby lounge integrates with a café & bar, forming an open space where anyone—not just guests—can freely mingle. The 5th-floor restaurant and the 18th-floor rooftop bar are open to all to spend an extraordinary and stimulating time, indulging in quality fare and music while enjoying panoramic views of Tokyo’s nightscape.

1 minute from Shibuya Station. An extraordinary stay where you feel Shibuya in a “all day place” that connects with the area

Located 1 minute fromShibuya Metro Subway Station (Exit B1), the hotel is in the heart of Shibuya yet located slightly apart from the busy streets. Major Shibuya landmarks are within a 10-minute walk, and it is also a great location to venture to Harajuku and Omotesando.

The interior design imagines an “all day place” that offers a natural comfort that is an extension of everyday life—like a social hub of the city. The 1st-floor entrance is laid with green tiles to create a warm atmosphere that blends into the cityscape.

13 types of guestrooms provide compact, stylish spaces that emphasize functionality and offer a wealth of amenities with sustainability in mind. On higher floors, suites include a party type that can host up to 15 people, and a more home-like weekend hotel stay, both allowing for a luxurious time with night views of Tokyo.

On the 1st floor is a beer bar serving Danish craft beer and a coffee stand offering in-house roasted specialty coffee. On the 2nd floor authentic oven-baked pizza is served with fresh cheese produced daily from raw milk delivered each morning from a farm in Kiyose in Tokyo.

Don't worry if the luxury hotels in Shibuya are fully booked. There are many other attractive and highly-rated hotels in the Shibuya area. Plus, Tokyo has stunning luxury hotels with beautiful night views in other areas besides Shibuya. Why not find the perfect hotel to match your travel style?

Once you've decided where to stay, why not look for popular experiences for your Tokyo trip?
Create unforgettable memories with special activities like popular theme parks, observation decks, and bus tours departing from Tokyo.