Hakuho-kan
1 Chome-1 Shirokanedai, Minato City, Tokyo, Japan
Hakuho-kan is a banquet hall located in Tokyo’s Minato City at 1 Chome-1 Shirokanedai. Serving customers…
Wedding Venue
6-chōme-6-2 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo
Hilton Tokyo Wedding is a dedicated wedding venue located in the Nishishinjuku area of Shinjuku City. The venue serves customers throughout Tokyo, supporting couples and planners with their special day arrangements. Open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, the team is available consistently throughout the week to discuss your event needs and vision.
The venue works with clients seeking a professional setting for their wedding celebration, with a focus on reliability and quality service. Their experienced staff is committed to clear communication throughout the planning process, ensuring details are handled thoughtfully.
For more information about available spaces, packages, and availability, you can contact them at +81 3-3344-5111 or visit http://hiltonwedding.jp/tokyo/. A practical option when comparing wedding venues in the Tokyo area.
Best For: Formal wedding ceremonies and receptions, couples seeking international hotel standards, Tokyo-based destination weddings, corporate wedding packages with multi-day guest accommodations
Estimated Budget Range: ¥2,000,000–¥5,000,000+ (approximately $13,500–$34,000 USD) depending on guest count, season, and package selections. Pricing requires direct inquiry as it varies significantly by date and service level.
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Things to clarify before booking:
Hotel-based wedding venues in Tokyo typically require 12–18 months advance booking for premium dates (April–May, September–October). However, Hilton Tokyo Wedding's daily availability and dedicated wedding team may offer some flexibility for closer dates during off-peak periods. Contact them directly to discuss your timeline—they may have cancellations or weekend slots available on shorter notice.
Hotel venues like Hilton Tokyo Wedding offer built-in catering, accommodation for out-of-town guests, and established technical infrastructure, making them ideal for international attendees or multi-day celebrations. Standalone wedding halls often provide more customization and competitive per-head pricing. Hotel venues typically charge higher base fees but simplify logistics significantly.
Yes—Nishishinjuku is highly accessible via the JR Shinjuku Station (approximately 10 minutes walk) and multiple subway lines. This makes it convenient for local Tokyo guests and international visitors flying into major hubs. Parking may be limited; advise guests to use public transit or confirm parking options when booking.
Inquire whether the venue offers multiple menu tiers, dietary accommodation (halal, vegan, vegetarian), and whether you can bring in external caterers. Most Tokyo hotel venues require in-house catering but may negotiate pricing based on guest count and date. Ask for sample menus and tasting opportunities before committing.
Request itemized quotes including ceremony space, reception room, basic catering per person, service charges, and taxes. Many Tokyo venues quote base fees plus per-head catering costs differently—getting written quotes from 3–4 venues allows accurate comparison. Ask specifically about off-peak date discounts, as midweek or winter weddings often offer 10–20% savings.
Cancellation and rescheduling policies vary significantly by booking terms and how close your date is. Contact Hilton Tokyo Wedding directly to request their cancellation terms—most luxury hotel venues have tiered refund policies (typically no refund within 60–90 days of your event). Get this in writing before signing any contract.
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