Best for
Andaz suits travelers planning to explore Tokyo by subway, with access to both the Hibiya and Ginza lines around Toranomon Hills.
Best for
Andaz suits travelers planning to explore Tokyo by subway, with access to both the Hibiya and Ginza lines around Toranomon Hills.
What makes it special
Reserve a seat at the SUSHI's eight-seat counter for a chef-selected dinner, watching the team prepare seasonal sushi in front of you.
Room to consider
Book a 1 King Bed, Tower View room to see Tokyo Tower through wide windows, making the landmark part of your evening indoors.
Insider tip
Keep the Rooftop Bar for an adults' evening: its terrace overlooks Tokyo Bay, and all visitors must be at least 20.
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Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills occupies the upper floors of Toranomon Hills Mori Tower in Minato, with views across Tokyo and direct underground links to two subway lines. Its 164 rooms and suites put the skyline at the center of the stay. You can spend the day moving between neighborhoods, then return for a swim above the city or dinner on the 51st floor. The appeal is the combination of a well-connected address and somewhere worth spending time between outings.
Locally made bed linen and walnut furniture sit against a simple Japanese interior. Partitions allow the space to be divided, with broad windows at the outer edge of the room. Blackout blinds are fitted, and this category occupies floors 47–50.
A deep circular bathtub forms the centre of the bathing area, with a separate shower for washing. BYREDO products are provided beside the basin, along with bathrobes, slippers and yukata robes. The room has a Nespresso coffee maker and an electric kettle, with snacks and soft drinks included in the minibar. A Bluetooth speaker lets guests play their own music.
Locally made bed linen and walnut furniture sit against a simple Japanese interior. Partitions allow the space to be divided, with broad windows at the...
Full-height windows frame the Imperial Palace grounds and Tokyo Skytree. Natural wood finishes and locally made bed linen follow the room's Japanese design. Partitions can be moved to divide the space, and blackout blinds cover the windows at night.
A deep round tub sits apart from the shower. BYREDO bath products are supplied, with yukata robes, bathrobes and slippers. There is a Nespresso machine and a kettle for coffee and tea in the room. Snacks and soft drinks from the minibar are included. The room also has a Bluetooth speaker and is located on floors 47–50.
Full-height windows frame the Imperial Palace grounds and Tokyo Skytree. Natural wood finishes and locally made bed linen follow the room's Japanese design. Partitions can...
Walnut furniture gives the room a warm wood finish, with locally made linen on the bed. Large windows run along the outer side of the room, while adjustable partitions divide the interior. The layout takes its cues from Japanese traditions and uses natural materials throughout.
A deep circular tub occupies the inner bathing space, separate from the shower. BYREDO products are supplied, along with yukata robes, bathrobes and slippers. There is a Nespresso machine and an electric kettle in the room. The minibar includes snacks and soft drinks, and a Bluetooth speaker is provided for music. Rooms sit on floors 47–50, with blackout blinds at the windows.
Walnut furniture gives the room a warm wood finish, with locally made linen on the bed. Large windows run along the outer side of the...
The Imperial Palace grounds and Tokyo Skytree are visible beyond the wide windows. Natural wood furniture and local bed linen give the interior a Japanese feel, with partitions that adjust to divide the space. These rooms occupy floors 47–50 of the tower.
A deep circular bathtub is set within the inner bathing area, with a shower kept separate. BYREDO products are provided, as are yukata robes, bathrobes and slippers. There is a Nespresso coffee maker, a kettle and a Bluetooth speaker in the room. Snacks and soft drinks are included in the minibar. Blackout blinds can be drawn across the windows.
The Imperial Palace grounds and Tokyo Skytree are visible beyond the wide windows. Natural wood furniture and local bed linen give the interior a Japanese...
Wide windows look across the waterfront towards Rainbow Bridge and the Ginza district. Natural wood and locally made bed linen bring Japanese materials into the room, while movable partitions allow its spaces to be divided. The room is set on floors 47–50, with blackout blinds fitted at the windows.
The bathing area holds a deep circular tub and a separate shower. BYREDO products, bathrobes and slippers are supplied, along with yukata robes. A Nespresso machine and kettle are provided for coffee and tea, while snacks and soft drinks in the minibar are included. There is also a Bluetooth speaker for music in the room.
Wide windows look across the waterfront towards Rainbow Bridge and the Ginza district. Natural wood and locally made bed linen bring Japanese materials into the...
