Aman Tokyo
Tokyo

Aman Tokyo is one of Ampersand's Top 10 Lux City Hotels and Top 10 Aman Resorts in Asia. It also has one of our Top 10 Swimming Pools.

Aman Tokyo, one of the most sought-after luxury hotels in the city, is the first urban property from Aman, the renowned luxury hotel brand known for its serene, minimalist design and world-class service. Opened in 2014, Aman Tokyo offers a unique combination of contemporary luxury and traditional Japanese design, making it one of the top choices for those seeking a refined and tranquil escape in the heart of Japan’s bustling capital.

A Luxury Retreat Above Tokyo’s Thriving Skyline

Occupying six floors at the top of the iconic Otemachi Tower, Aman Tokyo offers an oasis of calm above the vibrant city below. The spacious rooms and suites are meticulously designed to create a peaceful haven amidst the bustling energy of Japan’s capital. Thanks to the visionary work of award-winning architect Kerry Hill, the property is a true "urban sanctuary," blending minimalist elegance with panoramic views of Tokyo’s ever-changing skyline.

Japanese Design with Aman’s Signature Chic

Aman Tokyo strikes the perfect balance between quintessential Japanese elements and Aman’s signature understated sophistication. This harmonious design is epitomised by the striking atrium, where charcoal basalt stone tiles and soft white washi rice paper skylights create a tranquil yet dramatic atmosphere. At the centre, a seasonal floral arrangement shifts from pale cherry blossoms in the spring to vibrant autumn leaves, further enhancing the feeling of connection to nature.

A Sanctuary for Mind & Body: Spa, Pool & Wellness

The sense of serenity extends throughout the property, particularly in the expansive spa and pool area. The 30-metre pool is a true standout, often regarded as the best in Tokyo. Guests can swim laps in the shimmering aquamarine water, set against the stunning backdrop of Tokyo Tower and the city’s towering skyline, or relax on reclining daybeds, soaking in the spectacular views. For a more traditional Japanese experience, the hotel also features an onsen communal bath, offering a tranquil escape with views of the Tokyo SkyTree.

For ultimate privacy, opt for the in-room basalt bath, modelled on the Japanese ‘ofuro’ soaking tub, where you can unwind while enjoying views of the glittering city below. We recommend taking a soak just as the sun sets, when the city lights begin to twinkle and, on a clear evening, Mount Fuji can be seen in the distance.

An Unrivalled Spa Experience with Japanese Kanpo Traditions

The Aman Tokyo spa combines Aman’s renowned chemical-free essences with the Japanese health system of Kanpo, offering a holistic wellness experience across eight luxurious treatment rooms. Whether you're enjoying a rejuvenating massage or a traditional Japanese bath, the spa provides a space to relax and recharge after a day of exploring Tokyo.

Personalised Service & Insider Access

The hotel’s concierge staff are known for their warmth and personalised service, providing guests with expert recommendations and access to exclusive cultural experiences. From arranging transfers to securing tickets for sumo tournaments, the dedicated team at Aman Tokyo ensures every guest’s needs are met with precision and care.

Prime Location for Exploring Tokyo

Aman Tokyo’s location is second to none, offering easy access to both Tokyo’s cultural heart and its fashionable districts. Situated in the Otemachi area, the hotel is surrounded by more subway and metropolitan train lines than any other station in the city. The Imperial Palace is just a short stroll away, while the high-end shopping district of Ginza is easily accessible. For food lovers, this area boasts more Michelin-starred restaurants than anywhere else in the world, and The Restaurant by Aman competes on the global stage for culinary excellence.

Dine & Unwind at Aman Tokyo

From expertly crafted cocktails at the bar to a delicious breakfast overlooking the Imperial Palace Gardens, Aman Tokyo is the ultimate destination for dining and entertainment. With an impressive 1,200-bottle wine cellar, the hotel offers an exceptional selection of wines to complement its world-class cuisine. The hotel’s chic ambiance attracts both Tokyo’s fashionable local crowd and discerning visitors from around the world, making it the perfect spot for a drink, a meal, or simply to enjoy the view of Mount Fuji across the Imperial Gardens.

There are no foreign lands. It is the traveller only who is foreign.
Robert Louis Stevenson