Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi
Chiyoda, Tokyo
“Skyline luxury sanctuary”
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Vibe
Elevated on the highest floors of a 39-story tower, this sky-high retreat offers a serene and polished urban refuge.
“Skyline luxury sanctuary”
Personalized service, deep soaking tubs, and sweeping Imperial Palace vistas.
Jean-Michel Gathy designed dramatic water-feature lobbies and sleek modern interiors.
Hydrotherapy baths and indoor pool overlook the Imperial Palace gardens.
In Otemachi overlooking the Imperial Palace Gardens with direct station access
Rooms
Bedrooms feature wave-like art installations and oversized tubs positioned to capture views of Mount Fuji on clear days.
Backstory
Opened in 2020, Jean-Michel Gathy designed the interiors to balance sleek European modernism with traditional Japanese craftsmanship.
Wellness
The top-floor spa sanctuary centers around a billowing 3D fabric installation inspired by the flowing silhouettes of Issey Miyake.
Eat & drink
Michelin-starred Est focuses on sustainable Japanese terroir, while Virtù serves Parisian-inspired cocktails in an Art Deco setting.
“In the Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi... guests enjoy panoramic views of the Imperial Palace gardens...”
The neighborhood
Adjacent to the Imperial Palace Gardens, Otemachi is a quiet financial district offering direct access to the city's subway hub.
“In a glistening new tower, the chic Four Seasons Otemachi resides in the city's most exclusive neighborhood...”
“The decor toes the line between refined international elegance and subtle Asian motifs; you'll instantly know that you're in a Four Seasons...”
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.