An exclusive sanctuary high above Japan’s cosmopolitan capital, Aman Tokyo is Aman’s first urban concept hotel, situated adjacent to the Otemachi Forest. Offering bird’s eye views of the Imperial Palace Gardens and surrounding Tokyo landmarks, the hotel features a serene Aman Spa and a peaceful inner garden. Surrounded by engawa, a wooden feature dividing the inside and out, the soaring lobby rises nearly 30 metres.
Positioned in the northwest corner of the Otemachi Tower, Aman Suites are Aman Tokyo’s largest at 157 square metres (1,689 square feet). Each offers a separate bedroom and a living room with dining area and pantry.
Uniquely positioned and completely private, Corner Suites are a minimum of 121 square metres (1,302 square feet) and offer some of the finest views in the hotel.
Spread over a minimum of 141 square metres (1,517 square feet), Suites offer panoramic city views, a pantry, and include an expansive living room with writing desk.
Facing the Tokyo skyline, the 80-square-metre (861 square feet) Premier Rooms include a large foyer and expansive bathroom.
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 at 71 square metres (764 square feet).
Deluxe Rooms are the largest entry-level rooms in the city, offering space and privacy at 71 square metres (764 square feet), overlooking the Tokyo skyline.
Arva is a dining concept conceived by Executive Chefs Stefano Artosin and Andrea Torre. Paying tribute to Italy’s rich culinary heritage, Arva celebrates the shared enjoyment of uncomplicated flavours in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Arva at Aman Tokyo represents the best of two of the world’s most passionate culinary cultures – Italy and Japan.
Musashi offers a fine dining experience representing the very best of Japanese craftsmanship, thanks to master Chef Musashi. Centered around the Hinoki counter which seats 8 guests, the space reflects the minimalist design aesthetic of Aman Tokyo.
The vast garden and bar lounge was designed to resemble the inside of a traditional shoji paper lantern. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer a superb view of the Tokyo skyline for both Aman guests and non-residents. Expertly prepared drinks can be sipped at the Bar, a perfect spot for all-day dining in Tokyo.
Offering views of the Otemachi Forest, the café is open for breakfast, lunch, Afternoon Tea and dinner with indoor and al fresco dining. A variety of original pastries, pure fruit juices and jams can also be pupurchased as gifts from The Café by Aman.
3 Restaurants
Wine cellar
Meeting and Board Room
Bicycle rental
Babysitting
Parking
30-metre heated indoor pool
Expansive views of the city skyline
Traditional Japanese bath, showers, steam rooms
Covers 2,500m2 (26,900ft2 ) over two floors (33-34)
Largest and most comprehensive hotel spa in Tokyo
Eight spa treatment rooms
Cardiovascular and weight-training machinery
High Speed Wifi
Personal bar
Daily Housekeeping
Infinity Pool Access
Fitness Centre Access
23-minute drive from the airport.
An exclusive sanctuary high above Japan’s cosmopolitan capital, Aman Tokyo is Aman’s first urban concept hotel, situated adjacent to the Otemachi Forest. Offering bird’s eye views of the Imperial Palace Gardens and surrounding Tokyo landmarks, the hotel features a serene Aman Spa and a peaceful inner garden. Surrounded by engawa, a wooden feature dividing the inside and out, the soaring lobby rises nearly 30 metres.
Positioned in the northwest corner of the Otemachi Tower, Aman Suites are Aman Tokyo’s largest at 157 square metres (1,689 square feet). Each offers a separate bedroom and a living room with dining area and pantry.
Uniquely positioned and completely private, Corner Suites are a minimum of 121 square metres (1,302 square feet) and offer some of the finest views in the hotel.
Spread over a minimum of 141 square metres (1,517 square feet), Suites offer panoramic city views, a pantry, and include an expansive living room with writing desk.
Facing the Tokyo skyline, the 80-square-metre (861 square feet) Premier Rooms include a large foyer and expansive bathroom.
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 at 71 square metres (764 square feet).
Deluxe Rooms are the largest entry-level rooms in the city, offering space and privacy at 71 square metres (764 square feet), overlooking the Tokyo skyline.
Positioned in the northwest corner of the Otemachi Tower, Aman Suites are Aman Tokyo’s largest at 157 square metres (1,689 square feet). Each offers a separate bedroom and a living room with dining area and pantry.
Uniquely positioned and completely private, Corner Suites are a minimum of 121 square metres (1,302 square feet) and offer some of the finest views in the hotel.
Spread over a minimum of 141 square metres (1,517 square feet), Suites offer panoramic city views, a pantry, and include an expansive living room with writing desk.
Facing the Tokyo skyline, the 80-square-metre (861 square feet) Premier Rooms include a large foyer and expansive bathroom.
Arva is a dining concept conceived by Executive Chefs Stefano Artosin and Andrea Torre. Paying tribute to Italy’s rich culinary heritage, Arva...
Musashi offers a fine dining experience representing the very best of Japanese craftsmanship, thanks to master Chef Musashi. Centered around the ...
