Overview
Aman Tokyo occupies the top six floors (33-38) of the Otemachi Tower, an office-and-hotel complex directly above Otemachi Station. The property, which opened in December 2014, was Aman's first urban hotel and marked a significant departure from the brand's traditional resort focus.
The hotel features 84 rooms and suites, each with a traditional Japanese onsen-style soaking tub and panoramic city views through floor-to-ceiling windows. The smallest rooms start at 157 square meters, making Aman Tokyo among the largest standard rooms of any Tokyo hotel. Interior design by Yabu Pushelberg draws on traditional Japanese residential architecture, with washi paper sliding doors, furo soaking tubs, and minimalist natural materials throughout.
The centerpiece is the 33rd-floor lobby with a 30-meter-tall encased bonsai tree and a giant rock garden surrounded by water features. Dining includes Arva (Italian), Musashi by Aman (omakase sushi, 12 seats), and the Aman Lounge for tea and light meals. The Aman Spa occupies 2,500 square meters and includes an onsen-style bathing facility, 25-meter pool, and eight treatment rooms.
The Otemachi location is intentionally quiet—the financial district has limited nightlife and shopping compared to Shinjuku or Ginza. However, the Imperial Palace gardens are 8 minutes on foot, and Tokyo Station is 10 minutes by foot. This location is best suited to travelers prioritizing tranquility and design over entertainment access.
Quick Facts
- Brand
- Aman
- Star Rating
- ★★★★★ 5.0
- Address
- 1-5-6 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0004, Japan
- Nearest Station
- Otemachi Station (Marunouchi / Chiyoda / Hanzomon / Tozai / Mita Lines), 5 min walk
- From Airport
- 28 km
- Category
- Ultra-luxury
Amenities
- Free WiFi
- 25m indoor pool
- Aman Spa
- Onsen-style bathing
- 3 restaurants
- Tea lounge
- Library
- Fitness center
- Yoga studio
- 24-hour room service
- Personal concierge
- Limousine service
Room Types
Deluxe Room
Premier Room
Aman Suite
Aman Tokyo Suite
Nearby Attractions
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Imperial Palace East Gardens
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Tokyo Station (Marunouchi side)
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Nihonbashi
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Yasukuni Shrine
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Ginza
Getting Around
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Metro Marunouchi / Chiyoda / Hanzomon / Tozai / Mita Lines · Otemachi5 min
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JR Yamanote / Chuo / Tokaido / Shinkansen · Tokyo10 min
Highlights & Considerations
What guests like
- Largest standard rooms in central Tokyo (157 sqm+), each with onsen tub
- Exceptional 33rd-floor lobby design with bonsai and rock garden
- Direct connection to Otemachi Station (5 lines) plus 10-min walk to Tokyo Station
- Brand-defining minimalist design by Yabu Pushelberg
Things to consider
- Among the highest room rates globally, often $1,500+ per night
- Otemachi area has limited nightlife and casual dining
- Strict children policy in some areas (e.g., pool) and limited kid amenities
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Aman Tokyo located?
Aman Tokyo is in the Otemachi business district, occupying the top six floors (33-38) of the Otemachi Tower. It's directly connected to Otemachi Station, with Tokyo Station a 10-minute walk away.
Is Aman Tokyo worth the price?
Aman Tokyo is positioned at the very top of the Tokyo luxury market with rates often $1,500+ per night for standard rooms. Whether it represents good value depends on your priorities; the property is best suited to travelers valuing space, design, and tranquility over nightlife access.
Does Aman Tokyo have a pool?
Yes, the Aman Spa on the 33rd floor includes a 25-meter indoor pool, an onsen-style bathing facility, eight treatment rooms, and a fitness center.
Is Aman Tokyo family-friendly?
Aman Tokyo welcomes children but is generally oriented toward adult travelers. Children under 12 are not permitted in the main pool, and there's no dedicated kids' club. Connecting rooms are available for families.
What is the nearest station to Aman Tokyo?
Otemachi Station is the closest, a 5-minute walk, served by the Marunouchi, Chiyoda, Hanzomon, Tozai, and Mita lines. Tokyo Station (JR) is 10 minutes on foot.