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Aman Tokyo

アマン東京

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Overview

About this hotel

Aman's first urban hotel, on the upper floors of Otemachi Tower and topping out on the 38th. The lobby is an atrium of roughly 30 metres, and the washi-and-stone interior is kept unusually dark for a city hotel. Every room is a suite: the smallest Garden View Suite is 71 sqm, the Aman Suite 157 sqm. All rates include breakfast and the wellness floor, with a 30-metre indoor pool and Japanese baths.

Who it suits

Rooms start at 71 sqm, so unpacking does not crowd them. Breakfast and the pool and baths are in the rate, so the longer you stay inside, the better the value. It is walking distance from Tokyo Station, which makes arrival and departure days easy to plan.

Basic information

Address
The Otemachi Tower, 1-5-6 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Rooms
84
Opened
2014
Nearest station
Otemachi Station (0.2 km as the crow flies)
Operated by
Aman Group

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Features

  • Pool
  • Indoor pool
  • Spa
  • Tokyo skyline view
  • Direct station access
  • Anniversaries
  • Proposals
  • Couples
  • Travelling with parents
Features

What this place is like

Checked against the hotel’s own site. Anything we could not confirm is left out — that does not mean it is not there.

Views: what you see depends on which way the suite faces

All 84 suites look out over the city, and some take in the Imperial Palace Gardens, with Mount Fuji on the horizon on clear days. The hotel gives the direction for each type: City Suites face northeast, Tokyo Suites east, and Deluxe Suites west, toward the sunset over the skyline; Garden View Suites are on the 38th, top floor, and Panorama Suites are on the corners.

Source: aman.com (checked 9 October 2026)

Rooms: all seven types are suites

There are seven room types and all of them are suites. The smallest are the Garden View Suite and the Deluxe Suite at 71 sqm; the largest is the Aman Suite at 157 sqm. The Garden View Suite sits on the 38th floor, the top of the hotel. Deluxe Suites face west, City Suites north-east. Every room has floor-to-ceiling glass, a bath carved from stone (furo) and shoji screens.

From the editors

Starting at 71 sqm, any of them is large for a city hotel. What you are really choosing is the aspect rather than the size — west for the evening light, north-east for how the morning comes in.

Source: aman.com (checked 25 September 2026)

Spa: 2,500 sqm over two floors, and a 30-metre pool

Aman Spa runs to 2,500 sqm across two floors, which the hotel describes as the largest hotel spa in Tokyo. There are eight treatment rooms, each with its own changing area, treatment space, bath, steam shower and place to rest. It also holds a 30-metre heated indoor pool, a studio for yoga and pilates, Japanese baths, a steam room and a fitness centre.

From the editors

Use of the pool and the wellness floor is included in the rate. The more time you spend inside, the less the stay effectively costs.

Source: aman.com (checked 25 September 2026)

Food: four restaurants, and breakfast on every rate

Arva for Italian, Musashi by Aman for Edomae sushi, La Pâtisserie by Aman Tokyo on B2 of Otemachi Tower, The Café by Aman looking onto the Otemachi woods, and The Lounge. All of them take bookings from people who are not staying. Breakfast is included in every room rate.

Source: aman.com (checked 25 September 2026)

Getting there: five minutes by car from Tokyo Station

About five minutes by car from Tokyo Station. Roughly forty minutes by car from Haneda Airport and sixty from Narita. The hotel will arrange a limousine airport transfer on request.

Source: aman.com (checked 25 September 2026)

Reviews

Ratings

Collected by the booking sites and by Google. We do not rate hotels ourselves.

Google rating4.4/ 52,000 reviewsOpen in Google Maps
  • ★★★★★Le Voyageur Exigeant8 October 2026

    Aman Tokyo is one of those rare hotels that genuinely lives up to its reputation. Expensive, certainly, but absolutely worth experiencing if your budget allows it. What makes this hotel so special is its incredible sense of peace and serenity, especially in the middle of a city as vibrant as Tokyo. The architecture, atmosphere, attention to detail, and exceptional hospitality all come together to create something truly unique. Everything feels thoughtfully designed, and the staff are genuinely warm, attentive, and professional without ever being intrusive. It’s easy to understand why Aman Tokyo is considered one of the finest hotels in the world. There are just two small areas where I feel improvements could be made. Breakfast is exclusively à la carte. While the quality is excellent, adding a small, carefully curated buffet alongside the menu would offer more variety and flexibility, particularly for a hotel of this calibre. The gym is also beautiful and well maintained, but could benefit from a wider selection of equipment, especially for guests who take their training seriously. These are minor observations rather than significant complaints, and they certainly don’t take away from the overall experience. Aman Tokyo truly delivers on its promise of understated luxury. An exceptional hotel that fully deserves its 5-star rating.

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  • ★★★★★Tiezheng Bu2 October 2026

    The location is great, the views of the city and Mt. Fuji on a clear day are breathtaking, the opulence speaks in the generous volume of space allocated to each element of the property. The atrium, the wide hallways and rooms are all exceptionally luxurious in Tokyo. However, beyond all that, the service is what makes Aman truly stand out. Each staff member knows you by name, even if you're staying only for one night. You are taken care of with small gifts and amenities placed in your room throughout the day, and any bumps in your day are smoothed out before you even notice. The price is eye-watering, and if it's something you're keenly aware of and yet still want to take a plunge, I'd recommend booking no more than two nights for the full experience, a singular night is also adequate. There are plenty of other great hotels in Tokyo at much more affordable rates, especially if you're going to be out for most of the day. Downsides: The food offering, while adequate, did not really match expectations. More emphasis seemed to have been placed on the presentation rather than substance. The spa and pool facilities are also somewhat dated and lacking in features found at comparable properties at the same price range. Overall, an easy recommendation. Buy an overpriced hat as a keepsake, but not worth the return visit when there are plenty of others to try.

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  • ★★★★★NN26 July 2026

    Here for afternoon tea at Aman Tokyo, and it was such a beautiful experience. ✨ The tea selection was amazing! there were so many different teas to choose from throughout the two-hour experience. The pastries were beautifully crafted and absolutely delicious. The staff were also wonderful and even kindly helped take photos for me. 🤍 The atmosphere was peaceful and serene, with beautiful views all around. The hotel itself is absolutely stunning, and I’ll definitely be coming back again. 🫖✨

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What guests wrote

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FAQ

Before you book

Only questions we could answer from the hotel’s own site.

Is breakfast included in the rate?
Yes. The rate also covers non-alcoholic drinks in the room, a welcome amenity, wellness classes subject to availability, and use of the wellness floor including the 30-metre indoor pool and the Japanese baths.(source, checked 25 September 2026)
Can I eat there without staying?
Yes, with a reservation. There are four restaurants.(source, checked 25 September 2026)
Is there an airport transfer?
The hotel will arrange a limousine transfer on request. Haneda is about forty minutes away by car, Narita about sixty.(source, checked 25 September 2026)
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