The more pragmatic choice between the Grand and the Park. The latter is more sublime, of course, but the former is convenient to everything/wonderful dining options in house including The Oak Door.
New Starwood hotel on the 36th floor with incredible views. The staff is beyond friendly. The rooms are huge, and all operates via an ipad (lights, curtains, etc). And the bathrooms are 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
With inimitable Imperial Palace views, Aman Tokyo, the brand’s first city property, offers dramatic natural flourishes in the form of rock gardens and a stunning reception desk. Read more.
Incredible views, Japan inspired circular tubs, waterfall shower. All drinks (except alcoholic) and snacks are complimentary. Impeccable service. One of the best hotels I've stayed at to date.
A new hotel with views of the Imperial Palace. It redefines modern luxury with TVs that automatically mute when the phone rings, rain showers, nail-polish dryers and mood lighting.
Its 18 rooms are divided into four categories: Japanese modern, tatami, weekly residence and "DIY" -- the latter being custom creations of Japanese designers. Read more.
Natural light floods the atrium lobby on the top floor of this gleaming tower. We love the thoughtful details, from the washi-paper lamps to the kimono-inspired wall patterns.
A stunning hotel certainly worth staying at. Chandelier in the room, very comfortable bed, comfortable furniture and great bathroom complete with full size tub and Gilbert and soames bath products!
This is probably the nicest Four Seasons Hotel in the chain, great staff, awesome restaurant and perfect location next to Tokyo Station...
