“An encounter with fine cuisine and books.” A special stay experience where mind and body are set free in a tranquil urban hideaway

A “Library Hotel” in the heart of the city, alive with history and culture
Shiba Park Hotel

Located in Shiba Park, Minato, Tokyo, in a lush green setting with Tokyo Tower and Zojo-ji Temple close at hand, Shiba Park Hotel offers a hotel experience steeped in history and culture.

With the concept of a “Library Hotel that connects people, the city, and history,” the hotel features a collection of around 2,000 books. Curated under the direction of Ginza Tsutaya Books※, volumes spanning a wide range of genres—from Japanese culture to architecture, photography, and art—welcome our guests.

In our entirely non-smoking guest rooms, refined Japanese elements blend with modern design, allowing you to savor serene elegance and tranquility. Sustainability is also a priority: we provide eco-friendly amenities such as organic products made with over 90% plant- and mineral-derived ingredients, and bamboo amenities to reduce plastic.

In the Library Lounge, you can immerse yourself in reading with a cup of coffee or tea, and enjoy fine wine and beer. At the restaurant “The Dining,” a space where gourmet offerings from Chinese cuisine brands coexist with books, you can elevate your day of travel.

In addition, the hotel has been named in the U.S. Forbes magazine feature "The 10 Best Hotels in Tokyo" and is acclaimed as one of Tokyo’s leading hotels.

Top 3 Highlights

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1. A 'Library Hotel' experience with around 2,000 volumes to welcome you

Starting with the 'Library Lounge,' sophisticated bookshelves are installed throughout the hotel. We offer a wide range of books across genres such as art, architecture, history, and traditional Japanese culture, and you can freely pick them up and enjoy reading during your stay.
You can also bring them to your room and immerse yourself, enabling a special hotel experience where you encounter new knowledge and rich sensibilities.

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2. High-quality guest rooms combining comfort and design

Guest rooms featuring calm wood tones and a refined interior offer a variety of room types to suit your travel style.
Junior Suite: A special room where you can spend luxurious moments with high-quality furnishings in a spacious setting.
Deluxe King / Deluxe Twin: With generous space and comfortable amenities, suitable for a wide range of situations such as sightseeing and business.
Superior King: Combining functionality and comfort, allowing you to relax in a tranquil atmosphere.
Standard Twin / Standard Triple: With a user-friendly layout, ideal for stays from solo travelers to families and friends.
All rooms are equipped with amenities and facilities to support a comfortable stay, ensuring a pleasant time.

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3. 'The Dining': supreme dining blending Chinese, Western, and Japanese cuisines

At the in-house restaurant “The Dining,” we offer a unique and luxurious dining experience where you can enjoy three cuisines—Chinese, Western, and Japanese—in a single space. Our skilled chefs use carefully selected seasonal ingredients, allowing you to savor exquisite gastronomy with all five senses from breakfast to dinner, as well as our popular seasonally themed afternoon tea.

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Other Recommendations

f538 Excellent access to Tokyo Tower and Shiba Park: Tokyo Tower and the historic Zojoji Temple are within walking distance, making it an ideal base for sightseeing in Tokyo.
f538 International and attentive hospitality: Multilingual staff are on hand, so overseas guests can stay with peace of mind without language barriers.
f538Afternoon tea & reading experience: Enjoy a limited afternoon tea in the calm atmosphere of the Library—perfect for special occasions or an indulgent cafe time.
f538 “職人ものがたり” exhibition: With seasonal themes, we host exhibitions that introduce Japanese traditional crafts and culture alongside books, allowing you to experience Japanese aesthetics during your stay.

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BASIC INFORMATION

Name Shiba Park Hotel
(芝パークホテル)
Address 1-5-10 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo Access
Phone 03-3433-4141
Closed Days Open year-round
Parking
Paid Parking: Available(16 spaces)

There is an affiliated parking lot on basement level 1 with capacity for 16 vehicles. For overnight stays, it can be used for 24 hours from entry for 2,500 JPY (height limit: 2 m; first-come, first-served; no reservations).

Cancellation Policy If you made your reservation by calling the hotel directly, the cancellation fees are as follows:
Day before: 20% of the room charge
Same day: 80% of the room charge
If no cancellation notice is received: 100%
Rates Per room per night: approx. 20,000–60,000 yen (varies by package, room type, and season)
Payment Methods Cash・Credit Card・QR Code Payment・Electronic Money
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Official URL https://www.shibaparkhotel.com/

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Toei Mita Line "Onarimon Station": 2-minute walk from Exit A3
Toei Asakusa Line / Oedo Line "Daimon Station": 4-minute walk from Exit A6
JR / Tokyo Monorail "Hamamatsucho Station": 8-minute walk from the North Exit
Phone:03-3433-4141

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