Aman Tokyo
Good to know before you go
- Getting there
- Ōtemachi Station (Tokyo Metro Tōzai Line, Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line, Tokyo Metro Hanzōmon Line)
- Hours
- 24 hours (Check-in from 15:00, check-out by 12:00)
- Best time to go
- Late afternoon, when daylight shifts through the 30-meter washi paper ceiling and live koto performances begin in the lobby
Hours can change on holidays — check the official site before travelling.
Location
The Otemachi Tower, 1-chōme-5-6 Ōtemachi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0004, JapanŌtemachi, Tokyo
About
Occupying the top floors of the Otemachi Tower, Aman Tokyo is a sanctuary of minimalist luxury blending traditional Japanese design with modern grandeur. Expect soaring ceilings, washi-paper doors, and a stunning garden lounge that showcases dramatic views of the Imperial Palace Gardens and Mount Fuji. It is the ultimate urban escape for travelers seeking world-class wellness facilities, a 30-meter indoor pool, and serene, spacious rooms.
What Japanese guides note
Aman Tokyo sits entirely on the upper floors of The Otemachi Tower, with arrival taking place via a dedicated first-floor elevator bank rather than the lower subterranean mall. Japanese architectural literature notes Kerry Hill's design uses basalt stone, timber engawa bordering, and interior water basins with seasonal ikebana to evoke traditional sukiya architecture inside a high-rise. Visitors using transit can walk entirely undercover from the central ticket gate of the Tokyo Metro Tōzai Line at Ōtemachi Station into the tower's B2 level.
Details from local sources
- The hotel occupies floors 33 through 38 of The Otemachi Tower and marked the Aman brand's first urban property worldwide when it opened on December 22, 2014. [source]
- The 33rd-floor reception lobby centers on an atrium rising nearly 30 meters, wrapped in a 19-meter-high washi paper glass light wall engineered to diffuse light like a Japanese lantern. [source]
- The entry-level Deluxe rooms measure 71 square meters, ranking among the largest base room dimensions in Tokyo. [source]
- The first-floor entrance and elevator lobby walls were plastered by Japanese master craftsman Shūhei Hasado. [source]
- The ground-level base of the tower incorporates the 3,600-square-meter transplanted ecosystem known as Otemachi Forest, housing the freestanding venue The Café by Aman. [source]
- A kimono-clad musician regularly performs live koto music on an elevated stage in the 33rd-floor public lounge area. [source]
Insider Tip
Book a table at Arva for lunch; you will enjoy exceptional Italian dining alongside the same breathtaking skyline views as hotel guests.
Frequently asked
Can non-staying guests visit the lobby lounge and restaurants?
Yes. Non-staying visitors may access the 33rd-floor dining options, including Arva, Musashi by Aman, and The Lounge by Aman, as well as the Aman Spa. Because seating is limited, dining and afternoon tea require prior reservations through the official website or concierge.
How do you access the hotel from Ōtemachi Station without going outside?
Take the underground concourse toward exit A5 or the Tōzai Line central gate, which directly joins the B2 level of The Otemachi Tower. Ride the escalators up two floors to the 1st-floor reception hall, where dedicated elevators ascend directly to the 33rd-floor main lobby.
What are the standard check-in and check-out hours?
Standard check-in begins at 15:00 and check-out is set for 12:00. Early arrivals can drop luggage with the first-floor concierge staff, while adjustments to check-out times depend on booking terms and daily room availability.
Where is The Café by Aman located relative to the main lobby?
The Café by Aman is not on the 33rd floor. It is situated separately at street level inside the ground-floor Otemachi Forest garden, serving light French-inspired bistro dining, pastries, and casual drinks in an outdoor-adjacent setting.
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