Holiday Inn brand returns to Tokyo

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Holiday Inn will be returning to Tokyo in 2025, after a deal signed between IHG Hotels & Resorts and long-term partner BEST HOSPITALITY Network Inc.

An extensive rebrand

The 132-room ANA Holiday Inn Tokyo Bay will rebrand in April 2025 after an extensive renovation set to provide visitors to Japan’s capital city with an attractive, fresh option in the midscale space.

Holiday Inn has regularly evolved throughout its 73-year history and has become one of the world’s most loved, trusted and recognised hotel brands.

ANA Holiday Inn Tokyo Bay will join a strong portfolio of 10 ANA Holiday Inn open and pipeline hotels across Japan, and become part of the brand’s global footprint of 1,234 open hotels and 278 pipeline properties.

ANA Holiday Inn Tokyo Bay will be situated on the upper floors of Seafort Tower and offer stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. 

Just a 10 minute-drive from JR Shinagawa Station, and with a direct connection to Tennozu Isle Station on the Tokyo Monorail, the hotel is ideally connected to the public transport network, providing easy access to many local attractions, including restaurants, cafes and bars, as well as the high-tech entertainment hub, Odaiba Island.

IHG has five open hotels across three brands in Tokyo – ANA InterContinental Tokyo, InterContinental Tokyo Bay, The Strings by InterContinental, Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo, and Hotel Indigo Tokyo Shibuya in Japan’s capital city.

Extended growth stategy

Abhijay Sandilya, CEO IHG ANA Hotels Group Japan and Managing Director, IHG Hotels & Resorts Japan & Micronesia, said: “At IHG, we’re proud that 2025 is going to be a milestone year for Holiday Inn in Japan. We’re returning the brand to Kyoto and Tokyo, thereby providing domestic and international visitors with the chance to stay at one of the world’s most recognised hotel brands.

“In so doing, we are delighted to be extending our long-term partnership with BEST HOSPITALITY Network Inc to a new brand and a new location in Tokyo. We have worked closely together for many years to bring brand-defining hotels to the capital city and it’s wonderful to be extending our collaboration into the midscale space.

“As part of IHG’s growth strategy, we have been expanding our portfolio of brands in Japan and are excited to now have nine across the Luxury & Lifestyle, Premium and Essentials segments – with plans to add more in the future.”

Masayuki Tsukada, CEO BEST HOSPITALITY Network Inc, said: “We’ve enjoyed a long and fruitful partnership with IHG and look forward to enhancing our relationship by returning the Holiday Inn brand to Tokyo with the opening of ANA Holiday Inn Tokyo Bay later this year.

“Given Japan’s record-breaking international arrivals in 2024, it’s the perfect time to relaunch this hotel with a new brand and new positioning. ANA Holiday Inn Tokyo Bay will complement our three other IHG hotels in the city and provide a wider choice of accommodation options for domestic and international guests.”

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