Aman Tokyo

About Aman Tokyo

Aman Tokyo takes the design language of a Japanese ryokan into the upper floors of Otemachi Tower. Wood, granite and washi paper give its expansive interiors a restrained character, with ikebana displays and engawa platforms lending definition to the vast lobby. Suites pair shoji sliding doors and deep stone furo baths with floor-to-ceiling views of the capital; some look across the Imperial Palace Gardens toward Mount Fuji on clear days. The same attention to Japanese traditions carries into Musashi, where Edomae-style omakase sushi is served at a hinoki cypress counter. A 30-meter indoor pool and Japanese-style bathing facilities make time at the hotel as much a part of a Tokyo stay as exploring the city below.

Why Celebrities Love Aman Tokyo

For guests whose working lives are visually and socially demanding, the precision of these interiors may be part of the rest. A long swim with the skyline in view, private yoga instruction or a carefully paced sushi dinner offers a focused pleasure. The hotel's strongest appeal is the quality of attention it invites.