Mandarin Oriental Tokyo
Chuo, Tokyo
“Nihonbashi skyline sanctuary”
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Vibe
Express elevators ascend to a high-floor glass lobby floating above Nihonbashi, with views stretching toward Mount Fuji.
“Nihonbashi skyline sanctuary”
Exceptional service and high-floor luxury overlooking Mount Fuji and Tokyo.
Ryu Kosaka interiors blend Japanese textile motifs with sleek contemporary lines.
Nihonbashi location anchors modern luxury to traditional merchant history and crafts.
In historic Nihonbashi near transit links and financial towers
Rooms
Ryu Kosaka's redesigned interiors incorporate traditional Japanese textile motifs and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the city.
Backstory
Opened in 2005 above Nihonbashi's historic merchant streets, the hotel underwent an extensive interior redesign in 2019.
Wellness
Perched on the upper floors, the serene spa pairs holistic treatments with panoramic views across the Tokyo skyline.
The neighborhood
Set in historic Nihonbashi, century-old paper and kimono shops sit beside sleek financial towers and subway links.
“The views from the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo are extraordinary: the hotel begins at the 38th floor, a height from which you can just about take in the whole of the city.”
“Zip up to the wood-filled 38th-floor lobby ... to discover a stylish hot spot.”
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