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The Park View Room is a 50-square-meter luxury guest room. It is inspired by Japanese tradition. The room uses natural materials to create a calming...
The City View Room offers a peaceful and elegant space with a 50-square-meter layout. Inspired by Japanese tradition, it blends nature and design seamlessly. Organic...
The Bay View Room is a 50-square-meter guest room. It combines traditional elements with modern design. It's very spacious. It features natural materials throughout, creating...
The Tower View Room is a stunning guestroom. It blends modern design with Japanese tradition. Spanning 50 square meters, it offers a spacious, tranquil setting...
The Deluxe Room is a luxurious and spacious 65-square-meter corner haven. It blends modern design with traditional Japanese influences. This creates a stylish cultural harmony....
The Deluxe Tower View Room offers a generous 65 square meters space, providing a perfect balance of comfort and luxury. The room design, inspired by...
The City View Suite is a 125-square-meter corner suite. It is inspired by Japanese tradition. The design uses natural materials and partitions. It creates a...
The Bay View Suite is a spacious corner suite inspired by Japanese tradition. It is 125 square meters. It has a unique design. It blends...
The Andaz Sky Suite is a spacious corner suite that spans 210 square meters. Inspired by Japanese tradition, the suite blends natural materials with modern...
Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills is a high-rise luxury hotel in one of Tokyo's most useful central districts. The hotel sits in Toranomon Hills Mori Tower, with rooms and public spaces high above Minato. From here, guests have quick access to Tokyo Tower, the Imperial Palace area, Ginza, Roppongi, Akasaka, Hibiya, and the wider business core. It is a strong choice for travelers who want skyline views and a calmer base than Shibuya or Shinjuku.
+ +The hotel is modern, polished, and less formal than many of Tokyo's classic luxury addresses. That does not make it casual. It simply changes the mood. Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills feels residential, design-led, and more personal, with Japanese craft, natural materials, and large views shaping the stay. It is a hotel for guests who want Tokyo height, comfort, and connection without a heavy ceremonial atmosphere.
+ +It works well for couples, business travelers, repeat Tokyo visitors, and first-time guests who want a central but composed location. The hotel also suits travelers who value strong rooms, a serious spa, destination dining, and a rooftop bar that feels genuinely part of the Tokyo skyline.
+ ++ +Toranomon is a smart base for Tokyo because it sits between several important parts of the city. It is close to government, finance, embassies, luxury shopping, dining, and cultural sites. Ginza is nearby. Roppongi and Akasaka are easy to reach. The Imperial Palace and Hibiya area are practical for sightseeing, meetings, or walking. Tokyo Tower gives the neighborhood a clear visual marker. + +The Toranomon Hills development has also changed the way this area feels. It is no longer only an office district. The complex adds restaurants, shops, public areas, and transport links, which makes the hotel easier to use for leisure guests. Toranomon Hills Station improves access across the city, while taxis remain efficient for many central trips. + +This location is especially good for travelers who want central Tokyo without constant street noise. It is quieter than some famous visitor zones, but it is not isolated. That balance is one reason the hotel remains a strong luxury choice. + +
+ +Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills has 164 rooms and suites. They are among the hotel's strongest assets. Rooms are large by Tokyo standards, with big windows, clean lines, Japanese-inspired details, and bathrooms that feel generous and calm. The height of the building gives many rooms strong views across the city, with some categories looking toward Tokyo Tower, the bay, or the wider skyline. + +Entry rooms already feel substantial because of their size, light, and bathroom layout. View categories are worth considering when the skyline matters. Suites add more living space and a stronger sense of privacy, which is useful for longer stays, special occasions, or business travelers who need room to work and host. The top suites bring a more residential feel while keeping the hotel connected to the city outside. + +The best rooms do not rely on decoration alone. They work because the proportions are good, the views are real, and the atmosphere is easy to live with. In a city as intense as Tokyo, that calm has real value. + +
+ +The Tavern - Grill & Lounge is the hotel's main restaurant on the 51st floor. It combines grill-focused cooking, a lounge atmosphere, and wide views over Tokyo. The space works for breakfast, lunch, dinner, drinks, and private dining. It is refined but not stiff, which suits the hotel well. + +Adjacent to the rooftop bar area, SUSHI offers an omakase-style experience in a more intimate setting. This gives the hotel a Japanese dining option with a sense of occasion. BeBu, on the ground floor, is more casual and useful for burgers, comfort food, drinks, or an easier meal when guests do not want a formal restaurant. + +The Pastry Shop adds another layer for cakes, sweets, coffee, and gifts. Together, the dining program covers several moods. A guest can have a quiet breakfast, a business lunch, sushi, a casual bite, or a high-floor dinner without leaving the building. + +
+ +The Rooftop Bar on the 52nd floor is one of the hotel's signature spaces. It offers indoor seating and a semi-open terrace with views across Tokyo and toward Tokyo Bay. The bar is especially strong at night, when the scale of the city becomes part of the experience. It is not just a hotel amenity. It is one of the reasons many guests remember the property. + +The atmosphere is sophisticated but not overly formal. It works for a pre-dinner drink, a late-night cocktail, or a quiet moment above the city. The connection to SUSHI and The Tavern also makes it easy to build an evening inside the hotel. + +For travelers comparing Tokyo luxury hotels, this rooftop setting is a meaningful differentiator. Many hotels have views. Few give guests this combination of height, bar atmosphere, and easy access from the room. + +
+ +AO Spa & Club is located on the 37th floor and gives the hotel a serious wellness dimension. It includes treatment rooms, a fitness area, pool facilities, and calm spaces designed around light, shadow, and natural elements. The spa is especially useful after long flights, full sightseeing days, or packed business schedules. + +The pool and fitness facilities are important in Tokyo, where outdoor resort space is rare. Guests can swim, train, rest, and reset without leaving the building. The height of the spa area also gives the wellness experience a stronger visual context than a basement or lower-floor facility. + +This is one of the reasons Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills works for longer stays. It gives guests more than a strong room and a good location. It gives them a full city retreat above Tokyo. + +
+ +Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills is best for travelers looking for a luxury Tokyo hotel with large rooms, skyline views, a central Minato location, destination dining, a rooftop bar, and strong wellness facilities. It suits business travelers, couples, special-occasion trips, and guests who want a polished Tokyo base that feels contemporary rather than traditional. + +Book it for Toranomon Hills access, views toward Tokyo Tower or the skyline, 164 rooms and suites, The Tavern, SUSHI, Rooftop Bar, BeBu, and AO Spa & Club. The hotel gives travelers a refined way to stay above Tokyo while remaining close to Ginza, Roppongi, the Imperial Palace area, and the city's business districts.
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The hotel sits high in Toranomon Hills. Tokyo Tower, the Imperial Palace area and the bay feel part of the stay.
The 52nd-floor Rooftop Bar is the signature. Open-air seating and Tokyo Bay views make it feel rare.
AO Spa gives the city a quieter rhythm. Treatments and pool time on the 37th floor soften busy Tokyo days.
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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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