Aman Tokyo, Otemachi, Tokyo, Japan

Aman Tokyo

Otemachi, Tokyo, Japan

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Aman Tokyo booked on aman.com and through Biirdee
What you getOn aman.comWith Biirdee
Nightly rateThe aman.com rateThe same rate
Booking feeNoneNone
Daily breakfast for twoIncluded in every stayIncluded
Property creditNot included$100 or more
Room upgradeAt the hotel's discretionPriority, when available
Early check-in, late check-outOn requestPriority, when available
VIP recognitionNot includedFlagged on your reservation
Your own conciergeNot included24/7, on WhatsApp

Perks vary by property, room and rate. Your concierge confirms them for your dates before you book.

Every stay includes

From Aman, however you book

  • Daily breakfast
  • Complimentary in-room refreshments excluding alcohol
  • Welcome amenities
  • Scheduled complimentary wellness classes (subject to availability)
  • Access to wellness facilities including Japanese-style bathing facilities, steam rooms, 30-metre indoor swimming pool and fitness centre

From our guides

Our take on Aman Tokyo

Our most-booked Aman and Tokyo hotel (6 bookings). Suites only on our test stays; No. 11 in The 50 Best Hotels 2026.
From Aman vs Four Seasons: Which Luxury Brand Fits Your Trip?From $2,106/night (Jul 2027 test stay)
Our most-booked Aman (6 bookings, 26 nights); suites only on our test stays; No. 11 in The 50 Best Hotels 2026.
From Aman vs Ritz-Carlton: Boutique Sanctuary or Points PowerhouseFrom $2,106/night (Jul 2027 test stay)
Suites only on our dates, from $2,106 a night; #11 in The 50 Best Hotels 2026.
From Four Seasons Tokyo at Otemachi: Rates and Our Review
Our most-booked Aman (6 bookings, 26 nights); our clients paid about $1,800–5,500 a night. No. 11 in The 50 Best Hotels 2026.
From An Aman Journey Through Japan: Tokyo, Kyoto, Ise-Shima & BeyondFrom $1,863/night (Feb 2027)
Our most-booked Aman (6 bookings, 26 nights). Suites only on every test stay; cheapest in February, priciest in November.
From What Aman Resorts Actually Cost: 2026 Rates by PropertyFrom $1,863/night (Feb 2027)
Our most-booked Aman and Tokyo hotel: 6 bookings, 26 nights. Suites only on our test stays; our clients paid about $1,800–5,500 a night.
From Aman Tokyo vs Aman Kyoto: Which Japanese Aman to BookFrom $1,863/night (Feb 2027)
Our most-booked Tokyo hotel (6 bookings, 26 nights) and No. 11 in The 50 Best Hotels 2026; on our engine every month, cheapest in February.
From Cheval Blanc vs Aman: Which Ultra-Luxury Brand Fits Your Trip?From $1,863 a night (our 12-month low)
Our most-booked Aman: 6 bookings and 26 nights, stays averaging 4.3 nights, typically booked 10 to 16 days before arrival.
From How to Book Aman Hotels: Channels, Perks, and Insider StrategyOur clients paid ~$1,800–5,500/night
The sky ryokan atop Otemachi Tower since 2014: a 30-meter-high lobby of washi and stone, deep furo baths in every room and a 30-meter pool facing the skyline; still singular.
From The Best Luxury Hotels in Tokyo, Honestly Rankedfrom ~¥280,000/night
The urban masterpiece: the lantern lobby alone justifies the trip
From The Best Aman Resorts in the World, Rankedfrom ~$1,800/night
The 33rd-floor view of the Imperial gardens' bloom: the season as aerial spectacle
From Cherry Blossom Season Hotels in Japan: The Playbookblossom weeks from ~¥400,000/night
Sky-lobby urban sanctuary atop the Otemachi Tower
From Every Aman Hotel in the World: The Complete 2026 List

The hotel

About Aman Tokyo

From the heights of the Otemachi Tower, Aman Tokyo tempers urban dynamism with a profound atmosphere of serenity. Inspired by Japanese design tradition, with ikebana displays, washi paper doors and engawa platforms, the vast hotel lobby, ryokan-style rooms and Aman Spa are all among Tokyo's largest.

Rooms and suites

Where you'll stay at Aman Tokyo

  • Aman Suite

    157 m² · 1,690 sq ft

    At 157 square metres (1,689 square feet) in size, Aman Suites are the hotel’s largest offering unparalleled urban living. Positioned on the building’s northwest corner, they offer exceptional panoramas of the Japanese capital, including the skyscrapers of Shinjuku, the Imperial Palace gardens and on clearer days, Mount Fuji on the horizon. The suites feature large bedrooms with king-sized beds and a separate living spaces, additional powder rooms and dining tables for up to six guests, ideal for entertaining. Meanwhile, a desk and workspace can be configured as an extension to the room or concealed for privacy via a sliding pocket door.

