Shibuya Station ranks among Tokyo’s largest and busiest transport hubs, where multiple JR lines, private railways, and subway routes intersect. The area surrounding the station is home to several of Tokyo’s most iconic attractions, including the world-famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing, the Hachiko Statue, Shibuya Sky with its panoramic city views, and MIYASHITA PARK—an urban complex combining green space, shopping, and dining. The location also offers convenient access to nearby districts such as Harajuku, Omotesando, and Shinjuku.

While Shibuya has fewer luxury hotels than some other parts of Tokyo, each property has a distinctive personality, offering a wide range of experiences depending on your preferences.

Here are the three key factors we considered when selecting the hotels featured in this guide:

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 leading luxury hotels, this 41-story landmark is a favorite among international business travelers and a refined gathering place for discerning guests. Located just a 5-minute walk from JR Shibuya Station’s West Exit and served by direct airport limousine buses, it offers outstanding accessibility. Major Shibuya attractions are within a 10-minute walk, making it an ideal base for both business and leisure.

All guest rooms are located above the 19th floor, providing sweeping views of Tokyo’s glittering skyline. The interiors, blending modern design with Japanese aesthetics, create an atmosphere of calm sophistication. For an elevated experience, the Executive Floors—set 150 meters above the ground—offer personalized service, exclusive access to a private lounge, and four daily culinary presentations.

On the rooftop 40th floor, the bar Bellovisto invites guests to savor Japanese whisky and premium spirits from around the world while taking in the Shinjuku skyline. The French restaurant Coucagno serves refined Provençal cuisine crafted by an acclaimed chef, complemented by several other exceptional dining venues.

Adding to its distinct character, the hotel houses a Noh Theater beneath the building, where guests can experience one of Japan’s most traditional performing arts in an intimate setting.

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

This upscale hotel occupies the upper floors of Shibuya Mark City East, a multi-use complex directly connected to Shibuya Station. It is the only hotel in the area offering direct views of the world-famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing, with shopping and dining conveniently located on the lower floors of the same building.

Within Shibuya Mark City East, guests will also find a basement food hall featuring an array of bento boxes and local delicacies at reasonable prices, as well as an airport limousine bus terminal for seamless access to and from Tokyo’s airports. With sightseeing, shopping, dining, and transportation all under one roof, this hotel offers the ultimate in convenience for visitors to Shibuya.

Guest rooms span the 7th to 23rd floors, with the higher “Excel” floors offering enhanced views of the city’s glittering skyline. The lighting and refined interiors are thoughtfully designed to highlight the beauty of Tokyo at night, while the top-floor suites provide a truly exceptional stay.

On the 25th floor—100 meters above ground—the French restaurant A Bientôt serves authentic Provençal cuisine paired with sweeping city views. The breakfast buffet features a balanced mix of Japanese and Western dishes, including the hotel’s signature curry, sun-dried fish sourced from Izu, and dashi chazuke. Also located on the same floor, the Japanese restaurant Shunsai offers elegant kaiseki dining that showcases the precision and artistry of traditional Japanese cuisine.

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 Station via the Tokyo Metro (C2 Exit) and JR Lines (New South Exit), this hotel occupies the 4th and 9th–13th floors of the Shibuya Stream complex, a landmark redevelopment built on the site of former railway tracks.

Designed around the concept of fostering local connection and creativity, the hotel embodies Shibuya’s contemporary spirit. The 4th-floor lobby opens into a cycle café that welcomes urban commuters and visitors alike, as well as stylish restaurants where guests can enjoy fine food and drinks amid dynamic music and visual art. It serves as a lively hub for both travelers and locals to mingle and experience the area’s evolving culture.

Throughout the property, public spaces are crafted to evoke Japanese aesthetics and cultural sensibilities. The hotel also curates guided tours to “deep Shibuya” spots, offering insider experiences led by the staff themselves.

Guest rooms feature a refined vintage-modern design that blends comfort, creativity, and function. For a more indulgent stay, the limited-number Deluxe rooms—only 13 available per day—feature “view baths,” allowing guests to unwind in a deep tub while taking in panoramic views of Tokyo. These exclusive rooms are especially praised for offering an unparalleled sense of relaxation and urban luxury.

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

Cat Street, once the path of the Shibuya River flowing between Shibuya and Harajuku, has transformed into one of Shibuya’s most stylish and trendsetting backstreets. The hotel is ideally located along this fashionable thoroughfare, just a 5-minute walk from Shibuya Station.

Built around the concept of “socializing,” the property embodies a philosophy of community engagement and environmental respect. Its design reflects sustainability and diversity, creatively incorporating reclaimed materials, waste wood, and thinned timber into its modern aesthetic.

Amenities emphasize local and organic sensibilities, with a focus on Japanese-made products and items originating from Shibuya, allowing guests to experience the area’s unique culture through their stay.

