The only Japanese hotel with both Forbes Five Stars and Michelin Three Keys has partnered with Dior on a limited, one-booking-per-day luxury experience in Tokyo.
If you’re heading to Tokyo in 2026 or early 2027, Palace Hotel Tokyo just gave you a strong reason to book a night.
The city’s most decorated hotel – the only property in Japan to hold both Forbes Travel Guide’s Five Stars and the Michelin Guide’s Three Keys – has launched “A Touch of Dior at Palace Hotel Tokyo,” an exclusive collaboration timed to the opening of the Dior Bamboo Pavilion in Daikanyama.
The Pavilion itself is worth the visit on its own. Located in one of Tokyo’s most stylish neighbourhoods, it’s a concept store built around Christian Dior’s lifelong love of Japan, featuring Jonathan Anderson’s latest collections and limited-edition pieces sold nowhere else. The gold aluminium façade, inspired by Japanese bamboo forests, is lit up at night. Outside, a botanical garden by landscape designer Seijun Nishihata adds another layer.
The stay package wraps around that experience with serious attention to detail. Guests receive a privately guided tour of the Pavilion with return transfer from the hotel, breakfast at the guest’s choice of venue, Club Lounge access, a Dior-inspired in-room floral arrangement, a welcome bottle of Champagne (Veuve Clicquot for Club rooms, Ruinart Blanc de Blancs for suites), a box of Les Bonbons Bouton de Christian Dior chocolates, and a Miss Dior cocktail at the hotel’s Lounge Bar Privé.
The food highlight: a meal at Café Dior by Anne-Sophie Pic, the world’s most Michelin-starred female chef, who has created a seasonal menu exclusively for the Pavilion.
The package runs through March 31, 2027, limited to one booking per day. Book your stay at en.palacehoteltokyo.com.
