• The ANA Holiday Inn Tokyo Bay, located in Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo, will open on April 24, 2025.
• The hotel features 132 rooms and amenities such as a Library Lounge and various banquet rooms.

ANA Holiday Inn Tokyo Bay, a new establishment in Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo, will commence operations on April 24, 2025. The hotel aims to offer a unique travel experience that allows guests to be themselves, catering to a variety of travel styles, including sightseeing, business, and short weekend stays.

Strategically located in the Shinagawa/Tennozu area, where the city converges with the sea, the hotel is easily accessible from domestic and international locations. The ANA Holiday Inn Tokyo Bay is the latest addition to the portfolio of Holiday Inn, a key brand under IHG Hotels & Resorts.

The hotel comprises 132 guest rooms, each designed to cater to the different needs of its guests. Whether for relaxation, work, or a break from the daily grind, the hotel aims to accommodate each guest’s present needs and preferences.

The guest rooms on the 23rd to 27th floors offer expansive views, with the Bay View Rooms overlooking the Rainbow Bridge, and the Canal View Rooms offering a vista of city highways and waterways. The rooms, blending natural colors with soft lighting, feature spacious beds and functional workspaces, thus marrying comfort with practicality.

The hotel also houses a Library Lounge on the first floor, designed to pique intellectual curiosity with a wide selection of books and comics in Japanese, English, and Chinese. The lounge serves a mixed Japanese-Western breakfast buffet in the morning, transforms into a casual café during the day, and provides an ideal environment for remote work and online meetings with outlets and free Wi-Fi.

In addition to the lounge, the hotel offers five banquet rooms on the 3rd, 28th, and 29th floors. These rooms, suitable for corporate events and private parties, range from the sophisticated and elegant Golden Palm to the Crystal Cove on the top floor, which offers a panoramic view of Tokyo Bay.