Aman Tokyo
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A sanctuary at the top of the Otemachi Tower, Aman Tokyo’s sleek design is rooted in ritual; a perfect balance of urban dynamism and cultural sensibility.
Ana Bru
Owner & High-end Travel Specialist
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Ikebana displays and engawa platforms blur the boundary between indoors and out; ryokan-style rooms and an Aman Spa are among the city’s largest. The sense of space and breadth of venues are unmatched in the metropolis, allowing Aman Tokyo to identify both as social hub and serene escape - an inspiring addition to the Tokyo skyline.
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.
The Aman Tokyo Spa comprises eight treatment rooms, large Japanese hot baths, a 30-metre city-view pool and fitness centre. Fine dining at Arva, Aman's Italian restaurant concept, is complemented by a 1,200-bottle wine cellar, as well as the hotel’s signature sake. Perched above the Tokyo skyline, the private dining room and boardroom are perfect for both on- and off-duty occasion.
Key points:
- Location: In the heart of the Financial District, on the doorstep of the verdant Imperial Palace Gardens and just steps from the bustle and boutiques of Ginza.
- Accommodation: The large rooms and suites are outfitted with traditional Japanese furnishings, from washi paper sliding doors to a furo deep-soak bathtub.
- Activities: Culture, city tours and visits, shopping and spa.
- Cuisine: Inventive Italian cuise at Arva and the highest quality sushi at Musashi by Aman, as well as The Lounge and The Café by Aman.
- Best season: All year round.
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