Marriott Bonvoy’s Four Points Flex by Sheraton is making a bold move in Japan’s capital, announcing the opening of three new hotels in Tokyo by the end of 2025. With these additions, the brand will bring its Japan portfolio to 16 properties, underlining its rapid growth and appeal to travelers who want comfort, convenience, and a sense of place at an accessible price point.
Launched in 2024, Four Points Flex by Sheraton is Marriott’s fresh take on the midscale category—streamlined yet stylish, practical yet locally inspired. Every property delivers what modern travelers value most: clean, well-designed rooms, free high-speed Wi-Fi, and complimentary local breakfasts, alongside a design approach that subtly reflects its neighborhood character. The result is a smart and efficient stay, consistent around the world but always with a touch of local personality.
3 New Hotels in the Heart of Tokyo
Four Points Flex by Sheraton Tokyo Higashi Kanda
- Opening 22 August 2025
The 78-room hotel enjoys a central location just a three-minute walk from Bakurocho Station. Guests will find Akihabara’s Electric Town, the anime culture hub, within walking distance. Meanwhile, major attractions including the Imperial Palace, Tokyo Station, Ueno Park, and Asakusa are easily accessible. A compact, connected base for exploring the city.
Four Points Flex by Sheraton Tokyo Ueno
- Opening 14 October 2025
This 199-room hotel is set steps from Ueno Station, with direct access to Narita and Haneda airports. Guests can stroll through Ueno Park, visit world-class museums, or shop at the lively Ameyoko Market. Iconic sites such as Asakusa Temple and Tokyo Skytree are also within easy reach, making it ideal for both leisure and business travelers.
Four Points Flex by Sheraton Tokyo Shibuya West
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- Opening 1 December 2025
With 92 rooms, this property will anchor itself in one of Tokyo’s most energetic neighborhoods. Just minutes from Shibuya Station, the hotel places guests close to the iconic Scramble Crossing, the Hachiko Statue, and Yoyogi Park. With seamless airport connections, it promises to be a go-to stay for visitors eager to experience Tokyo’s creative pulse.
A Brand on the Rise
As one of Marriott International’s newest midscale brands, Four Points Flex has quickly gained momentum across Asia. Its Tokyo expansion seeks to provide essential comforts, local flavor, and global consistency—all at an approachable price point. For travelers, it means more ways to experience Tokyo with ease and authenticity.
(Images from Marriott Bonvoy)