    Aman Tokyo’s largest Suites · Unrivalled city views, including the Imperial Palace gardens and Mount Fuji · Spacious separate living room with daybed and dining table for six · Bedroom with king-size bed · Customisable workspace · Large bathroom with traditional furo tub · and 4 more

  • Deluxe Suite

    71 m² · 764 sq ft

    Through floor-to-ceiling windows, Aman Tokyo’s west-facing Deluxe Suites offer interrupted views of the Imperial Palace Gardens, the skyscrapers of Shinjuku and iconic Mount Fuji on the horizon. Spanning a generous 71 square metres (764 square feet), the bedroom features a choice of king-size or twin beds, with a spacious lounge area at its foot – the perfect location for watching the city’s famous sunset. Through shoji sliding doors, the large bathroom invites traditional Japanese bathing in its furo soaking tub, while double vanities ensure ample space for two guests.

    Unrivalled city views of the Imperial Palace gardens and Mount Fuji on clear days · Sunken lounge area with daybed · King-size or twin beds · Writing desk · Bathroom with traditional furo tub · Mini bar · and 2 more

  • Garden View Suite

    71 m² · 764 sq ft

    At 71 square metres (764 square feet), Garden View Suites are spacious city sanctuaries, filled with light which floods the room through west-facing floor-to-ceiling windows. From both the king-sized bed and bathroom, unrivalled panoramas of the Imperial Palace and Mount Fuji serve as a focal point, while a sunken living area and traditional furo soaking tub provide further space from which to relax and enjoy the view.

    Unrivalled city views of the Imperial Palace gardens and Mount Fuji on clear days · Sunken lounge area with daybed · King-size bed · Bathroom with traditional furo tub · Writing desk · Mini bar · and 3 more

  • City Suite

    121 m² · 1,302 sq ft

    Situated in the northeast corner of the Otemachi Tower, Aman Tokyo’s City Suites offer 121 square metres (1,302 square feet) of living space benefitting from dual aspect views which fill the space with light. While a separate bedroom with king-bed provides a restful place to sleep, the lofty separate living space features a dining room, lounge area and workspace which can be configured as a completely private space via a discreet sliding screen. Through shoji doors, a large bathroom features from a furo soaking tub for enjoying the ritual of traditional Japanese bathing, while double vanities and a separate powder room showcase a further generosity of space.

    Panoramic dual-aspect views · Spacious separate living room with workspace and dining area · Bedroom with king-size bed · Customisable workspace · Large bathroom with traditional furo tub · Additional half bathroom · and 3 more

  • Grand Suite

    141 m² · 1,518 sq ft

    Offering 141 square metres (1,517 square feet) of space, Grand Suites are among Aman Tokyo’s largest. Well suited to families or entertaining, they offer spectacular city views and feature an expansive separate living room, powder room and dining area with space for four guests. The bedroom can be configured with a choice of king or twin beds and the main bathroom, accessed via traditional shoji sliding screens, features a double vanity and stone furo tub for traditional bathing overlooking the city skyline.

    Spectacular city views · Spacious separate living room with daybed and dining table for four · Bedroom with king-size or twin beds · Customisable workspace · Large bathroom with traditional furo tub · Additional half bathroom · and 3 more

  • Panorama Suite

    139 m² · 1,496 sq ft

    139 square metres (1,497 square feet) in size, Panorama Suites are ideal for guests seeking exceptional views and an abundance of space. Their location on the Otemachi Tower’s corners offers spectacular dual aspect vistas through floor-to-ceiling windows, which frame the Tokyo Tower and other city icons. Features include a separate bedroom, living and dining area seating four, alongside a large bathroom with stone furo tub and separate vanities accessed through elegant shoji sliding doors. A separate powder room, concealable workspace and lofty entranceway makes the Panorama Suite suitable for both business and leisure travellers alike.

    Dual aspect views from corner position · Spacious separate living room with workspace and dining table for four · Bedroom with king-size bed · Customisable workspace · Large bathroom with traditional furo tub · Additional half bathroom · and 3 more

Room, dining and wellness details as published by Aman.

During your stay

Dining, wellness and experiences at Aman Tokyo

Dining

  • La Pâtisserie by Aman Tokyo

    In a city famous for its exceptional restaurant scene, Aman Tokyo has become renowned for its unrivalled dining experiences, elaborate afternoon teas and creative seasonal menus. Taking the hotel's gastronomic prowess one step further, La Pâtisserie by Aman Tokyo now brings the French baking tradition to the bustling Otemachi District.

  • Arva at Aman Tokyo

    Derived from the Latin word for ‘arable’ or ‘cultivated,’ Arva embodies the essence of ‘cucina del raccolto’, Italy’s harvest cuisine. Rooted in tradition, Arva at Aman Tokyo transforms the finest seasonal ingredients into simple yet flavourful dishes, curating a dining experience that is comforting, classic and deeply connected to Italian culinary heritage.

  • Musashi by Aman

    Centred on a Hinoki cypress-wood counter, Musashi by Aman invites guests to experience the authentic Japanese omakase dining tradition. In front of diners, Master Chef Musashi prepares an exquisite selection of sushi based on the finest and freshest ingredients available that day.

