Imperial Hotel Tokyo (931) - Japan’s State Guesthouse

Legendary security, a 1,900 m² Peacock Ballroom with built-in simultaneous interpretation booths, and press/VIP back-of-house corridors make the Imperial the default choice for G-summits and royal visits. Nine hundred rooms ensure even large delegations stay under one roof while Imperial staff—renowned for “service as an art-form”—handle protocol flawlessly.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s design spirit still lingers in the atrium, where a noh-stage-inspired ceiling meets Art-Deco pillars. Dining ranges from the storied French “Les Saisons” to heritage sushi by Nadaman. Decades of hosting emperors, presidents and Nobel laureates give events an aura of gravitas that participants will long remember.