Each of the 15 spacious guest rooms follows an apartment-style layout, individually designed with distinct personalities. The most luxurious option, the Terrace Suite, spans 140 square meters and includes a private terrace—perfect for entertaining guests or enjoying a bespoke meal prepared by a private chef.

Dining options include TRUNK (KUSHI), which serves Shibuya’s beloved skewered comfort food in a relaxed atmosphere, and TRUNK (KITCHEN), offering sophisticated dishes crafted from carefully selected ingredients, with thoughtful accommodations for vegan and vegetarian diners.

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 Shibuya Sakura Stage district—an ambitious redevelopment of the Sakuragaoka area—this modern high-rise hotel forms part of a large complex that also includes offices, residences, and commercial facilities. Occupying the 6th to 16th floors of the Sakura Side tower, it is just a 2-minute walk from the station via a directly connected pedestrian deck.

Guest rooms are generously sized, starting from 32 square meters and extending up to 96 square meters for suites, providing comfortable options for couples, families, and extended-stay travelers. Each room is equipped with a separate living area, fully functional kitchen, cooking appliances, washer-dryer, bathroom, and dining/workspace, creating a seamless “stay-as-you-live” experience ideal for medium- to long-term visits.

The property also features extensive amenities, including a 24-hour mini convenience store stocked with frozen meals, snacks, and beverages, a glass-walled open bar counter, an indoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and a rooftop garden terrace surrounded by lush greenery.

At the hotel’s signature restaurant, MOSS CROSS TOKYO, guests can savor refined Japanese-French fusion cuisine crafted from carefully selected ingredients. The breakfast buffet offers a luxurious start to the day, completing the experience of sophisticated urban living in the heart of 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, this hotel enjoys a prime location on the edge of Shoto—one of Tokyo’s most prestigious residential neighborhoods—offering guests the rare chance to experience both the lively energy of Shibuya and the quiet elegance of its upscale surroundings. Operated by IHG Hotels & Resorts, known for brands such as InterContinental, the property embraces the concept of “telling the story of the neighborhood,” inviting guests to connect with Shibuya’s unique personality, history, and culture through their stay.

The hotel’s creative spaces pay homage to Shibuya’s deep roots in music, fashion, and art. Guest rooms feature vinyl records curated by the hotel, which guests can play on an in-room turntable—an inspired touch that lets you enjoy the nostalgic warmth of analog sound while gazing out over the iconic Scramble Crossing and Tokyo’s glittering night skyline.

Dining options include an 11th-floor rooftop restaurant and bar offering authentic Italian cuisine and original cocktails inspired by the local scene, as well as a cozy café on the 3rd floor serving the hotel’s signature Hachiko Waffles—a playful nod to Shibuya’s beloved symbol.

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

Located just a 3-minute walk from Shibuya Station, this hotel is housed within RAYARD MIYASHITA PARK, an 18-story park-integrated shopping and entertainment complex on the north side of the station. Guest rooms begin on the 4th floor, offering sweeping views of Shibuya’s urban landscape. Its central location provides effortless access not only to Shibuya’s Scramble Crossing but also to nearby Harajuku, Omotesando, Yoyogi Park, and Meiji Jingu Shrine.

Guided by the concepts of “SMART,” “OPEN,” and “CULTURE,” the hotel delivers a modern, seamless stay experience that blends digital convenience with a relaxed, community-oriented atmosphere. Guests appreciate thoughtful touches such as a 2 PM checkout time, allowing for an unhurried departure.

Room types include upper-floor accommodations overlooking Miyashita Park and Shibuya’s vibrant streets, as well as spacious bunk rooms for groups of up to six.

The 4th-floor lobby lounge connects directly to a café and bar, creating an open and social environment where both guests and locals can freely gather. On the 5th floor, the restaurant serves refined cuisine, while the 18th-floor rooftop bar offers a stylish setting to enjoy premium drinks, curated music, and panoramic views of Tokyo’s dazzling night skyline.

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

Located just a one-minute walk from Shibuya Station (Exit B1), this hotel sits in the heart of the city while remaining slightly removed from the bustle of the main streets. Major Shibuya landmarks are within a 10-minute walk, and the location also provides easy access to Harajuku and Omotesando.

The interior is designed around the concept of an “all day place,” offering a relaxed, natural comfort that feels like an extension of daily life—a modern social hub within the city. The first-floor entrance is accented with green tiles, creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere that harmonizes with the surrounding streetscape.

There are 13 types of guest rooms, each compact yet stylish, with a focus on functionality and sustainable amenities. On the higher floors, suites include a “party” type that can host up to 15 guests, as well as home-like rooms ideal for a cozy weekend stay. Both options offer luxurious comfort paired with beautiful night views of Tokyo.

Dining options include a first-floor beer bar serving Danish craft brews and a coffee stand featuring house-roasted specialty coffee. On the second floor, guests can enjoy authentic oven-baked pizzas made with fresh cheese crafted daily from fresh milk delivered each morning from a farm in Kiyose, Tokyo.

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