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The legendary Imperial Hotel's top-floor lounge is the work of British designer Julian Reed and gives off an air of understated luxury. Head up at night, take a seat by the counter at the very back of the room, and enjoy the majestic views.
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Transport Hibiya Station (Hibiya, Chiyoda, Mita lines)
Telephone 03 3539 8186
Open 11.30am-12midnight
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