Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo is the only hotel in Japan to have achieved a Forbes Five Star rating for the second consecutive year. The dramatic first impression of your arrival at Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo will remain with you throughout your stay. Its extraordinary lobby surrounded by glass, has been voted the best in the world by first class travellers.
Sped 38 floors up by private elevator you step out and virtually into a panorama of Tokyo city. That stunning sight is offered you at every opportunity; bringing a remarkable sense of space to all our rooms and suites, serving as a spectacular backdrop to our restaurants and making a visit to our spa in the sky a journey to heaven.
At street level, key destinations are within easy reach as our address in Nihonbashi is literally the centre of Tokyo.
LOCATION
Conveniently located in Nihonbashi, Mandarin Oriental hotel in Tokyo enjoys a bird’s eye view of the breathtaking city skyline. Surrounded by chic boutiques, our five-star hotel enjoys a covetable address and a world-class reputation.
ROOMS & SUITES
157 superbly designed guestrooms some of the largest in Japan all with cityscape views 21 suites, dominated by glass walls, providing a dramatic sense of space. Access to our 7 private floors of accommodation is solely via an exclusive elevator from the Sky Lobby.
The predominant feel throughout the hotel, which is particularly valued in your rooms and suites, is an extraordinary sense of space. Not only are they some of the largest in Japan, the boundaries of the rooms disolve with the expanse of glass walls and endless views across the city.The futuristic luxury of the interiors illustrate our defining style; extreme comfort whilst reflecting the country’s characteristics. Fabrics and textiles used throughout the rooms are special creations capturing the Japanese reverence for nature.
HIGHLIGHTS
There are three Michelin-starred restaurants featuring Cantonese, French and molecular cuisine. Outside, the hotel neighbors the original Mitsukoshi department store, as well as centuries-old shops offering products from traditional artisans, and is within walking distance of the Imperial Gardens and Ginza shopping and entertainment attractions.
