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Two of the best hotels in the world are in Tokyo, and you can now book both with Amex points. 👀 The World's 50 Best Hotels 2026 list just dropped. The Okura Tokyo came in at No. 69, Palace Hotel Tokyo at No. 73. Both new entries. Here's exactly how it works. Amex added The Leading Hotels of the World as a transfer partner in July. The program is Leaders Club, and Membership Rewards transfer at 4:1. Every 1,000 Amex points becomes 250 Leaders Club points. Over 400 independent luxury hotels that Marriott, Hilton and Hyatt were never going to carry. ✅ The Okura Tokyo. Forbes Five-Star four years running. 8,470 Leaders Club points a night, or $677.53 cash with taxes and fees included. That's 33,880 Amex points. 2 cents per point. ✅ Palace Hotel Tokyo. Three MICHELIN Keys, the guide's highest hotel distinction, plus Forbes Five-Star for 11 straight years. 11,728 Leaders Club points a night, or $948.92 all in. That's 46,912 Amex points. 2.02 cents per point. Transfers move in 1,000 point increments, so you're sending 34,000 and 47,000. Your Platinum comes with Leaders Club Sterling status, enrollment required, and those benefits carry over to award stays. Breakfast for two, upgrade priority at arrival, early check-in and late checkout. Pricing is dynamic, so run your exact dates first. And transfers are final. Points leave Amex and they don't come back. Drop any questions in the comments and I'll answer them. Follow for more tips to supercharge your points accumulation, elevate your travel, and let's work smarter — not harder. 🚀 #PointsAndMiles #TravelHacks #Amex #Japan #LuxuryTravel
Two of the best hotels in the world are in Tokyo, and you can now book both with Amex points. 👀 The World's 50 Best Hotels 2026 list just dropped. The Okura Tokyo came in at No. 69, Palace Hotel Tokyo at No. 73. Both new entries. Here's exactly how it works. Amex added The Leading Hotels of the World as a transfer partner in July. The program is Leaders Club, and Membership Rewards transfer at 4:1. Every 1,000 Amex points becomes 250 Leaders Club points. Over 400 independent luxury hotels that Marriott, Hilton and Hyatt were never going to carry. ✅ The Okura Tokyo. Forbes Five-Star four years running. 8,470 Leaders Club points a night, or $677.53 cash with taxes and fees included. That's 33,880 Amex points. 2 cents per point. ✅ Palace Hotel Tokyo. Three MICHELIN Keys, the guide's highest hotel distinction, plus Forbes Five-Star for 11 straight years. 11,728 Leaders Club points a night, or $948.92 all in. That's 46,912 Amex points. 2.02 cents per point. Transfers move in 1,000 point increments, so you're sending 34,000 and 47,000. Your Platinum comes with Leaders Club Sterling status, enrollment required, and those benefits carry over to award stays. Breakfast for two, upgrade priority at arrival, early check-in and late checkout. Pricing is dynamic, so run your exact dates first. And transfers are final. Points leave Amex and they don't come back. Drop any questions in the comments and I'll answer them. Follow for more tips to supercharge your points accumulation, elevate your travel, and let's work smarter — not harder. 🚀 #PointsAndMiles #TravelHacks #Amex #Japan #LuxuryTravel

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