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THE AOYAMA GRAND HOTEL
The Aoyama Grand Hotel
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About this hotel
A hotel in Kita-Aoyama, Tokyo, on the site of the former Bell Commons building. The rooms are done in mid-century modern throughout and are generously sized: 32 sqm for a standard, 39–41 for a superior, 46–48 for a deluxe, 51 for the two-room premium twin and 56–61 for a suite. There is a gym and shower room for guests only. Eating and drinking covers a lot of ground: an all-day dining room, a Japanese counter, an Italian restaurant and a rooftop bar on the top floor, an Edomae sushi counter, and a lunch-only tonkatsu room supervised by Kuroki Jun of the Tokyo restaurant Kurogi. Three minutes on foot from exit 3 of Gaienmae Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line.
Who it suits
A hotel you can choose for what is inside it. Japanese, Italian, sushi, tonkatsu and a rooftop bar are all here, and people who are not staying come in for them too. Even the smallest room is 32 sqm, and for a longer stay there is the deluxe at 46–48 or the premium twin at 51 with its living room separated. Gaienmae is three minutes away and Omotesando eight, so this is a base for walking Aoyama and Omotesando. Parking cannot be reserved and costs 5,000 yen a night for guests. The afternoon tea is built around the crepes of Harajuku, which makes plain how much the building is themed on Tokyo in the 1970s.
Basic information
- Address
- 2-14-4 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo
- Nearest station
- Roppongi Station (1.6 km as the crow flies)
東京都港区北青山2丁目14-4
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.
Rooms: 32 sqm at the bottom, 56–61 at the top
The rooms are mid-century modern throughout. The standard is 32 sqm, laid out differently room by room, with either a city or a garden view. The superior is 39–41 sqm with the living area against a large window. The deluxe is 46–48 sqm and is built with longer stays in mind. The premium twin is 51 sqm in two rooms, with the living room separated from the bedroom. Suites run 56–61 sqm. A gym and shower room are reserved for guests.
Source: aoyamagrand.com (checked 29 September 2026)
Dining: Japanese, Italian, sushi, tonkatsu and a rooftop bar
There are six places to eat and drink. The all-day dining room has a terrace and an open kitchen and runs from breakfast through to the bar hours. The Japanese counter works with the seasons. The tonkatsu room is lunch-only and supervised by Kuroki Jun of the Tokyo restaurant Kurogi. On the top floor are an Italian restaurant working with seasonal produce and a botanical rooftop bar. There is also an Edomae sushi counter. The afternoon tea takes the crepes of Harajuku as its subject, with crepes and madeleines baked to order.
Source: aoyamagrand.com (checked 29 September 2026)
Getting there: three minutes from Gaienmae, and no parking reservations
Three minutes on foot from exit 3 of Gaienmae Station on the Ginza Line, or eight from exit A3 of Omotesando, which is served by the Chiyoda, Hanzomon and Ginza lines. By car it is about ten minutes from either the Gaien exit of the Shinjuku expressway route or the Takagicho exit of the Shibuya route. Parking cannot be reserved: 5,000 yen a night for guests, or up to three hours for 3,000 yen for restaurant customers, with 1,000 yen off for every 10,000 yen spent. From Haneda and Narita the hotel routes guests via Tokyo Station and then the subway or a taxi.
Source: aoyamagrand.com (checked 29 September 2026)
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Room tours and stay videos
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【ホテル探訪】青山のおしゃれラグジュアリーホテル!! [THE AOYAMA GRAND HOTEL] 洗練されたミッドセンチュリースタイル 東京の街並みも一望!!
建築家のバカンス · March 2025 · 27:57 · 23K views
THE AOYAMA GRAND HOTEL 眺めもアートも楽しめる東京・青山のおしゃれなホテル！デラックスキングお部屋紹介/Deluxe King room tour
宿遊び / vlog of trip · May 2021 · 20:30 · 3K views
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ザ青山グランドホテルのミニバー無料の極上スイートルームでおこもりステイ！青山スイートキング＆レストランの発酵和朝食を徹底レビュー / THE AOYAMA GRAND HOTEL
旅する会社員まっひー · September 2026 · 42:02 · 3K views
【ホテル宿泊記】青山グランドホテルに宿泊 インテリア/朝食/ルームツアー【THE AOYAMA GRAND HOTEL】
トリップサーカス · January 2022 · 9:26 · 3K views
【東京ホテル】センスを磨くホテルステイ｜青山グランドホテルで過ごす一泊【スイートルーム】
marutantravel · April 2026 · 9:30 · 926 views
Before you book
Only questions we could answer from the hotel’s own site.
- Can I reserve parking?
- No. It is 5,000 yen a night for guests, or up to three hours for 3,000 yen for restaurant customers, with 1,000 yen off for every 10,000 yen spent. Ask the hotel directly about availability.(source, checked 29 September 2026)
- Is there a gym?
- Yes, a gym and shower room reserved for guests.(source, checked 29 September 2026)
- How big is the smallest room?
- The standard is 32 sqm. Above it: superior 39–41, deluxe 46–48, premium twin 51, suite 56–61.(source, checked 29 September 2026)
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