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The Fairmont Tokyo is set against the backdrop of Japan's capital city. It brings an elegant touch to the luxury hotel scene in the city. The hotel fuses modern design with elegant Japanese touches. It creates a stylish escape. Its rooms, dining, and wellness areas create an inviting environment. This property is the ideal getaway for those looking to explore Tokyo in style.

Overview

You might be surprised if you've never stayed at a Fairmont hotel or resort before. The brand's new generation of hotels is sleek and stylish. Fairmont Tokyo serves as a good example. The Fairmont Tokyo occupies the top floors of the 2020s Blue Front Shibaura Tower South. It has views over Tokyo Bay. Its interiors are also tastefully styled.

Moreover, the rooms are detailed and colorful, yet still soothing. As you would expect, they are also highly comfortable. Some have views of the Tokyo Tower and the city skyline, while others face the bay.

Also, Fairmont Gold rooms provide better service. They feature excellent amenities and provide access to a private lounge. All guests can enjoy the luxury of a spa with an open-air swimming pool. There are also multiple bars and restaurants serving French, Mediterranean, and Japanese cuisine. Guests can also enjoy access to the Fairmont Gold Lounge.

Location

The 20-minute drive straight from Fairmont Tokyo to Haneda Airport makes it easy for those who leave at the last minute. Moreover, Hamamatsucho Station is a 10-minute walk from the hotel if you want to travel by monorail. There's also a subway stop nearby. Tokyo and Shinagawa stations are about 13 minutes away by car.

Fairmont is the only hotel in Shibaura, a quiet residential district. It stands out on the waterfront and boasts a view that will not be blocked. Besides, Zojoji Temple is close by.

The property also features huge floor-to-ceiling windows. They provide views of Tokyo Bay, Tokyo Tower, and Mount Fuji.

Rooms

Each of the 217 guest rooms and suites ranges from 52 square meters to 278. They are all filled with natural light and have spectacular views. Three top-floor suites are a sight to behold, with bespoke furnishings, artwork, and color palettes. Moreover, Fairmont Gold is the new "something extra" offering from Fairmont Hotels and Resorts. It includes 74 guest rooms.

Melbourne's Bar Studio designs the interiors. They are welcoming and warm, highlighting the use of natural light. They also reference Japan's rich artistic history.

The rooms and suites feature floor-to-ceiling windows and furniture in natural colors.

Dining

Stepping out of the lobby elevator will amaze you. The artworks and the tall windows showing Tokyo Bay are breathtaking. Afternoon tea is available in the Vue Mer (ocean-view) space. The French set features sweets made with seasonal fruit. This Japanese box is mainly savory, with onigiri and wagyu rolls.

Moreover, Kiln & Tonic is a bright, airy restaurant with an open-show kitchen. You can enjoy Roman pizza and lamb chops at this restaurant. The all-day dining restaurant differs from a typical hotel breakfast room. It doesn't offer a buffet until 11 am. Instead, you can order everything à la carte. There are also set menus available here, just like in the Gold Lounge.

Fairmont has combined its teppanyaki and sushi bars with a lounge for drinks before dinner and dessert after. Migiwa offers eight seats. Additionally, Totsuji, next door, is an elegant study of grilling. Chef Ryusuke Sato serves dishes that you will not get enough of.

Moreover, Driftwood is the most innovative venue in Fairmont Tokyo. It offers a haute cuisine extrapolation of Yoshoku with views of Tokyo Tower. Yoshoku dates back to Japan's opening to the rest of the world during the Meiji Restoration period. It is a Japanese version of Western cuisine. It also forms the core of Japan's comfort foods. You could try the wagyu hamburger and crab cream croquettes. Both go well with craft cocktails.

Kiln & Tonic

This 35th-floor brasserie serves wood-fired pizzas and fire-grilled meats with bold flavors of the coast. All day long, you can also enjoy New World wine, artisanal tonics, and the Tokyo Tower view.

Vue Mer

Vue Mer is in a secluded location with sweeping bay views. It combines French and Japanese culture and elegance. Here, you can enjoy different afternoon teas, an interactive trolley service, and Liquream.

Yoi to Yoi

Yoi to Yoi is a vibrant standing bar located on the 43rd floor. It takes inspiration from Japan's tachinomiya culture. Here, people share stories, and connections grow.

Off Record

"Off Record" is a listening bar hidden in the shadows. It blends curated vinyl with deep DJ sets and a Hi-Fi sound system. It also offers rare spirits, crafted cocktail recipes, and refined bites.

Spa & Wellness

The Fairmont Spa offers a tranquil sanctuary where each treatment is customized to suit the needs of every individual. Therapies that restore and improve well-being use locally inspired oils and products.

Moreover, after the treatment, guests are welcome to relax on the deck and enjoy herbal teas as they gaze out over the gardens. The four treatment rooms each offer an intimate connection with nature. This creates a relaxing atmosphere long after the session is over.

You can also enjoy a 24-hour fitness experience. Besides, there is a 20-meter indoor infinity pool, an outdoor relaxation pool, and a sundeck.

Event Space

Fairmont Tokyo, as a venue for connections, also offers many event venues. The expansive Fairmont Grand Ballroom can be divided into three distinct sections on the fourth floor. Each has its own LED screens. Moreover, an open-plan kitchen and an ample reception space boost the culinary presentation.

Additionally, other meeting rooms, such as Executive I, II, III, and Estate I, II, are available to accommodate gatherings of any size. The Sky on the 43rd level is ideal for elevated events. It features a pre-function space that leads to a garden terrace overlooking Tokyo Bay. The Sea is another venue on the 43rd floor, with its open kitchen, panoramic views, and a private balcony. It's perfect for elegant gatherings that require a setting as special as the occasion itself.

Takeaway

The Fairmont Tokyo is a modern hotel that captures the spirit of the city. This urban retreat is a peaceful haven. Guests can soak up Tokyo's energy and excitement during the day. At night, they find calm and relaxation. Moreover, the hotel's design, dining, and friendly service make it a place that feels inspiring and relaxing. Book your stay today.