Hotel New Otani Tokyo
Chiyoda, Tokyo
“Historic samurai garden sanctuary”
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Vibe
Red bridges and waterfalls trace a 400-year-old samurai garden at this iconic 1964 Olympic landmark.
“Historic samurai garden sanctuary”
Historic samurai estate grounds featuring a famed 400-year-old Japanese garden.
An iconic 1964 Olympic landmark running as a Tokyo institution.
Personalized service and high-end amenities anchored by Executive House Zen.
In Kioicho near the Imperial Palace and key subway hubs.
Rooms
Serene rooms overlook private greenery, while Executive House Zen suites showcase refined, modern Japanese minimalism.
Backstory
Opened for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, the property stands on the former estate of a prominent samurai lord.
Wellness
A peaceful spa and outdoor pool offer a quiet respite embedded directly within the grounds.
The neighborhood
Located in central Kioicho, the hotel puts the Imperial Palace gardens and key transit hubs within easy reach.
“From the Ferragamo bath products to the Pierre Hermé croissants in the lounge, the Executive House is all top-shelf when it comes to details.”
“Although it’s in one of Tokyo’s busiest corners, this hotel-within-a-hotel is a world away from your average urban stay: quiet and calm, it resides in a garden setting that embodies the spirit of Zen without sacrificing any modern creature comforts.”
“Although located in the heart of the city, the New Otani feels more like a resort, with a massive acreage, rambling gardens, and a bevy of dining options—”
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