The Mandarin Oriental Tokyo is the epitome of sophisticated luxury in the city

Stunning views of the Tokyo city skyline, an award-winning restaurant, a spa in the sky, luxurious suites, and located in the heart of the prestigious Nihonbashi — this is the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo. As a holiday destination, the hotel offers every comfort and convenience you could ever want, and in a visionary design that’s contemporary, with touches of Japanese culture.

Above: The interior architecture of the Mandarin oriental tokyo.

Above: The exterior architecture of the Mandarin oriental tokyo.

Above: View from the lobby of the Mandarin oriental tokyo.

Above: breakfast views.

The gorgeous rooms start from a spacious 538sqft Deluxe Room that oversees the city skyline or the Tokyo Skytree. Featured here is the Mandarin Grand Room at 646sqft, and with incredible views of the city. The room has crafted bamboo floors and bespoke Japanese fabrics that draw inspiration from contemporary Japan.

Above: design touches of The mandarin grand room.

Above: Sunset view from the mandarin grand room.

Above: the luxurious bathroom in the mandarin grand room includes a bath tub.

Above: There’s a SEPARATE shower area as well.

There are multiple dining options within the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo, including fine dining, all-day dining concepts, and of course a bar and lounge. If you crave comfort food like Cantonese cuisine or a pizza, there’s Sense Restaurant and The Pizza Bar on 38th that you can you dine at whether you stay at or even just visit the hotel. There’s also French, Italian and of course, a world-class sushi restaurant, Sushi Shin by Miyakawa, which is the first Tokyo branch of Hokkaido’s Michelin three-star Sushi Miyakawa.

Above: the Interior of the Mandarin oriental tokyo.

It’s also no surprise that the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo has earned the coveted five-star rating in the Forbes Travel Guide 2023, and it’s the only hotel in Japan to have achieved this award for nine consecutive years.