JAPAN
13 documented places to stay for wheelchair users in Tokyo (Japan). Every record links its original source and date. Always confirm the specific room with the accommodation before booking.
Photo: hotel websiteCombined bathroom and toilet, 80 cm sliding entrance with no step, non-slip floor; bathtub with bath board; adjustable handheld shower on a vertical rail; toilet with fixed L-sh…
Source type: Official label
Source date: 2024 (feb. 2024)
View details & sources: Akihabara Washington Hotel
Photo: Wikimedia CommonsLevel-access (roll-in) shower with no tray, handheld shower with 1.4 m hose, shower chair (no fold-down seat); bathroom door 1020 mm; toilet 435 mm high
Source type: Guide with measurements
Source date: 2025 (actualizada jul. 2025; publicada 2015)
View details & sources: ANA InterContinental Tokyo (Minato)
Photo: hotel website1 twin room with verified roll-in shower
Source type: Guide with measurements
Source date: 2026
View details & sources: BELLUSTAR TOKYO (Shinjuku, Tokyu Kabukicho Tower)
Photo: Wikimedia CommonsRoll-in shower with grab bars; the shower seat provided may be low
Source type: Guide with measurements
Source date: 2026
View details & sources: Centurion Hotel Grand Akasaka (Minato)
Photo: Wikimedia CommonsShower and bathroom at floor level for wheelchair entry, shower chair, handheld shower; toilet with grab bars on both sides (one fold-down), no backrest; 90° transfer difficult
Source type: Guide with measurements
Source date: 2026 (publicada 2022, revisada mar. 2026)
View details & sources: Hoshinoya Tokyo (Chiyoda)
Photo: hotel website1 twin room with roll-in shower
Source type: Guide with measurements
Source date: 2026
View details & sources: Hotel Groove Shinjuku (Shinjuku)
Photo: Wikimedia CommonsLevel-access (roll-in) shower; toilet with grab handles and firm backrest
Source type: Guide with measurements
Source date: 2024
View details & sources: Imperial Hotel Tokyo (Chiyoda)
Photo: hotel websiteBathroom with bathtub, grab bar and non-slip mat; shower chair on loan; separate toilet with sliding door; washbasin with space for a wheelchair underneath
Source type: Official label
Source date: 2024 (feb. 2024)
View details & sources: JR East Hotel Mets Gotanda
Photo: Wikimedia CommonsLevel-access shower only in the Junior Suite; in the others, bathtub with grab bars, lightweight handheld shower and shower chair beside the bathtub; transfer board and non-slip…
Source type: Guide with measurements
Source date: 2024 (ficha 2017, revisada may. 2024)
View details & sources: Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo (Shinjuku)
Photo: hotel websiteLevel-access (roll-in) shower in several accessible twin rooms
Source type: Guide with measurements
Source date: 2026
View details & sources: MIMARU SUITES Tokyo Asakusa (Taito)
Photo: Wikimedia CommonsBathroom and toilet in the same room with sliding door; bathtub (no level-access shower); bath board, attachable bathtub grab bar, bath chair and shower chair, and non-slip mat …
Source type: Official label
Source date: 2024 (feb. 2024)
View details & sources: Royal Park Hotel (Nihonbashi, Suitengumae)
Photo: hotel websiteRoll-in shower area with drain next to the bathtub; grab bars at the bathtub and toilet (no backrest); washbasin with clear space underneath
Source type: Guide with measurements
Source date: 2026 (actualizada sept. 2026)
View details & sources: The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Shiodome (Minato)
Photo: Wikimedia CommonsLevel-access (roll-in) shower in 2 accessible deluxe twin rooms
Source type: Guide with measurements
Source date: 2026
View details & sources: The Westin Tokyo (Meguro)Companies that deliver a hoist to your accommodation. They do not count as a hotel hoist.
Accessible Japan arranges hoist (and powered wheelchair) rental with Japanese suppliers in Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and other areas; you must bring your own sling; delivery 9:00-20:00
www.accessible-japan.com ↗ (opens a new tab)“Not documented” does not mean “not available”. Pool lifts and external rentals are not counted as in-room hoists. Some sources are old: check their date.
