Aman Tokyo
Hotel Details
Country: Japan
City: Tokyo
Brand: Aman
Price per Night: SAR 6,900
Suite
At 71 square metres (764 square feet), Garden View Suites are spacious city sanctuaries, filled with light which floods the room through west-facing floor-to-ceiling windows. From both the king-sized bed and bathroom, unrivalled panoramas of the Imperial Palace and Mount Fuji serve as a focal point, while a sunken living area and traditional furo soaking tub provide further space from which to relax and enjoy the view.
Through floor-to-ceiling windows, Aman Tokyo’s west-facing Deluxe Suites offer interrupted views of the Imperial Palace Gardens, the skyscrapers of Shinjuku and iconic Mount Fuji on the horizon. Spanning a generous 71 square metres (764 square feet), the bedroom features a choice of king-size or twin beds, with a spacious lounge area at its foot – the perfect location for watching the city’s famous sunset. Through shoji sliding doors, the large bathroom invites traditional Japanese bathing in its furo soaking tub, while double vanities ensure ample space for two guests.
Tokyo Suites span 77 square metres (829 square feet). With a large entrance and bathroom, they are the perfect retreat after a day exploring the city. Positioned in the east, the views are stunning at all hours.
SignatureSuite
At 157 square metres (1,689 square feet) in size, Aman Suites are the hotel’s largest offering unparalleled urban living. Positioned on the building’s northwest corner, they offer exceptional panoramas of the Japanese capital, including the skyscrapers of Shinjuku, the Imperial Palace gardens and on clearer days, Mount Fuji on the horizon. The suites feature large bedrooms with king-sized beds and a separate living spaces, additional powder rooms and dining tables for up to six guests, ideal for entertaining. Meanwhile, a desk and workspace can be configured as an extension to the room or concealed for privacy via a sliding pocket door. Through elegant shoji screens, a large bathroom with stone furo tub also enjoys remarkable views, alongside separate vanities.
139 square metres (1,497 square feet) in size, Panorama Suites are ideal for guests seeking exceptional views and an abundance of space. Their location on the Otemachi Tower’s corners offers spectacular dual aspect vistas through floor-to-ceiling windows, which frame the Tokyo Tower and other city icons. Features include a separate bedroom, living and dining area seating four, alongside a large bathroom with stone furo tub and separate vanities accessed through elegant shoji sliding doors. A separate powder room, concealable workspace and lofty entranceway makes the Panorama Suite suitable for both business and leisure travellers alike.
Offering 141 square metres (1,517 square feet) of space, Grand Suites are among Aman Tokyo’s largest. Well suited to families or entertaining, they offer spectacular city views and feature an expansive separate living room, powder room and dining area with space for four guests. The bedroom can be configured with a choice of king or twin beds and the main bathroom, accessed via traditional shoji sliding screens, features a double vanity and stone furo tub for traditional bathing overlooking the city skyline. A spacious desk and workspace can be configured as an extension to the room or concealed for privacy via a sliding pocket door while the airy entrance foyer ensures suitability for business and leisure travellers alike.
Situated in the northeast corner of the Otemachi Tower, Aman Tokyo’s City Suites offer 121 square metres (1,302 square feet) of living space benefitting from dual aspect views which fill the space with light. While a separate bedroom with king-bed provides a restful place to sleep, the lofty separate living space features a dining room, lounge area and workspace which can be configured as a completely private space via a discreet sliding screen. Through shoji doors, a large bathroom features from a furo soaking tub for enjoying the ritual of traditional Japanese bathing, while double vanities and a separate powder room showcase a further generosity of space.