Walnut finishes and locally made bed linen give the room its Japanese character. Adjustable partitions change how the space is arranged, while broad windows bring daylight across the natural wood furniture. The room sits on floors 47–50, with blackout blinds fitted at the windows.
Bathing takes place in a deep round tub set towards the back of the room, with a separate shower beside it. BYREDO bath products are supplied, along with a yukata robe, a bathrobe and slippers. A Nespresso machine and kettle provide coffee and tea in the room. Minibar snacks and soft drinks are included, and a Bluetooth speaker is available for music.
Walnut finishes and locally made bed linen give the room its Japanese character. Adjustable partitions change how the space is arranged, while broad windows bring...
Rainbow Bridge and the Ginza district form part of the outlook through the room's broad windows. Walnut finishes and locally made linen set the tone indoors, with adjustable partitions dividing the space. The design draws on Japanese traditions, using natural materials throughout.
A deep round tub sits in the inner bathing area, apart from the shower. BYREDO products are supplied, together with yukata robes, bathrobes and slippers. Coffee comes from a Nespresso machine, and an electric kettle is provided for tea. The minibar's snacks and soft drinks are included. Rooms occupy floors 47–50 and have blackout blinds and a Bluetooth speaker.
Rainbow Bridge and the Ginza district form part of the outlook through the room's broad windows. Walnut finishes and locally made linen set the tone...
Adjustable partitions and walnut finishes shape the room's Japanese interior. Locally made linen dresses the bed, and large windows bring daylight into the space from its position on floors 47–50. Blackout blinds are fitted across the glazing.
The bathroom separates showering from bathing, with a deep round tub set in the inner part of the room. BYREDO bath products, yukata robes, bathrobes and slippers are supplied. A Bluetooth speaker is provided for music, and a Nespresso machine and kettle make coffee and tea available in the room. Snacks and soft drinks in the minibar are included in the stay.
Adjustable partitions and walnut finishes shape the room's Japanese interior. Locally made linen dresses the bed, and large windows bring daylight into the space from...
Broad windows in this corner room look towards Tokyo Skytree and Marunouchi. Walnut furniture sits alongside locally made bed linen, and partitions can be adjusted to change the division of the space. The room follows the hotel's Japanese design, with natural materials and simple lines.
At the rear, a deep round bathtub has a separate shower alongside it. Bathrobes, slippers and yukata robes are supplied, with Aesop products in the bathroom. The room includes a Nespresso machine, an electric kettle and a Bluetooth speaker. Minibar snacks and soft drinks are included. Blackout blinds are fitted across the windows, and rooms in this category occupy floors 47–50.
Broad windows in this corner room look towards Tokyo Skytree and Marunouchi. Walnut furniture sits alongside locally made bed linen, and partitions can be adjusted...
Natural wood furniture and local bed linen furnish a corner layout, with broad windows facing Tokyo Skytree and Marunouchi. Adjustable partitions allow different parts of the room to be divided. Walnut finishes and simple lines give the room a Japanese character.
The bathing area holds a deep round tub, with a separate shower and Aesop products. Yukata robes, bathrobes and slippers are provided. Snacks and soft drinks from the minibar are included, with a Nespresso machine and kettle for coffee and tea. Blackout blinds cover the windows, and a Bluetooth speaker is available in the room. These rooms are on floors 47–50.
Natural wood furniture and local bed linen furnish a corner layout, with broad windows facing Tokyo Skytree and Marunouchi. Adjustable partitions allow different parts of...
This corner room has broad windows beside the sleeping area, with natural wood finishes and locally made linen inside. Adjustable partitions allow the space to open up or divide into distinct areas. Walnut furniture follows the simple lines of the hotel's Japanese design.
The bathroom has a deep circular tub and a separate shower, with Aesop products supplied. Yukata robes sit alongside bathrobes and slippers. A Nespresso machine and kettle are provided in the room, while snacks and soft drinks from the minibar are complimentary. The room also has a Bluetooth speaker and blackout blinds. This category is located on floors 47–50.
This corner room has broad windows beside the sleeping area, with natural wood finishes and locally made linen inside. Adjustable partitions allow the space to...
The two beds share one bedroom. The living room and office area are separate from the sleeping space.
A sofa and coffee table furnish the separate living room, whose broad windows face the Imperial Palace grounds. An office area and guest toilet sit apart from the main bathroom. Natural wood finishes, locally made bed linen and adjustable partitions form part of the Japanese interior.
