Update: A 2010 version is here.
The 2009 Tokyo Michelin Guide has hotel ratings. I am a little surprised that the Imperial, Strings and Cerulean Tower are in the 4th group, ranked pretty far down the list. I think the Okura is exactly where it should be, the top of the second group and I believe that the Imperial and Cerulean Tower should also be in that group. If you are a fan of Tokyo like me, I urge you to buy this book. It has great reviews of very fine restaurants in it. The hotel entries are a bonus in the back of the book.
5 red stars
- Mandarin Oriental
- Ritz-Carlton
- Four Seasons Chinzanso
- Peninsula
- Conrad
- Grand Hyatt
- Park Hyatt
- Four Seasons Marunouchi
5 black stars
- Okura
- Seiyo Ginza
4 red stars
- Westin
- New Otani (The Main)
4 black stars
- Prince Park Tower
- Nikko
- Intercontinental Tokyo Bay
- Imperial
- Grand Pacific Le Daiba
- Hilton
- Cerulean Tower
- Strings
- Royal Park
- ANA Intercontinental
3 red stars
- Marunouchi
3 black stars
- Keio Plaza
- Agnes
- Meguro Gajoen
- Mitsui Garden Ginza
- Hyatt Regency
- Royal Park Shiodome Tower
- Century Southern Tower
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#1 by Anonymous on June 6th, 2009
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I agree that the MO should be at the top of the heap. Other than the slightly inconvenient location, it is a really nice hotel, although it is international and cosmopolitan in ambience and does not distinguish itself as being Japanese when you’re there.