Imperial Hotel Tokyo – In-Room Massage & Outcall Service

42 sqm Deluxe Rooms

The Deluxe rooms at 42 square meters provide generous space around the bed for our therapists to work. Junior Suites go to 54–64 sqm with separate living areas. The larger suites — 80 sqm, 100 sqm, up to 150 sqm — are ideal for couples massage with room to spare. Even the standard rooms are well-proportioned, with the classic hotel layout that prioritises floor space over clutter.

Hibiya Park Views

Park-side rooms look out over 40 acres of green — tree canopy, fountains, walking paths. At night, the park goes quiet while the city lights frame it from behind. It’s one of the most calming views available from any hotel room in central Tokyo. During a massage with the curtains open, the park provides a dark, natural foreground that no skyline can match for atmosphere.

Imperial Floors (14F–16F)

The three premium floors have dedicated concierge attendants, turndown service, Molton Brown amenities, complimentary drinks, and shoe shine. Guests on these floors are accustomed to a higher level of personal service — and an in-room massage fits naturally into that experience. The rooms on these floors face Hibiya Park and have SleepWorks beds designed for the deepest rest.

15–25 Min Arrival

The Hibiya location is in the heart of our coverage area. Our therapist enters through the main lobby, checks in at reception, and is directed to your floor. The hotel staff are familiar with outside service providers. From the time you message us to the knock on your door: 15 to 25 minutes.

Old Imperial Bar Afterward

After your massage, take the elevator down to the mezzanine. The Old Imperial Bar is lined with original Frank Lloyd Wright murals and terracotta. Dark wood, quiet conversation, an extensive whisky selection. Or head to Imperial Lounge Aqua, which looks out over the park. A post-massage nightcap in a room designed by one of the greatest architects in history — that’s a combination only this hotel can offer.

Deep Soaking Tubs

The bathrooms have deep soaking tubs, premium toiletries, and thick towels. Soak before the therapist arrives, put on the bathrobe, and let the massage complete the sequence. On the Imperial Floors, the amenities are by Molton Brown. The bathrooms throughout the hotel are designed for comfort rather than show — generous space, excellent water pressure, the kind of bathrobe you want to steal.

Beautiful Japanese Therapists

We hire only Japanese female therapists who excel in all three qualities: skill, hospitality, and appearance. We maintain the highest standards in both technique and service, with extensive experience at luxury hotels frequented by international guests.

Transparent Pricing

Our pricing is completely transparent. Unless you request additional services or options, there are no extra charges—ever. You can book with confidence knowing the final amount matches exactly what we quote upfront.

Verified Therapist Photos

Every therapist photo on our site shows the actual person who will visit you. The therapist you select is exactly who arrives—no exceptions. We strictly enforce this policy to eliminate any concern about misleading photos or last-minute substitutions.

🚪 How Our Therapist Arrives

She enters through the main lobby on the ground floor and checks in with reception. The hotel directs her to your room floor via the guest elevators. The Imperial Hotel staff are accustomed to receiving outside service providers with the same discretion they apply to everything else. The process is seamless and quiet.

✈️ First-Night Jet Lag Sessions

Haneda is about 45 minutes away. Message us your expected check-in time and we’ll coordinate. The Deluxe rooms at 42 sqm with deep soaking tubs are perfect for arrival night — soak in the tub, put on the robe, 90-minute massage to reset your body clock. You’ll wake up on the 12th floor with Hibiya Park outside your window and your internal clock recalibrated.

🛋️ Room Setup for Massage

Deluxe rooms at 42 sqm have the bed, a seating area, and a separate bathroom — clean, classic hotel layouts with good floor space. Junior Suites at 54–64 sqm have defined living and sleeping areas. The larger suites — 80, 100, up to 150 sqm — offer enormous space for couples sessions or extended treatments. The Imperial Hotel’s rooms are furnished for comfort rather than spectacle, which means practical working space for our therapists.

🧴 What to Prepare

Nothing. We bring everything. Soak in the deep tub first — the thick towels and bathrobes are some of the best in Tokyo. After the massage, order room service or head down to the Old Imperial Bar for whisky among Wright’s murals. If it’s a park-side room, the trees of Hibiya will be dark and still. That’s the end of the evening.

🍽️ Dinner-to-Massage Flow

Kamon for teppanyaki on the top floor. Les Saisons for French. Nadaman for kaiseki. Or walk to Ginza for dinner and come back. Message us while you’re finishing dessert. The therapist arrives before the bath cools. Eight restaurants in the building means you never need to rush back from far away — the elevator ride from dinner to your room is minutes.

💑 Couples Massage

Two therapists, same room, same time. Deluxe rooms at 42 sqm accommodate two setups. Junior Suites at 54–64 sqm with separate living areas are more comfortable. The larger suites at 80–150 sqm are ideal. Each person picks their own style and pressure. Park-facing rooms on the Imperial Floors — that’s the most popular couples booking at this hotel. Mention “couples” when you message.

Hibiya Park

Directly across from the hotel entrance. Forty acres of fountains, gardens, and tree-lined paths. A morning walk before breakfast at Parkside Diner. In spring, the cherry blossoms here are among the first in central Tokyo. It’s the hotel’s front garden, essentially.

Imperial Palace

Just north of the hotel. The East Gardens are open to the public — stone walls, moats, and Edo-era foundations. The palace run is one of the most popular jogging routes in Tokyo. A morning of history and green within walking distance of your room.

Ginza Shopping

Five minutes on foot. Department stores, luxury boutiques, Kabuki-za theatre, art galleries, Ginza Six. Hours on marble floors and packed streets. By evening, your feet and lower back are asking for help. The walk back is five minutes.

In-Hotel Dinner

Les Saisons for French. Kamon for teppanyaki on the top floor. Nadaman for kaiseki. Imperial Viking Sal for the buffet that started it all. Finish with whisky at the Old Imperial Bar among Wright’s murals. Elevator up. Message us.

Marunouchi & Kasumigaseki

The Marunouchi business district and the government quarter of Kasumigaseki are both within walking distance. Business travelers are a five-minute taxi from Tokyo Station. By evening, your neck carries the day’s meetings. The massage takes 60 to 90 minutes.

Tea Ceremony at Toko-An

The hotel’s own tea ceremony room, with tatami mats, a Japanese garden, and kimono-clad hosts. A private chanoyu experience without leaving the building. The calm of the ceremony in the afternoon, the calm of the massage in the evening — a complete arc.

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