The bathroom offers a deep round tub as well as a separate shower. Aesop products, yukata robes, bathrobes and slippers are supplied. There is a Nespresso machine and an electric kettle in the suite, and the minibar's snacks and soft drinks are included. Blackout blinds cover the windows. This corner suite occupies floors 47–50 and includes a Bluetooth speaker.
A sofa and coffee table furnish the separate living room, whose broad windows face the Imperial Palace grounds. An office area and guest toilet sit...
Both beds are in one bedroom. This is a single-bedroom suite with a separate living room.
The separate lounge has a sofa and coffee table beside broad windows, with an office area set aside for work. This corner suite also has a guest toilet, keeping it separate from the main bathing space. Walnut finishes and locally made bed linen reflect the Japanese design, and partitions can be adjusted to divide the interior.
A deep round bathtub and separate shower form the main bathroom, with Aesop products supplied. Yukata robes, bathrobes and slippers are provided. The suite has a Nespresso coffee maker, kettle and Bluetooth speaker, plus blackout blinds at the windows. Minibar snacks and soft drinks are included. This category is on floors 47–48.
The separate lounge has a sofa and coffee table beside broad windows, with an office area set aside for work. This corner suite also has...
Both beds occupy the same bedroom. The suite does not have two separate sleeping rooms.
A corner position on floors 49–50 gives the living room a broad sweep of windows, with a 180-degree outlook towards the water and Tokyo Tower. A separate office area sits alongside the lounge, and there is a guest toilet. Walnut finishes, local bed linen and adjustable partitions carry the Japanese design through the suite.
The main bathroom has a deep round soaking tub and a separate shower. Aesop products, bathrobes, yukata robes and slippers are supplied. A Nespresso machine and an electric kettle are provided in the suite. The complimentary minibar includes premium alcohol as well as snacks and soft drinks. Blackout blinds cover the windows, and a Bluetooth speaker is available.
A corner position on floors 49–50 gives the living room a broad sweep of windows, with a 180-degree outlook towards the water and Tokyo Tower....
Both beds share one bedroom; they are not in separate rooms. The suite has its own living room and office area.
Windows follow the corner of the living room, taking in a 180-degree panorama across the water and Tokyo Tower. The suite is on floors 49–50 and has a separate office area and guest toilet. Natural wood furniture, local bed linen and movable partitions carry the Japanese design into each space.
A deep circular tub sits within the main bathroom, alongside a separate shower. Aesop products, yukata robes, bathrobes and slippers are supplied. Coffee and tea can be made with the Nespresso machine and kettle. The minibar includes premium alcohol, snacks and soft drinks at no extra charge. Blackout blinds and a Bluetooth speaker are also fitted.
Windows follow the corner of the living room, taking in a 180-degree panorama across the water and Tokyo Tower. The suite is on floors 49–50...
The hotel opened in June 2014 as Japan's first Andaz. Its interiors by Tony Chi and Shinichiro Ogata use walnut and washi paper to soften the tower's scale. Wood, paper and carefully divided spaces give the hotel a Japanese character without treating it as a traditional inn. This is a contemporary city hotel, with the comforts and pace that implies.
The bathroom is central to the room design, drawing on Japan's bathing culture. After a long walk or a flight, a proper soak can be as welcome as the view. The natural materials also matter when you are spending several nights here: they give the interiors texture beyond the glass outside. It is worth leaving an unhurried morning or evening in the itinerary to enjoy the room itself.
The total accommodation count includes eight suites. Standard rooms start at 50 square meters, with deep soaking tubs and separate showers. Partitions allow you to adjust the layout, while blackout blinds help when your body clock has not caught up with Tokyo.
Park View rooms look toward the Imperial Palace and skyline; Bay View rooms face Tokyo Bay, Rainbow Bridge and Ginza. Book a Tower View category if Tokyo Tower is the landmark you want outside the window. A higher price does not simply buy more floor space, so compare the view as carefully as the room dimensions.
Deluxe rooms measure 65 square meters. For longer stays, the 125-square-meter City View and Bay View suites add a separate living room and office area. The 210-square-meter Sky Suite also has a guest powder room and broad bay and tower views. Hyatt lists two king beds in its bedroom, not two separate bedrooms. Families wanting adults and children to sleep in different rooms should confirm the actual layout before choosing a suite.
The Tavern - Grill & Lounge occupies the 51st floor. European cooking, Japanese ingredients and a grill-led menu make it an easy place to plan breakfast or dinner. At street level, BeBu takes a more casual approach with burgers and American comfort food. The Pastry Shop has a cafe and seasonal sweets to eat there or take away.
