Aman Tokyo
Otemachi, Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan
Location
Otemachi, Chiyoda
The hotel sits on the top six floors of the Otemachi Tower in Chiyoda, Tokyo's financial heart, beside the Otemachi Forest and a short walk from the Imperial Palace Gardens and Ginza. The glass frames the Gardens, the Skytree and, on a clear day, Mount Fuji — a still vantage over a restless city.
Transfer
A Tokyo transfer
Both of Tokyo's airports serve the hotel easily by road — Haneda is the closer, Narita the long-haul gateway. Central Tokyo is at the door, and the Shinkansen from Tokyo Station puts Kyoto about two and a quarter hours away for the next leg of a journey.
Villas
84 suites
All eighty-four rooms are suites, each with a deep stone furo tub, washi detailing and floor-to-ceiling glass. They run from Deluxe Suites of around 71 to 84 square metres through the panoramic City Suite and the garden-view corner suites to the 157-square-metre Aman Suite — the common thread is space, stillness and a long view over Tokyo.
Best For
Who it suits
Couples, wellness travellers and design-lovers who want Aman's calm in the middle of Tokyo, and a luxurious, spa-led base for the city — the serene counterpoint to a livelier hotel, and the first stop on a multi-Aman Japan itinerary.
Board Basis
Room only / B&B
Booked on a room-only or bed-and-breakfast basis. Six places to eat span Italian at Arva, Japanese in the forest, Edomae omakase at Musashi, the shoji-lantern Lounge and Mediterranean at The Restaurant, so dining in is a pleasure in its own right.
About the Resort
A serene ryokan in the sky
Aman Tokyo was the brand's first city hotel, and it answered the obvious question — how do you bring Aman's stillness to one of the world's loudest cities — by building a ryokan in the sky. It occupies the top six floors of the Otemachi Tower, and you rise into a soaring atrium hung with a vast backlit shoji skylight, washi paper, stone and engawa walkways, the noise of Otemachi left far below. Eighty-four suites, the entire room count, come with a deep stone furo tub and floor-to-ceiling glass framing the Imperial Palace Gardens, the Skytree and, on a clear day, Mount Fuji. The spa is the largest of any Tokyo hotel — around 2,500 square metres of onsen-style baths and a thirty-metre sky pool over the city — and Musashi serves Edomae sushi omakase at a hinoki counter. There is no beach and no need for one: this is an urban wellness sanctuary, all design, serenity, spa and dining, a few minutes from Ginza and the Imperial Palace, and the natural Tokyo anchor for a multi-Aman journey on to Kyoto and Ise-Shima.
Accommodation
Suites
All eighty-four rooms are suites, each with a deep stone furo tub, washi-paper detailing and floor-to-ceiling glass over the city. They climb from Deluxe Suites of around 71 to 84 square metres through the open-plan, panoramic 121-square-metre City Suite and the corner suites with separate bedrooms to the 157-square-metre Aman Suite, with its own living, dining and sleeping rooms and the widest skyline and Fuji views.
Entry
Deluxe Suite
Sleeps two. Around 71 to 84 square metres with a deep stone furo tub, washi detailing and floor-to-ceiling glass — the serene entry into an all-suite hotel, with a city or garden view.
Furo tubCity/garden view
City
City Suite
Sleeps two. An open-plan 121-square-metre suite with panoramic glass over the city.
121 sqmCity view
Corner
Corner Suite
Sleeps two. A 139-square-metre corner suite with a separate bedroom and wraparound views to the Imperial Gardens and the skyline.
139 sqmGardens/city view
Apex
Aman Suite
Sleeps two. The 157-square-metre Aman Suite, with separate living, dining and sleeping rooms and the highest views to the skyline and Mount Fuji — the signature address.
157 sqmSkyline/Fuji view
Food & Drink
Dining
Six places to eat and drink, Italian to omakase. Arva does refined Italian; The Café by Aman sits out in the Otemachi Forest for Japanese plates; Musashi serves Edomae sushi at a hinoki counter; The Lounge, under its shoji lanterns on the 33rd floor, pours afternoon tea and cocktails; and The Restaurant by Aman keeps a 1,200-bottle cellar for its Mediterranean menu.
Italian
Arva
Refined Italian cooking, the produce-led Aman way.
Japanese
The Café by Aman
Japanese plates and all-day coffee out in the Otemachi Forest, glass-walled among the trees.
Sushi
Musashi
Edomae sushi omakase at a hinoki-wood counter, the chef working in front of you.
Lounge
The Lounge
The 33rd-floor lounge under sculptural shoji lanterns — afternoon tea by day, cocktails by night.
Restaurant
The Restaurant by Aman
Mediterranean cooking paired from a 1,200-bottle wine cellar.
Wellbeing
Aman Spa
The Aman Spa is the largest of any hotel in Tokyo — around 2,500 square metres over two floors, with eight treatment rooms, onsen-style hot baths and steam, a thirty-metre indoor pool looking out over the city, and yoga and Pilates studios. It is the still heart of the building, and reason enough to come.
Onsen-style baths
Onsen-style hot baths and steam rooms, the city far below.
30m sky pool
A thirty-metre indoor sky pool with panoramic views across Tokyo.
Yoga & Pilates
Dedicated yoga and Pilates studios within the two-floor spa.
Activities & Experiences
Signature Experiences
The experience here is the building and the calm it keeps. Spend time in the ryokan-in-the-sky atrium, soak in the spa's onsen baths and swim the sky pool, take omakase at Musashi, watch Fuji and the Skytree from your glass, and let Aman's team curate Tokyo — or carry on to Kyoto and Ise-Shima.
Ryokan-in-the-sky design
The soaring ryokan-in-the-sky atrium — washi, engawa and a vast backlit shoji skylight above Otemachi.
Aman Spa
Tokyo's largest hotel spa: onsen-style baths, a thirty-metre sky pool and treatment rooms over two floors.
Musashi omakase
Edomae sushi omakase at the hinoki counter of Musashi.
Imperial Gardens & Fuji
Views to the Imperial Palace Gardens, the Skytree and, on a clear day, Mount Fuji.
Curated Tokyo
A Tokyo curated by Aman's team, from private gardens to Ginza, with cultural experts on call.
Getting There
Location & transfers
By road
From Narita or Haneda
Easily reached by road from both Narita and Haneda airports, in the heart of central Tokyo.
In the tower
Top six floors
The hotel occupies the top six floors of the Otemachi Tower, beside the Otemachi Forest and the Imperial Palace Gardens.
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Good to Know
Good to know
Board basis
- Booked on a room-only or bed-and-breakfast basis.
Setting
- An urban wellness sanctuary on the top six floors of the Otemachi Tower — its experience is design, serenity, spa and dining.
Journeys
- The natural Tokyo anchor for a multi-Aman Japan journey, on to Aman Kyoto and Amanemu in Ise-Shima.
Getting there
- Easily reached from both Narita and Haneda airports by road; Ginza and the Imperial Palace are close by.
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