Aman Tokyo

Honouring Japan’s design ethos with its minimalist, thoughtful interiors and traditional materials, Aman Tokyo creates an authentic sense of place with washi paper doors, ryokan-style rooms and engawa platforms. Set at the top of one of the Financial District’s soaring skyscrapers, close to the Imperial Palace and Tokyo Station, this was Aman’s first city hotel and brought its renowned service, chic understated design and attention to detail to Tokyo. In a city known for its small-scale hotel rooms, the Aman is a spacious, light-filled haven, high above the buzz of the city.

From the meditative rock gardens of the lobby to the far-reaching views, there’s a zen-like calm throughout the hotel, culminating in the exceptional spa. Spread across two floors and 2,500 sqm, it’s a tranquil escape, whether you’re soaking in the city views from the onsen-style stone bath or doing laps in the 30 metre pool. Though you could indulge in the comfort of your own room – each of the 82 rooms boasts a Furo bathtub to allow you to experience the traditional Japanese bathing ritual. The four restaurants showcase Japanese hospitality across a variety of cuisines, including Edomae-style sushi, a French patisserie and deceptively simple Southern Italian dishes.