The vast garden and bar lounge was designed to resemble the inside of a traditional shoji paper lantern. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer a superb...
Offering views of the Otemachi Forest, the café is open for breakfast, lunch, Afternoon Tea and dinner with indoor and al fresco dining. A variety...
Hotel facilities with your booking:
3 Restaurants
Wine cellar
Meeting and Board Room
Bicycle rental
Inclusions with your booking:
High Speed Wifi
Personal bar
Daily Housekeeping
Infinity Pool Access
Nearby attractions include Tokyo Central Railway Station (0.3 miles), Tokyo Ramen Street (0.3 miles), and Shin-Marunouchi Bldg. (0.2 miles)
Yes, parking is available to guests
Yes, Aman Tokyo offers an airport shuttle for guests. We recommend calling ahead to confirm details
Yes, it is 0.1 miles away from the centre of Otemachi.
Yes, it conveniently offers a business centre, meeting rooms, and a banquet room
23-minute drive from the airport.
An exclusive sanctuary high above Japan’s cosmopolitan capital, Aman Tokyo is Aman’s first urban concept hotel, situated adjacent to the Otemachi Forest. Offering bird’s eye views of the Imperial Palace Gardens and surrounding Tokyo landmarks, the hotel features a serene Aman Spa and a peaceful inner garden. Surrounded by engawa, a wooden feature dividing the inside and out, the soaring lobby rises nearly 30 metres.
High Speed Wifi
Personal bar
Daily Housekeeping
Infinity Pool Access
3 Restaurants
Wine cellar
Meeting and Board Room
Bicycle rental
Set in Otemachi, Aman Tokyo is on the doorstep of the verdant Imperial Palace Gardens and just steps from the bustle and boutiques of Ginza. The historic commercial hub of the Edo period, Nihonbashi, is also nearby. So too are the buzzing Shibuya district and the sky-scrapers of Shinjuku, while trips beyond the capital can be arranged, including to iconic Mt FujiWalking distance to Tokyo Station in the thriving Otemachi district. Visible on clear days , Mt Fuji is Japan's tallest and colossus of symmetry. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the volcanic peak is surrounded by vegetation and the Fuji Five Lakes, all within easy reach of Tokyo by bullet train
23-minute drive from the airport.
Nearby attractions include Tokyo Central Railway Station (0.3 miles), Tokyo Ramen Street (0.3 miles), and Shin-Marunouchi Bldg. (0.2 miles)
Yes, parking is available to guests
Yes, Aman Tokyo offers an airport shuttle for guests. We recommend calling ahead to confirm details
Yes, it is 0.1 miles away from the centre of Otemachi.
Yes, it conveniently offers a business centre, meeting rooms, and a banquet room
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An exclusive sanctuary high above Japan’s cosmopolitan capital, Aman Tokyo is Aman’s first urban concept hotel, situated adjacent to the Otemachi Forest. Offering bird’s eye views of the Imperial Palace Gardens and surrounding Tokyo landmarks, the hotel features a serene Aman Spa and a peaceful inner garden. Surrounded by engawa, a wooden feature dividing the inside and out, the soaring lobby rises nearly 30 metres.
Positioned in the northwest corner of the Otemachi Tower, Aman Suites are Aman Tokyo’s largest at 157 square metres (1,689 square feet). Each offers a separate bedroom and a living room with dining area and pantry.
Uniquely positioned and completely private, Corner Suites are a minimum of 121 square metres (1,302 square feet) and offer some of the finest views in the hotel.
Spread over a minimum of 141 square metres (1,517 square feet), Suites offer panoramic city views, a pantry, and include an expansive living room with writing desk.
Facing the Tokyo skyline, the 80-square-metre (861 square feet) Premier Rooms include a large foyer and expansive bathroom.
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 at 71 square metres (764 square feet).
Deluxe Rooms are the largest entry-level rooms in the city, offering space and privacy at 71 square metres (764 square feet), overlooking the Tokyo skyline.
Arva is a dining concept conceived by Executive Chefs Stefano Artosin and Andrea Torre. Paying tribute to Italy’s rich culinary heritage, Arva celebrates the shared enjoyment of uncomplicated flavours in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Arva at Aman Tokyo represents the best of two of the world’s most passionate culinary cultures – Italy and Japan.
Musashi offers a fine dining experience representing the very best of Japanese craftsmanship, thanks to master Chef Musashi. Centered around the Hinoki counter which seats 8 guests, the space reflects the minimalist design aesthetic of Aman Tokyo.
The vast garden and bar lounge was designed to resemble the inside of a traditional shoji paper lantern. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer a superb view of the Tokyo skyline for both Aman guests and non-residents. Expertly prepared drinks can be sipped at the Bar, a perfect spot for all-day dining in Tokyo.
Offering views of the Otemachi Forest, the café is open for breakfast, lunch, Afternoon Tea and dinner with indoor and al fresco dining. A variety of original pastries, pure fruit juices and jams can also be pupurchased as gifts from The Café by Aman.
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