Mandarin Oriental Tokyo

Above, the sky is revealed through the vast glass windows. There is no doubt the new Mandarin Oriental hotel epitomizes sophisticated luxury. Whilst incorporating the highest levels of technology the hotel has been designed with a vision to ensure guests have an unmistakable sense of the unique city in which they are staying. Inspired by tradition the contemporary interior subtly captures the essence of ‘Forest and Water’ expressing the Japanese appreciation of nature.

The dramatic first impression of your arrival in the Sky Lobby will remain with you throughout your stay. You step out of the private lift onto the 38th Floor and gaze straight across the city of Tokyo. The hotel offers its guests a unique sense of place and an extraordinary sense of space. The fabrics and textiles used throughout the hotel are exclusive creations capturing the essence of ‘Forest and Water’. Amidst the hectic pace of modern urban living, these two essentials of nature spell comfort and ease to everyone in Japan. The combination of our visionary design and the renowned service will meet your every expectation of a luxurious city hotel.

The 157 rooms are designed for sumptuous luxury as you would expect from a Mandarin Oriental hotel and inspired by the Japanese aesthetic, giving the guests, as always, a distinct sense of the city you are staying in. The bathrooms are divided from the rooms with a spread of glass; one flick of a wooden blind and the room is washed in daylight. Walls of glass stretch the length of the suites from bathroom to bedroom so all guests have fantastic views across the city; the West prospect towards the Imperial Palace and East across to Tokyo Bay. The 22 suites are designed with careful intelligence in dividing bedrooms and living areas, ensuring guests maintain a sense of privacy when entertaining friends or associates. Apart from the highly sophisticated technology and fabulous levels of luxury they are impressively large; however long your visit, occupying these suites will always be a pleasure. The presidential suite is 250 square meters in size and designed with careful thought given to flexibility ensuring the room is perfect for the moment. Guests of the presidential suite can have private access to a network of other suites, an exclusive wine cellar, VIP dining room or their personal in-room spa.

The overall effect is sophisticated and harmonious, the detail is intriguing. The home entertainment and communication technology includes widescreen televisions with surround sound, connected to multi-standard DVD players, you can also output your laptop onto the LCD TVs. The 100 Mbps broadband data network delivers not only high-speed Internet access, but also high definition digital video including the latest movies and hundreds of audio tracks. Plug-in your iPod or MP3 player and listen to your favorite tunes on the high quality room audio. You can even access your text messages, faxes and voicemail via the televisions, and view your handycam video images.

A visit to The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo is an ethereal journey. Rise above the hectic traffic, beyond the strains of life and up into a serene world 36 floors high in the sky. And even then this is only the beginning. Silent corridors lead to 4 treatment rooms and 5 private spa suites with extraordinary views of the contrasting activity below. Heat and water experiences will ease the body and relieve the mind. The vitality poor gently releases muscle tension, the crystal steam room offers a meditative experience, and a splash from the ice fountain provides a sharp, arctic refresher. The facilities at The Spa are designed by spa experts and are the most extensive in all Tokyo; they assure their guests an experience of unrivalled professionalism and supreme luxury.

Mandarin Oriental Tokyo is part of Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group and Virtuoso

Forbes Traveler 400 – The World’s Very Best Hotels and Resorts - 2008
American Academy of Hospitality of Sciences’ 6-star Diamond Award - 2006 and 2007
ZAGAT Survey’s Top Hotel Japan - 2007
MICHELIN Guide’s 5 Red Pavilions - 2007
Condé Nast Traveller’s Gold List for World’s Best Place to Stay - 2007
TripAdvisor Travelers’ Top 5 Best Hidden Gems in Asia - 2007Architect: Cesar Pelli & Associates Interior Designer: LTW Design Works

The luxury hotel is located on Chuo Dori, the “5th Avenue” of the rich historical district off Nihonbashi. The area includes the original Mitsukoshi Department Store, Bank of Japan and Tokyo Stock Exchange. The renowned Ginza entertainment and shopping district is within walking distance and in less than twenty minutes you can stroll to the Imperial Palace.

Mandarin Oriental Tokyo
2-1-1 Nihonbashi Muromachi
Chuo-ku
Tokyo, 103-8328
Japan

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