With a starting price coming in almost double that of other 5 star properties in Tokyo, some travelers might not know whether or not it’s worth dishing out the extra cash just to stay at this property. By the end of this article, you will see what sets Aman apart from its competitors and helps it to be recognized as one of the leading luxury hotel groups in the world.
Considered by many to be the world’s most exclusive hotel brand, Aman offers travelers 37 truly opulent properties in 20 countries with 3 of those properties located in Japan. Of those 37 properties, Aman Tokyo is the hotel groups only urban property. With only 84 guestrooms and suites, the hotel occupies the top 6 floors of Tokyo’s 38-story Otemachi Tower with the lobby located on the 33rd floor. “A sanctuary at the top of the Otemachi Tower, Aman Tokyo’s sleek design is rooted in ritual - a perfect balance of urban dynamism and cultural sensibility. Ikebana displays and engawa platforms blur the boundary between indoors and out; ryokan-style rooms and an Aman Spa are among the city’s largest. The sense of space and breadth of venues are unmatched in the metropolis, allowing Aman Tokyo to identify both as social hub and serene escape - an inspiring addition to the Tokyo skyline” (Aman).
The hotel offers 5 different room types: Deluxe room, Premier room, Suite, Corner Suite, and the Aman Suite. For an extra fee, any booking can include breakfast and/or a recovery spa package.
Deluxe Room: The deluxe rooms are the largest entry level rooms in Tokyo at 764 sq.ft a piece. Each room comes with either a king bed or 2 twin beds which are chosen at the time of booking. In addition, guests have views of Imperial Palace Gardens and a traditional Furo soaking tub located in the bathroom.
Premier Room: Similar to the deluxe room, guests have the option of either a king bed or 2 twins. The 861 sq.ft rooms include a larger foyer and bathroom and faces the Tokyo Skytree.
Suite: Stated by Aman to offer apartment-style living in the heart of Tokyo, the Suite provides guests with 1,517 sq. ft of living area. Included is an expansive living room with a writing desk and panoramic city views. Like the previous rooms mentioned on this list, the Suite is furnished with your choice of a king bed or 2 twins.
Aman Suite: “Positioned in the northwest corner of the building, Aman Suites are Aman Tokyo’s largest at 157m2 (1689 sq. ft). Each offers a separate bedroom and a living room with dining area” (Aman). With views of the Imperial Palace Gardens, traditional Furo soaking tub, and a personal bar and mini wine cellar, the Aman Suite gives you the best that the property has to offer.
Distance from:
Tokyo Station: 4-minute walk
Imperial Palace: 8-minute walk
Tokyo Tower: 12-minute taxi ride or 26-minute train ride
Ginza Six: 9-minute taxi ride or 12-minute train ride
Shinjuku Station: 19-minute taxi ride or 23-minute train ride
Meiji Jingu: 13-minute taxi ride or 36-minute train ride
Tokyo Skytree: 19-minute taxi ride or 20-minute train ride