Aman Tokyo
Chiyoda, Tokyo
“Minimalist sky sanctuary”
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Vibe
The elevator opens to a 30-meter washi lantern lobby suspended high above the Tokyo skyline.
“Minimalist sky sanctuary”
Intuitive staff memorize personal guest preferences, offering seamless luggage unpacking and custom city itineraries.
A soaring thirty-metre washi paper lantern illuminates Kerry Hill’s dramatic basalt and camphor wood sky lobby.
A 2,500-square-metre wellness sanctuary featuring a thirty-metre black-basalt pool and traditional Japanese onsen-style baths.
In Otemachi atop a skyscraper, overlooking the Imperial Palace gardens and steps from Tokyo Station
Rooms
Shoji screens divide serene oak suites, where deep granite furo tubs sit beside floor-to-ceiling city views.
Backstory
Kerry Hill Architects spent eight years crafting this urban sanctuary before its debut inside Otemachi Tower in 2014.
Wellness
A 33-meter black basalt pool gazes toward the Imperial Palace Gardens and Mount Fuji on clear days.
Eat & drink
Engawa platforms frame morning light at breakfast, while evening cocktails unfold beneath the soaring lantern lounge.
The neighborhood
Otemachi's glass towers sit directly below, with the tranquil paths of the Imperial Palace Gardens just steps away.
“The top of a Japanese skyscraper is tailor-made for the kind of quiet seclusion an Aman resort is tasked with providing.”
“Aman Tokyo is the first urban outpost from the luxury resort group, and it embodies the same sense of serenity as its sister properties around the world.”
“…hard-edged icy calm and soft fibrous warmth, best expresses the magic of the Aman brand.”
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