Tokyo Baycourt Club

Tokyo Baycourt Club (東京ベイコート倶楽部ホテル&スパリゾート) is a hotel and spa resort brand located in the Ariake district of Koto ward, Tokyo, Japan. The brand is associated with a 100.5-metre-high tower built between 2005 and 2008, which contains a 26-storey hotel with a total floor area of approximately 63,074 square metres. The building is noted as one of the few arch-shaped skyscrapers in Japan, giving the property a distinctive silhouette on the Tokyo Bay waterfront. The architectural design was carried out by the Japanese firm KKS (Kankō Kikaku Sekkei), which specialises in hotel design, together with the American architecture practice Wimberly Allison Tong & Goo (WATG). The property operates as a hotel and spa resort, marketed under the Tokyo Baycourt Club name, and maintains an official website at baycourtclub.jp. The surrounding Ariake area continues to develop. According to the official website, a roughly 52-metre-high Tokyo Dream Park has been constructed immediately to the north-east of the property (at 3-1-9 Ariake, Koto ward), with completion scheduled for December 2025 and opening planned for March 2026. This reflects the ongoing urban transformation of the Tokyo Bay waterfront zone in which the club is situated. As a hospitality brand, Tokyo Baycourt Club serves guests seeking hotel accommodation and spa facilities in the Tokyo Bay area. The brand's identity is closely tied to its landmark arch-shaped building, which is recognised among Tokyo's skyscrapers.

Tokyo Baycourt Club is a hotel and spa resort brand located in the Ariake area of Koto ward, Tokyo, Japan. Its associated building was constructed between 2005 and 2008, according to the architect, and stands 100.5 metres tall. The tower contains a 26-storey hotel with a total floor area of 63,074 square metres. It is described as one of the few arch-shaped skyscrapers in Japan. The architectural design was a collaboration between the Japanese firm KKS (Kankō Kikaku Sekkei), which specialises in hotel design, and the American practice Wimberly Allison Tong & Goo (WATG). The property operates as a hotel and spa resort under the Tokyo Baycourt Club name and maintains an official website at baycourtclub.jp. The surrounding Ariake district has continued to develop. The official website notes that a roughly 52-metre-high Tokyo Dream Park has been built immediately to the north-east of the property, at 3-1-9 Ariake, Koto ward, with completion in December 2025 and opening in March 2026. This ongoing development reflects the broader transformation of the Tokyo Bay waterfront area.

• 2026

  Tokyo Dream Park is scheduled to open in March.

• 2025

  Tokyo Dream Park, a roughly 52-metre-high development immediately north-east of the property, is scheduled for completion in December.

• 2008

  Construction of the building is completed.

• 2005

  Construction of the Tokyo Baycourt Club building begins.

Hotel and spa resort brand associated with a landmark arch-shaped tower on the Tokyo Bay waterfront.

• Tokyo Baycourt Club Hotel & Spa Resort

  A 26-storey hotel and spa resort within a 100.5-metre arch-shaped tower in Ariake, Tokyo.

1. 1TOKYO BAYCOURT CLUB - 東京ベイコート倶楽部baycourtclub.jp
2. 2Tokyo Baycourt Club - Wikidatawikidata.org
3. 3Tokyo Baycourt Club - Wikipedia (French)fr.wikipedia.org