Best for
Walk from The Tokyo EDITION, Toranomon to Atago Shrine and climb its 86 stone steps to reach a wooded pocket of old Edo.
Best for
Walk from The Tokyo EDITION, Toranomon to Atago Shrine and climb its 86 stone steps to reach a wooded pocket of old Edo.
What makes it special
Use the conservatory-style indoor pool for a swim in daylight, when tall windows bring natural light into the space above Toranomon.
Room to consider
Choose the Terrace Suite for a furnished outdoor terrace with greenery, plus separate living and dining areas for time together above Tokyo.
Insider tip
Order a cocktail at Gold Bar at EDITION to see how Japanese ingredients reinterpret drinks from the golden age of American mixology.
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Tokyo is a bustling metropolis that offers something for everyone. From the hustle and bustle of the city's vibrant nightlife to the peaceful tranquility of its temples and shrines, there's no shortage of activities to keep you busy. But if you're looking for the perfect place to stay while in Tokyo, the Tokyo Edition Toranomon Hotel is a great choice. It offers an unforgettable experience with its modern design, luxurious amenities, and beautiful views. This review will look closely at what makes this hotel such an appealing option for travelers.
Light wood gives the Deluxe City View Room a warm finish, with Tokyo visible beyond the window.
A lounge chair and a desk furnish the room. Sit down with a coffee or use the desk to plan your next stop.
Sheer curtains filter the daylight. There are blackout curtains if you want to keep the room dark a little longer.
The room comes with a king bed or two queens. Both setups have down comforters and pillows.
The natural stone bathroom has a Japanese tub and a separate, enclosed rain shower.
The vanity has a single basin, with Le Labo bath products and robes on hand.
Light wood gives the Deluxe City View Room a warm finish, with Tokyo visible beyond the window. A lounge chair and a desk furnish the...
Tokyo Tower is the landmark to look for from this Deluxe Room. The view is part of the category, and the room has one king bed.
Light wood furnishings keep the room warm in tone. There is a lounge chair for time away from the desk.
Make an espresso before heading out, or keep a drink in the minibar for when you get back.
Down pillows and a down comforter dress the bed. The room has sheer curtains and a separate blackout layer.
The natural stone bathroom has a Japanese tub, a single vanity and an enclosed rainfall shower.
Le Labo products, a robe and slippers are provided in the bathroom.
Tokyo Tower is the landmark to look for from this Deluxe Room. The view is part of the category, and the room has one king...
The Premier City View Room pairs a Tokyo outlook with pale wood furnishings and a lounge chair.
A desk gives you space to spread out a map or open a laptop. There is a Nespresso machine in the room.
The king and two-queen layouts both come with down pillows and comforters. Sheer and blackout curtains let you choose how much light comes in.
A Japanese tub is set in the natural stone bathroom. Use the enclosed rain shower when you want a quicker start.
The bathroom has one vanity and Le Labo products. A robe and slippers are provided.
The television supports streaming, and the room has Bluetooth audio for playing music from your own device.
The Premier City View Room pairs a Tokyo outlook with pale wood furnishings and a lounge chair. A desk gives you space to spread out...
The Premier Tokyo Tower Room faces the landmark. Light wood furnishings give the room a warm tone as the city changes outside.
There is a lounge chair for taking in the view and a desk for planning your next stop.
The room has one king bed, with down pillows and a down comforter. Use the sheers to soften daylight or draw the blackout curtains at night.
There is a Nespresso machine for coffee and a minibar if you would like a drink later on.
A Japanese tub and an enclosed rainfall shower are both fitted in the stone bathroom.
One basin serves the vanity, with Le Labo products and robes provided.
The Premier Tokyo Tower Room faces the landmark. Light wood furnishings give the room a warm tone as the city changes outside. There is a...
Coffee can start outside in this studio. Its furnished terrace steps out above the city from level 31 or 33.
Inside, light wood gives the room a warm tone. There is a lounge chair and a desk in the studio.
The studio has one king bed with a down comforter and pillows. Both sheer and blackout curtains are fitted.
A Nespresso machine makes it easy to take a cup out to the terrace. There is also a minibar in the room.
The natural stone bathroom has a Japanese tub and an enclosed rainfall shower.
You have a single vanity, Le Labo bath products and a robe and slippers for after a soak.
Coffee can start outside in this studio. Its furnished terrace steps out above the city from level 31 or 33. Inside, light wood gives the...
The king bedroom is separate from the living area in the Superior Suite. The living room has a full-size sofa and its own television.
The suite is furnished in light wood. There is a desk for working and a Nespresso machine for coffee.
Down bedding dresses the king bed, and both sheer and blackout curtains are fitted.
