Tokyo

Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo is delighted to announce that both the hotel and the spa have received the prestigious five-star rating in the Forbes Travel Guide 2023. We are honoured to be the only hotel in the country to be have achieved this distinction for nine consecutive years since this esteemed global authority on luxury travel and lifestyle first launched in Japan.

Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo’s 12 inimitable restaurants and bars, including a MICHELIN-starred restaurant, have enough versatility to suit any mood or occasion. 10 of the 12 establishments are located on the uppermost two floors of the 38-storey Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower, offering guests stunning views of the city and beyond, including TOKYO SKYTREE to the east, and the Mount Fuji to the west.

Located on the 37th and 38th floors of the Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower, the Spa is primely positioned, with its suites offering magnificent views and unforgettable Heat and Water experiences. In nine serene rooms, including four suites and one Spa Studio, guests are guided through a personalised journey of Asian and western-inspired relaxation, beauty, and wellness components conceived to instill inner peace and physical rejuvenation that will bring about a clear feeling of well-being.

Superbly located in the heart of the historical and cultural centre of Tokyo, Nihonbashi, formerly known as Edo. Just a stone’s throw from Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo is the celebrated ‘Bridge of Japan’ from which Nihonbashi derives its name. At one time, this was the traditional ‘Kilometer Zero’ officially designating one’s arrival in the capital. Japan’s major financial, insurance and securities firms grew around this landmark, along with many traditional shops, shrines and galleries.

Within a country surrounded by water, Japan’s mountains give birth to clouds that nourish its soil with abundant rainfall and feed the many rivers that flow from the mountains to the coastlines. Therefore, ‘Woods and Water’ became inspirational themes and formed the underlying design concept of Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo. The hotel has been conceived as a single large living tree, providing shelter, comfort and a gathering place for the community. These themes are expressed using imaginative, custom fabrics and furnishings throughout the hotel.