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Aman Tokyo

The Otemachi Tower, 1-5-6 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0004, Japan

Price from USD 850

“Luxury sophisticated minimalism”

How does Aman, the bar-setter for resort luxury, translate into an urban setting? Gorgeously well, as it turns out. From the top floors of Otemachi Tower, the city is captured in window frame perfection – the ancient Imperial Palace in one, the modern city skyline in another. The sleek minimalistic interiors border on stark with zero-clutter aesthetics, but are perfectly muted to let the surroundings do the talking. Best place to do the listening? During a salt soak in your private volcanic rock bathtub, obviously.

Best time to visit : All year

What we Love

What we absolutely love about the property and feel sure will dazzle you too.

There’s not many hotel lobbies we wax lyrical about – but this is one
Stunning 30m black volcanic rock-hewn indoor pool
Rooms start at a massive 71 sq. m. with fab views, and the Imperial Palace facing rooms are even better
A incredibly peaceful sanctuary of a spa

Rooms
Dining
Leisure
Location
The Insider

84 Rooms and Suites

Aman Tokyo’s Rooms and Suites are lofty urban sanctuaries drawing design inspiration from traditional Japanese residences. Blending wood, washi paper and stone with modern technology and luxurious fabrics, they offer magnificent views including the Imperial Palace Gardens and Mt Fuji on the horizon on clearer days.

Room Facilities

Wi-Fi
Safe
Personal bar
Bathroom with traditional furo soaking tub
TV with video camcorder connection
Sound system
Subtle shoji screens made of delicate washi paper

Need to Know

Check-in 15.00 / Check-out 12.00

Deluxe Room

2
71 sq. m.
King or Twin
Tokyo Skyline

Deluxe Rooms are the largest entry-level rooms in the city, offering space and privacy overlooking the Tokyo skyline.

Deluxe Palace Garden View

2
71 sq. m.
King
Imperial Palace Gardens

Located on the highest floor, non-smoking Deluxe Palace Garden View Rooms offer a premium view of the Tokyo skyline and Imperial Palace Gardens, with space and privacy.

Premier Room

2
80 sq. m.
King or Twin
East Tokyo

Facing the Tokyo skyline, the Premier Rooms include a large foyer and expansive bathroom.

Corner Suite

2
121 sq. m.
King
Tokyo Skyline

Uniquely positioned and completely private, Corner Suites have some of the finest views in the hotel.

Suite

2
141 sq. m.
King or Twin
Tokyo Skyline

Suites offer panoramic city views, a pantry, and include an expansive living room with writing desk.

Aman Suite

2
157 sq. m.
King
Imperial Palace Gardens and East Tokyo

Positioned in the northwest corner of the Otemachi Tower, Aman Suites are Aman Tokyo’s largest. Each offers a separate bedroom and a living room with dining area and pantry.

Arva

A dining experience celebrating Italy’s simple ingredients and bold flavors.

The Lounge by Aman

All-day dining, fusing natural and Japanese design elements.

The Cafe by Aman

Casual French cuisine overlooking the Otemachi Forest.

Musashi by Aman

Centered around the Hinoki counter which seats 8 guests, the space reflects the minimalist design aesthetic of Aman Tokyo.

Aman Spa Tokyo

Aman Spa Tokyo is a vast, light-filled sanctuary set high among the Tokyo skyline. A complete range of treatments, therapies and facilities draw on the Japanese principles of nature and balance. Multiple treatment rooms are available, and the signature spa journeys focus on Japanese natural ingredients and philosophies.

Swimming Pool

The 30-meter swimming pool stretches across the skyscape. Comfortable daybeds provide the ultimate perch from which to gaze onto the bustling city below.

Yoga & Pilates

The Pilates studio is equipped with Allegro Reformers and other Pilates specific apparatus and the yoga studio features professional equipment. Private classes can be arranged.

Fitness Centre

The spacious, light-filled Fitness Centre is equipped with the latest in cardiovascular and weight-training machinery from Technogym and Life Fitness. TRX and spinning bikes are also available.

Aman Tokyo

Set in the Otemachi district, Aman Tokyo is within easy reach of Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) and Narita International Airport (NRT).

The Otemachi Tower, 1-5-6 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0004, Japan

The GM's Top Recommendations

Tomoko Yagi

Regional Director, Japan and General Manager, Aman Tokyo

Tomoko Yagi has nearly two decades of experience in the luxury hospitality industry. Tomoko began her career in 2003 after having completed a bachelor’s degree in Travel Industry Management before working her way up through the ranks in several leading hospitality brands. Tomoko joined Aman in 2016 as Hotel Manager of Aman Tokyo. She was promoted to General Manager in 2017, and now holds a dual role as Aman’s Regional Director in Japan, overseeing Aman’s three properties in Japan. Tomoko was the first Japanese female General Manager of an international luxury hotel in Tokyo and is proud to dedicate her career to Aman and its philosophy of unparalleled-personal service and respecting local culture and tradition in Japan.

Yoshi-Atsu

"Chef and owner Yoshiatsu Fukushima opened this restaurant in his namsake 2016. The dishes are designed with seasonal ingredients and using Japanese original characteristics for diners to enjoy their flavors and seasons. This Japanese restaurant is highly recommended for dining out with close friends, or entertaining guests."

http://nihonryouri44a2.com

Azabu Ichigo

"This is a great place to enjoy Japanese cuisine and oden in Tokyo. Try the set menu to sample a variety of dishes."

http://www.azabu-ichigo.com

Jean-Georges Tokyo

"Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten presents his signature world-renowned cuisine to Roppongi Hills with JG Tokyo, which showcases the freshest local and seasonal seafood from Tsukiji Fish Market and the surrounding areas."

https://www.jean-georges-tokyo.jp

Bistrot Quotidien

"Bistro Quotidien is located above a French patisserie with flashy orange colored façade. Once you step inside, however, you will notice an atmosphere of quintessential bistros tucked away on backstreets, frequented by locals in Paris. Come to Bistrot Quotidien to experience fine French cuisine by Chef Ryosuke Sudo."

Hie Jinja Shrine

"Hie Shrine was designated as a First Class Government Shrine before the Second World War, and was a highly respected place of worship for the people of Tokyo."

https://www.hiejinja.net/english/index.html