Aman Tokyo occupies floors 33-38 of the Otemachi Tower with a soaring 30-meter atrium lobby. The hotel blends traditional Japanese design — washi paper walls, volcanic stone, cedar screens — with Aman's signature serene minimalism. The spa features Tokyo's finest onsen facilities using deep-sourced mineral water. One of the world's most lauded urban hotels.
Aman Tokyo occupies floors 33 through 38 of the Otemachi Tower, a sleek skyscraper in the Otemachi financial district of Chiyoda Ward, directly adjacent to the Imperial Palace grounds and approximately five minutes on foot from Otemachi Station on the Tokyo Metro. The hotel opened in 2014 and immediately established itself as one of Japan's premier urban retreats, drawing on traditional Japanese craftsmanship and materials to create an atmosphere of deep serenity within one of the world's busiest cities.
The entrance on the 33rd floor reveals the hotel's most dramatic feature: a 30-metre-high atrium lobby clad in washi paper panels that filter natural light into a warm, diffuse glow. Volcanic stone, Japanese cedar, and hand-lacquered screens articulate the 84 spacious rooms and suites, which begin at a generous 74 square metres. The largest corner suites command direct views over the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace — a rare private panorama of green in central Tokyo. All rooms feature deep soaking tubs and Aman's characteristic understated design sensibility.
The spa on the 38th floor is among the most accomplished in Tokyo. Six treatment rooms offer Aman's proprietary bodywork alongside traditional Japanese therapies; the facility includes an indoor 25-metre swimming pool and — uniquely for a central Tokyo hotel — a genuine natural mineral onsen sourced from deep underground. Separate men's and women's bathing areas offer both indoor and open-air pools.
Dining centres on Arva, an Italian-Mediterranean restaurant on the 33rd floor with an open kitchen and views toward the Imperial Palace. The Living Room serves all-day light meals, Japanese breakfast, and afternoon tea in a refined lounge setting.
Service at Aman Tokyo reflects the group's philosophy of anticipatory, unhurried hospitality. Staff-to-guest ratios are among the highest in Japan, and the property is ideally placed for Tokyo's business district with easy taxi access to Ginza and Tsukiji. Check-in is at 15:00 and checkout at 12:00.
Amenities
- Onsen (hot spring baths)
- 25m indoor swimming pool
- Spa with 8 treatment rooms
- Fitness center
- Arva restaurant
- The Living Room lounge
- Aman Spa treatments
- Library
- Complimentary WiFi
Location
The Otemachi Tower, 1-5-6 Otemachi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0004
Highlights
- 30-meter atrium lobby with washi paper panels
- Natural hot spring onsen on 38F
- Views of the Imperial Palace and Mount Fuji
- Japanese minimalist design throughout
Tips for visiting
- The onsen is one of the few in central Tokyo fed by genuine spring water
- Book the Imperial Suite for direct views of the Imperial Palace East Gardens
- Arva restaurant offers superb Italian cuisine with Tokyo views
Accessibility
Aman Tokyo is fully accessible by lift from street level to all guest floors within the Otemachi Tower. Wheelchair-accessible rooms are available and feature wider doorways, roll-in shower configurations, and grab rails; advance notice ensures the correct room type is reserved. The main tower entrance is step-free.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Aman Tokyo have a genuine onsen?
Yes, the spa on the 38th floor features a genuine natural mineral onsen fed by deep underground spring water — an exceptionally rare amenity for a luxury hotel in central Tokyo. Separate bathing areas are provided for men and women, each with indoor and open-air pools.
Which rooms at Aman Tokyo face the Imperial Palace?
The premium corner suites on the upper floors have direct views over the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace. Standard rooms overlook the Otemachi financial district and city skyline. Guests should request a Palace-facing suite specifically when making reservations.
How close is Aman Tokyo to major Tokyo districts?
The hotel is a five-minute walk from Otemachi Station (multiple Metro lines) and roughly ten minutes by taxi from Ginza, Tsukiji Outer Market, and Tokyo Station. The Imperial Palace running track and East Gardens are adjacent to the hotel.
What dining options are available at Aman Tokyo?
Arva restaurant serves Italian-Mediterranean cuisine from an open kitchen on the 33rd floor. The Living Room provides all-day dining, Japanese breakfast, and afternoon tea in a lounge setting. Room service is available around the clock.