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Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo

Contemporary Japan can be admired from the heights of Nihonbashi.

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The Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo occupies the upper levels of the Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower, a skyscraper designed by César Pelli in one of the capital’s most prestigious historic districts. Opened in December 2005 as the first Mandarin Oriental property in Japan, the hotel overlooks Nihonbashi from its spectacular lobby located on the 38th floor. Its location offers direct access to Mitsukoshimae and Shin-Nihombashi stations, while Tokyo Station is approximately one kilometer away.

The hotel features 157 rooms and 22 suites, primarily located from the 30th to the 36th floor. The accommodations showcase a contemporary Japanese design composed of natural materials, Asian artworks, kimono-inspired fabrics, and large bay windows. Rooms start at approximately 50 sqm, a generous size for Tokyo, and offer views of the skyline, Tokyo Skytree, the bay, or Mount Fuji depending on their orientation. Connecting rooms and two-bedroom suites are also available to accommodate families.

Located on the 37th floor, the spa includes four treatment rooms and five suites, with spaces adapted for couples. Its wellness journey combines hot and aquatic facilities, a vitality pool, and panoramic views of Tokyo and the surrounding landscape. The fitness center, located on the 38th floor, remains accessible to hotel guests twenty-four hours a day. However, the establishment does not have a true swimming pool for swimming, as its pool is dedicated to hydrotherapy and relaxation.

Gastronomy represents one of the main signatures of the Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo, which brings together around ten restaurants and bars. Signature celebrates French cuisine, Sense offers panoramic Cantonese gastronomy, and Sushi Shin by Miyakawa serves Edo-mae sushi at a counter made of over 350-year-old hinoki cypress. The Pizza Bar on 38th offers an eight-seat omakase experience, while Tapas Molecular Bar, K’shiki, the Oriental Lounge, and the Mandarin Bar complete a particularly diverse offering.

Why choose this journey

The Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo is a particularly appealing address for travelers seeking a truly luxurious hotel with a strong Japanese identity and exceptional culinary offerings. Its location in Nihonbashi allows guests to stay in a more historic, elegant, and peaceful district than Shinjuku or Shibuya, while maintaining very convenient access to the subway, Tokyo Station, Ginza, and major rail lines. Couples will appreciate the night views, panoramic suites, duo treatments, and intimate restaurants, while families can benefit from connecting rooms, two-bedroom suites, and child-friendly amenities. The generous dimensions of the accommodations and the panoramic views are among its major advantages. The absence of a traditional swimming pool may, however, be a consideration for some travelers; the spa, vitality pool, panoramic fitness center, and remarkable culinary diversity largely compensate for this point for a stay primarily dedicated to exploring Tokyo.

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