Explore Tokyo From Our Hotel

For more information, please call +81-3-3423-8000 or email the Guest Relations Team at rc.tyorz.guest.relations@ritzcarlton.com.

Activities are arranged upon request and subject to availability. Reservation can be made until 3 days prior to the preferred date.

An extraordinary in-room experience that highlights Japanese culture, The Ritz Kids Night Safari embraces the creative spirit and thirst for new adventures. An exciting, memorable experience awaits!

Upon arrival to the lobby reception, children can ‘check-in’ to the property at a dedicated Ritz Kids counter, giving the little guests a unique warm welcome experience. After entering the room, children will discover a kids tent, floor mat, pajamas, and curated camping amenities. A ‘Home Planetarium,’ by Japanese-based Sega, also included in the tent, will enable guests to stargaze and learn about Japanese constellations from one of the highest hotel rooms in Tokyo.

Following this urban adventure, an explorer certificate with a photo will be given to the children for completing their journey. A selection of exclusive items is also offered for the family to bring home as memorable souvenirs including lion backpack, stationary, slippers, and origami creations, designed exclusively for The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo.

The Ritz Kids® Night Safari program at The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo is available for young guests aged four to eight years old.

*Advanced reservation is required for Ritz Kids® Night Safari experience.

A variety of services and age appropriate items are available for babies up to age 1. Please contact Rooms Reservation for arrangement prior to the arrival. Applicable fees may apply.

Both Japanese and Western kids' favorites are available all day for in-room dining. And children under the age of 12 are invited, with parents, to Kids Afternoon Tea at The Lobby Lounge. A specially prepared menu of kid-friendly fare is offered along with traditional Heavenly Tea for the parents.

Explore in the hotel for a stamp rally around 5 significant sites and win prizes. The prizes would be a package of Japanese traditional paper called “Origami”. Enjoy the Japanese art of paper folding to create a simple piece of paper to a sophisticated art form like a crane or a famous cartoon character.