The natural stone bathroom pairs a full tub with an enclosed rain shower. There are two basins at the vanity.
The suite also has a separate powder room.
The bedroom has its own television as well. Both screens support streaming, and Bluetooth audio is available in the suite.
The king bedroom is separate from the living area in the Superior Suite. The living room has a full-size sofa and its own television. The...
The terrace is part of the loft itself, with outdoor seats above Tokyo on level 31 or 33.
A full-size sofa gives the room a place to sit together indoors. Light wood furnishings give the room a warm finish.
Choose between a king bed and two queens. Both options come with down pillows and comforters.
There is a desk for planning the day and a Nespresso machine for coffee before heading downstairs.
The stone bathroom has a Japanese tub as well as an enclosed rainfall shower. There is a single vanity.
Sheer curtains soften the light. Close the blackout curtains when you are ready to turn in.
The terrace is part of the loft itself, with outdoor seats above Tokyo on level 31 or 33. A full-size sofa gives the room a...
In the Premier Suite, the king bedroom is set apart from the living area. A full-size sofa gives you somewhere to settle after a day in Tokyo.
A workstation sits in the suite, along with a Nespresso machine and a minibar.
The light wood furnishings keep the rooms warm in tone. Sheer and blackout curtains let you adjust the light.
Natural stone finishes the main bathroom, which has a full tub and a separate enclosed rainfall shower.
Two basins share the vanity. There is also a powder room apart from the main bathroom.
The bedroom and the living room each have a television. You can stream on either screen.
In the Premier Suite, the king bedroom is set apart from the living area. A full-size sofa gives you somewhere to settle after a day...
The Tower Suite looks out toward Tokyo Tower and has a king bedroom apart from the living and dining areas.
A full-size sofa furnishes the living room. The dining area gives you a separate place to sit together over a meal.
The light wood furnishings carry through the suite. A desk and Nespresso machine are on hand.
The main bathroom has a full tub, an enclosed rain shower and a double vanity. A separate powder room is available as well.
There is a television in the bedroom and another in the living room. Both support streaming.
A step-out terrace is available with some layouts. The suite also comes with sheer and blackout curtains.
The Tower Suite looks out toward Tokyo Tower and has a king bedroom apart from the living and dining areas. A full-size sofa furnishes the...
Greenery and patio furniture give the Terrace Suite a place to sit outside above Tokyo. The terrace is private to this suite.
Inside, the living and dining areas are set apart from the king bedroom. The living room has a full-size sofa.
A kitchenette and Nespresso machine are available. The dining area gives you a place to sit down together indoors.
The main bathroom has natural stone finishes, a double vanity, a full tub and an enclosed rainfall shower.
A separate powder room is useful when the main bath is occupied. Le Labo bath products are provided.
The living room and the bedroom each have a television with streaming capabilities.
Greenery and patio furniture give the Terrace Suite a place to sit outside above Tokyo. The terrace is private to this suite. Inside, the living...
Wraparound windows frame Tokyo Tower from the EDITION Penthouse. They run from floor to ceiling and open the room to the skyline.
The living and dining areas give you room to gather. A full-size sofa anchors the lounge, with light wood furnishings around it.
The king bedroom is separate. It has its own television, as does the living room.
A workstation and a Nespresso machine are available in the penthouse. There is also a minibar.
The main bathroom has natural stone finishes, a full-size tub and an enclosed rainfall shower. The double vanity gives you two basins.
A separate powder room gives guests a bathroom to use while the main bath is occupied.
Wraparound windows frame Tokyo Tower from the EDITION Penthouse. They run from floor to ceiling and open the room to the skyline. The living and...
This hotel sits in the heart of Toranomon Tokyo. The Edition is a unique collection of one-of-a-kind hotels. The hotel is a showcase for a unique concept. It features the finest dining, entertainment, services, and amenities under one roof. The Edition lifestyle and experience is a unique intersection of taste-making design and innovation. In addition, it's located close to Tokyo's most iconic art and cultural landmarks.
Tokyo Edition Toranomon unveils a new type of luxury. It features 206 guest rooms and suites. These offer iconic views of Tokyo's skyline. Besides, 15 rooms have outdoor terraces overlooking Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Bay. Furthermore, Edition's signature cocktail bar has an outdoor patio. Edition also offers a spa with six treatment rooms, a gym, and 387 sqm of event space.
This luxury lifestyle hotel is on the 38-story Tokyo World Gate skyscraper in Toranomon's revitalized business district. This shiny, mixed-use tower is just seconds from the Kamiyacho subway. It also features shrines in the area.