For a more focused dinner, the SUSHI has an eight-seat counter on the 52nd floor. Its Edomae omakase follows the chef's choice, so reserve ahead and discuss dietary requirements before the evening. This is a different proposition from a flexible family meal at BeBu.
The Rooftop Bar shares that floor, with a semi-open terrace looking toward Tokyo Bay and Odaiba. Tea and seasonal fruit inform the cocktails. Guests must be at least 20 to enter, an important detail when planning an evening with teenagers. In-room dining is available around the clock for a meal after a late arrival.
AO Spa & Club spans 1,350 square meters on the 37th floor. A 20-meter swimming pool, carbonated pool and floating jet pool sit alongside the fitness facilities. The gym is open 24 hours for hotel guests, but the pool has its own opening hours.
Treatments take place in four private suites and a couple's suite. The latter includes a bathtub as well as a shower, making it an option for two people planning spa time together.
There are distinct age limits: the pool admits children from four, the gym and treatments from 13, and locker rooms from 16. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Families should ask about changing arrangements before arriving with younger children. Guests with tattoos should also contact the spa, as covering them may be required and access can be restricted in some cases. Knowing these rules in advance is more useful than assuming every family member can use every facility.
Toranomon Hills Station on the Hibiya Line is about a three-minute walk through the underground passage. Toranomon Station on the Ginza Line is around five minutes away by the linked route. These are separate stations, despite their similar names. Check which line suits the day's destination before heading downstairs.
For Haneda Airport, the hotel describes a rail journey via the Keikyu Line and Shinbashi, followed by a taxi or the Ginza Line to Toranomon. Its estimate is around 40 minutes. From Narita, the suggested route is the Narita Express to Tokyo Station, then a taxi, with roughly 90 minutes allowed. Treat both as planning estimates, not fixed transfer times, and allow for luggage and connections.
Private transport may suit a family or anyone arriving with several bags. Confirm the pickup details and any airport-bus service before travel, rather than relying on an old timetable. The street address is 1-23-4 Toranomon, Minato-ku. Have the hotel name and Mori Tower entrance details ready for the driver.
The wider Toranomon Hills development combines four towers with restaurants, shops and public spaces. Andaz is in Mori Tower; TOKYO NODE, with its changing exhibitions, is in the nearby Station Tower. Having the correct tower name is useful for both taxi arrivals and meetings.
Not every outing needs a train. The hotel's neighborhood guide puts Atago Shrine about ten minutes away on foot and Tokyo Tower around fifteen. Hibiya Park and the Imperial Palace's Outer Garden are longer walks, estimated at twenty and twenty-five minutes respectively. Allow more time if you prefer to stop along the way.
Andaz Tokyo works particularly well when your days mix different parts of the city. Plan journeys by neighborhood rather than trying to see everything at once. A morning on foot around Toranomon, an afternoon reached by subway and dinner back above the skyline make good use of both sides of this address.
Rooms start at 50 square meters and include deep soaking tubs, providing space to spread out and unwind after exploring Tokyo.
The Andaz Lounge offers nonalcoholic drinks and local snacks around the clock, useful when jet lag puts you on an unusual schedule.
AO Spa & Club combines a 20-meter swimming pool with several bathing pools, allowing guests to alternate exercise and slower time in the water.
1-23-4 TORANOMON
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Choose Andaz Tokyo if you want a high-floor luxury hotel in Toranomon with 164 rooms, eight suites, 50-square-metre entry rooms, Tokyo Tower and bay views, deep soaking tubs, AO Spa and Club, Rooftop Bar, and easy access to Ginza and Roppongi.
Andaz Tokyo works well for first-time visitors who want spacious rooms, landmark views, polished service, and access to Tokyo Tower, Ginza, Roppongi, Hibiya, and the Imperial Palace area. Travellers wanting Shinjuku nightlife at the door may prefer another district.
Rooftop Bar crowns the hotel on the 52nd floor and looks toward Tokyo Bay and Odaiba from a semi open-air terrace. It is one of the strongest skyline-bar settings in central Tokyo and has a more dramatic evening mood than the lobby-level venues.
The Tavern Grill and Lounge is the hotel's main dining venue on the 51st floor. It focuses on European-inspired cooking using Japanese ingredients, with city views, a polished lounge atmosphere, and a strong sense of place high above Toranomon.
Andaz Tokyo dining includes The Tavern Grill and Lounge, BeBu, Rooftop Bar, the SUSHI, Pastry Shop, and in-room dining. The mix works well for travellers who want both high-floor destination dining and more casual ground-floor options.
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