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Property Amenities
Hung with crystal chandeliers to reflect the hotel's old-Europe theme, the grand ballroom and banquet room can hold up to 500 event attendees. Two lobby-area computers offer high-speed Internet access, and basic business services are available at reception. Weddings can be held in a traditional Japanese shrine or Western-style chapel.
A marble-floored two-story atrium is dominated by a ceiling-high mural flanked with velvet drapes and depicting an old-Europe garden scene. A sunken lobby lounge has clustered seating and is complemented by an additional 11 restaurants/bars, most of which are on the hotel's second story. Guests can also get a quick bite from a French-style bakery, which offers hotel-made treats and gifts. Other conveniences include a barber/beauty shop, florist, and wedding salon.
The Dai-ichi's annex building, just across the street, holds an adults-only fitness studio and swimming facilities, which include an 18-meter lap pool and a large spa tub. Surcharges apply.
Self parking: JPY1,000 (US$5–$10) per 24-hour period. Two-story underground, secure garage.
Fees do not include tax and are subject to change without prior notice.
Business services: Basic business services, such as faxing and photocopying, can be arranged at reception. Express-delivery and postal services are also available. Surcharges apply for all.
Internet access: High-speed Internet access is available at two lobby-area computers (one English, one Japanese) at a rate of JPY500 (US$5) per 30 minutes. Fee(s) subject to change without notice.
Conference/function room(s): Hung with crystal chandeliers, the pillarless grand ballroom can hold up to 500 event attendees. A smaller banquet room has inverted dome-style crystal chandeliers and can accommodate 350. Both have sound and interpretation equipment. Four different function rooms can be booked for smaller meetings/events. A Japanese-style shrine and Western-style wedding chapel are also available.
Rooms
Dai-ichi Hotel Tokyo has 277 guestrooms on 11 floors, all located above level nine in order to provide city views. Carrying the hotel's old-Europe décor theme, all guestrooms have a pastel color scheme complemented by dark wood armoires, desks, and upholstered Queen Anne-style chairs. Marble bathrooms have separate tubs and showers and include bathrobes, slippers, second phone lines, hair dryers, and scales. All guestrooms have complimentary high-speed Internet access (surcharges). VCRs, humidifiers, and air cleaners are available upon request.
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Dining
L'etoile - Buffet restaurant for lunch and dinner. Serves international cuisine amid a gardenlike atmosphere generated by pastel color scheme, garden mural, light-colored furnishings, and gazebo-like buffet stations. Also serves afternoon tea.
Ichizushi - Sushi restaurant open for lunch and dinner. Serves Edo-style sushi, noted for its use of fresh, raw fish.
Enchanté - Fine-dining French restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dark wood furnishings, gilt-edged mirrors, and richly colored Victorian-style wall coverings and drapes establish a formal atmosphere complemented by classical music.
Trax - Italian-style café and bar. Open for lunch and late-afternoon/evening cocktails. Modern, casual atmosphere. Buffet lunch menu includes homemade sandwiches; cocktails and appetizers are offered for pre-dinner dining and late-night snacks.
Lounge 21 - Offers views of Tokyo Bay and a large range of drinks from around the world.
Ittetsu - Traditional teppanyaki restaurant: meats, seafood, and vegetables are cooked tableside on grills. Offers set lunch and à la carte dinner. Features city views.
Rogairo - Shanghai-style cuisine for à la carte and set lunch, and set dinner. Entrance is flanked by two imposing marble lion statues.
Mita - Traditional Japanese restaurant serves seasonal specialties. Open for set lunch and dinner.
Tokai-Tei - Specializes in Shabu-shabu (beef hot pot), a dish similar to sukiyaki. Private tatami dining rooms available.
Iseshiro - Serves yakitori (grilled chicken speared on sticks) for lunch and dinner. Casual setting.
Kazan - Japanese restaurant for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Private rooms also available.
Lobby Lounge - Lounge with clustered seating in a sunken portion of the atrium lobby, with ceiling-high garden mural as backdrop.
La Cabine - Brasserie located in the annex building. Casual French restaurant and bar illuminated by natural light from wall of windows facing the sunken garden. Polished woods, metal accents, and porthole-like vents lend a subtle nautical theme to the décor.
Rue Des Briques - French-style bakery offers hotel-made pastries, candies, and gifts.
Recreation
The Dai-ichi annex houses a fitness centre and swimming facilities for guests 18 and older. It iincludes an indoor pool, spa tub, sauna, aromatherapy room, fitness studio, and locker rooms. The 18-meter three-lane pool is suitable for lap and casual swimming and is complemented by a large spa tub and sauna. In addition to at least 15 treadmills and other cardiovascular machines, the fitness centre offers free-weights and a variety of fitness classes. Surcharges apply for use of all facilities; surcharges are discounted for hotel guests. Fitness and swimwear, including shoes, bathrobes, and goggles, can be rented at the fitness-center desk.
Respite from a busy day can be had with a jog or stroll through the 41-acre Hibiya Park. Approximately five blocks from the hotel, it was the city's first Western-style park and features 200 different varieties of trees, plus flowering bushes. Or, guests can venture a bit farther for a turn through the East Garden of the Imperial Palace, 1.5 km (1 mile) from the hotel.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
The closest major airports to Dai-Ichi Hotel - Tokyo are:
Tokyo (HND-Haneda) - 13.5 km / 8.4 mi
Tokyo (NRT-Narita Intl.) - 58.1 km / 36.1 mi
The preferred airport for Dai-Ichi Hotel - Tokyo is Tokyo (NRT-Narita Intl.).
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometre.