  • The Lounge by Aman

    Designed to resemble the inside of a traditional shoji paper lantern, the Lounge by Aman is a vast garden and bar lounge where the beauty of nature meets the elegance of Japanese design. Huge floor-to-ceiling windows offer panoramic views of the Tokyo skyline, while guests can enjoy all-day dining options, Aman Tokyo’s speciality afternoon tea, and finely crafted cocktails, high above the Imperial Palace Gardens.

  • The Café by Aman

    Surrounded by soothing greenery, The Café by Aman is set just outside the hotel in the heart of the Otemachi Forest – a calming pocket of nature in the heart of Tokyo. Serving a selection of lunch, dinner and sweets, it’s an ideal for escaping from the bustle of the city for a cup of tea or glass of Champagne.

  • Osechi at Musashi by Aman

    Musashi by Aman offers a special array of over 20 exquisite dishes beautifully arranged in a two-tiered jubako. Crafted with carefully selected organic ingredients and house-made, additive-free seasonings, every dish celebrates the natural purity and character of its ingredients. Chosen by Master Chef Musashi from Toyosu Market, the assortment includes premium ingredients such as Japanese spiny lobster, abalone, kobako crab, homemade karasumi (dried mullet roe) and Musashi by Aman Original Caviar. These delicacies are artfully presented in handcrafted ceramic bowls made by Chef Musashi, creating a truly refined osechi experience.

Wellness

A global pioneer in the creation of peaceful sanctuaries offering transformative experiences, Aman has always revelled in the beauty and healing embrace of its locations and the stimulation of its cultural settings. Influenced by these surroundings – from desert to jungle, island to city – Aman’s range of seven sophisticated fragrances are each inspired by one of its unique destinations. Haru, a fresh and youthful fragrance, echoes the softened breeze and blossom of Tokyo in sakura season, evoking memories of time spent with Aman in Japan’s capital city.

  • 2,500sqm (26,900sqft) over two floors – the largest, most comprehensive hotel spa in Tokyo
  • Eight treatment rooms (with dressing room, treatment area, bathroom, steam shower and relaxation area)
  • Cardiovascular and weight-training machinery from Technogym and Life Fitness
  • Breathtaking city views
  • Spacious, light-filled fitness centre
  • 30-metre heated indoor pool
  • Private instruction available in for fitness training, yoga and Pilates
  • Yoga and Pilates Studio with allegro reformers and other Pilates-specific apparatus
  • Traditional Japanese bath, showers, steam rooms and dressing rooms

Experiences

  • Cultural experiences at Aman Tokyo

    Establishing deep, lasting connections with local communities and cultures around the world has been an intrinsic part of the Aman philosophy ever since the first destination opened. To celebrate this, Aman Tokyo presents several exclusive experiences in which guests are invited to touch the fabric of Japan's cultural identity and contribute to the preservation of Tokyo's local cultures.

  • Secret Forest

    The Otemachi Forest, which grows among the Tokyo’s skyscrapers, harbours an invisible power that exceeds the imagination. As a young, urban forest it takes on the role of a natural forest, central to the social function, environmental conservation, and biodiversity of its surroundings. For those visiting the city or working in the Otemachi business district, a simple walk through the forest can soothe and reset. An urban oasis, the forest is an important foundation of Aman Tokyo, exemplifying the brand’s ethos of coexistence with nature.

  • Sumida River Cruises

    Discover Japan’s capital from the water with a private 90 minute cruise down the city’s central Sumida River to Tokyo Bay. On board a luxurious, award-winning river boat, admire Tokyo year-round, marvelling at the dynamic skyline which changes from season to season.

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Good to know

Getting to Aman Tokyo

Address

The Otemachi Tower, 1-5-6 Otemachi Chiyoda-ku, 100-0004 Tokyo,Japan

The Otemachi Tower is connected to five-line Otemachi subway station. Close to Tokyo Station, offering access to the nationwide bullet train network.

Haneda Airport (40-min drive) handles domestic and international flights. Narita Airport (60-min drive) handles international flights.

Our concierge arranges transfers and flights with your stay.

What Biirdee Does

A concierge travel agency: paid by the hotel, never by you

Biirdee Travel books luxury hotels through preferred-partner programs: you pay the same rate as booking direct, the partner benefits attach to your reservation, and a human concierge handles the details end to end.

  1. Tell us the trip

    Destination or property, rough dates, who’s traveling. The form takes two minutes and commits you to nothing.

  2. A concierge replies within hours

    A real person checks availability, compares properties honestly, and confirms the perks your stay qualifies for: upgrades, breakfast, and credits where available.

  3. Book at the same rate as direct

    The hotel pays our commission out of the rate you’d pay anyway, so the perks cost you nothing. Before and during the trip, one concierge on WhatsApp handles requests and changes.

Flying too? The same team books business and first class: flights and hotels aligned as one itinerary, one point of contact.

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