The luxury hotel is located on Chuo Dori, the “5th Avenue” of the rich historical district off Nihonbashi. The area includes the original Mitsukoshi Department Store, Bank of Japan and Tokyo Stock Exchange. The renowned Ginza entertainment and shopping district is within walking distance and in less than twenty minutes you can stroll to the Imperial Palace. Guests arriving at Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Tokyo are ushered from a private entrance, whisked directly to the 38th floor Sky Lobby and presented with a breathtaking view of the dramatic cityscape. Above, the sky is revealed through the vast glass windows. There is no doubt the new Mandarin Oriental hotel epitomises sophisticated luxury. Silent corridors lead to 4 treatment rooms and 5 private spa suites with extraordinary views of the contrasting activity below. Heat and water experiences will ease the body and relieve the mind. The vitality pool gently releases muscle tension, the crystal steam room offers a meditative experience, and a splash from the ice fountain provides a sharp, arctic refresher. The 22 suites are designed with careful intelligence in dividing bedrooms and living areas, ensuring guests maintain a sense of privacy when entertaining friends or associates. Apart from the highly sophisticated technology and fabulous levels of luxury they are impressively large; however long your visit, occupying these suites will always be a pleasure.

The Spa decor combines indigenous materials and symbols to create a unique Japanese feeling. The vast space also contains a vitality pool, water lounges, a dry sauna and a crystal steam room. Professional body and skin care products by Comfort Zone and Aromatherapy Associates will be used in the treatments, as will the luxury hotel group’s signature line, which includes aromatherapy-based body and bath oils, stylish spa-wear, tea-infusions and an Asian-inspired CD collection.

With soaring views from the 38th floor across Tokyo City the fine dining restaurant makes a heart stopping impression the moment you enter. The cosmopolitan vibe is contagious and you’ll relish dining at the top of the metropolis. French inspired world cuisine, Cantonese, Japanese and Asian fares are also available here. Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo’s exciting and innovative lineup of seven new restaurants and bars is set to become Tokyo’s next wining and dining sensation. Six of the outlets are situated on the topmost floors of the Cesar Pelli-designed tower, offering guests sweeping views of the city including Tokyo Bay to the South and East, and the Imperial Gardens to the West.

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