The Fukushiro Inari shrine's stone torii gate sits at the same spot. Moreover, the area is quiet and upmarket. You can also take a taxi or a metro to many attractions. These include Roppongi's shops and galleries. There are also parks and temples.
Ian Schrager made his mark in Tokyo. Japan had inspired him for a long time. This is the first of two Japan Edition´s that Mori Trust has opened. A second one will be opening soon in Tokyo's Ginza. You will quickly realize that this hotel is not your average luxury hotel. Visitors enter the lobby on the 31st floor and are transported to an urban jungle. Buddhist temples inspired the layout, which is filled with a variety of greenery.
Tokyo's first Edition Hotel is urban, modern, and buzzy. The hotel also offers a 21st -century perspective on luxury concepts. Besides, there are lingering Japanese hints. These include the gold leaf artworks in rooms or the minimalist wood slates.
The staff is friendly and pleasant. Many of them are stylishly dressed in black tops by Freddie Leiba. Staff also know guests by name.
Technogym is open 24 hours a day. In addition, it offers a hot tub and swimming pool. Moreover, the spa has six treatment rooms. They are minimally lit and filled with natural light. The staff also uses various name-brand beauty products and Japanese essential oils in their treatments.
The 206 rooms are minimalist and wooden and span the 31st through 36th floors. They have a mix of Japanese touches. Also, many rooms have oak screens that divide the sleeping area from the bathroom.
Moreover, Edition's bespoke Black Le Labo products fill the bathrooms. There are also bags of hinoki cypress wooden balls that can be thrown into the bathtub. A bonus treat is the clean-lined, oval-shaped freestanding Kaldewei bathtubs.
15 rooms have their roof terraces with slatted wooden wall dividers and potted plants. Each room also has excellent views over the city skyline, with some rooms offering iconic sights of the Tokyo Tower. Others provide a view of Tokyo Bay. The hotel is also smoke-free.
The property's food and beverage program are housed in rooms Jade, Blue, and Gold. This program aims to attract hotel guests, locals, and tourists. Also, an all-day dining option is available.
This is a casual dining establishment. It provides a relaxed atmosphere and allows guests to enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner all day. The chic space also offers a selection of international classics. These include plant-based salads, local fish, sharing platters, and grilled meats.
This is a unique specialty restaurant. It features Michelin-starred chef Tom Aikens. Moreover, it sits on the 31st floor with an outdoor terrace that overlooks the Tokyo Tower.
This bar is open to guests and locals. It offers a place for them to enjoy unique cocktails and unique spirits. They also provide an afternoon tea service. Besides, it is a beautiful spot in the hotel that Kengo Kuma designed with Ian Schrager's vision of a "jungle under the sky."
The Gold Bar is on the 1F. It is a relaxed lounge during the day and transforms into an exciting bar during the evening. This bar also attracts the most prominent personalities in Fashion and Entertainment in Tokyo.
You can walk to Shibakoen to see the Tokyo Tower, Zojoji Temple, and other parks. Then, enjoy high-end retail therapy at Ginza or the beautiful sights of the Imperial Palace. Art enthusiasts will also find inspiration at the National Art Center and Mori Art Museum.
Located in the heart of Tokyo's bustling business district, the Tokyo Edition Toranomon is a modern and stylish hotel. It offers a unique experience for travelers. Besides, with its sleek design, luxurious amenities, and convenient location, it's no wonder it is one of the city's most famous hotels. Whether looking for a place to stay while on business or a luxurious weekend getaway, this place is a great choice.
Complimentary tokyobike hire offers another way to explore the city, letting you add a cycling outing without arranging a separate rental.
The Jade Room serves Japanese Wagyu and seasonal produce against a Tokyo Tower backdrop, bringing together a view of the city and regional ingredients.
Kengo Kuma's plant-filled Lobby Bar sets afternoon tea among layers of greenery, giving the 31st-floor space the feel of an indoor garden.
4-1-1 Toranomon, Minato City, Tokyo, 105-0001, Japan
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The Tokyo Edition Toranomon is best for luxury travelers who want contemporary Tokyo design, Tokyo Tower views, strong bars, polished dining and a central Minato location. It suits couples, business travelers, design-focused guests, first-time Tokyo visitors and repeat travelers seeking a stylish city base.
Yes, if the guest wants central Tokyo, design, views and easy access to business and sightseeing districts. It is especially good for travelers who want Tokyo Tower nearby, upscale dining and a modern hotel mood rather than a traditional ryokan-style experience.
Yes. The Tokyo Edition Toranomon works very well for couples who want Tokyo Tower views, stylish restaurants, atmospheric bars and a central location with a strong design identity. A tower-view room, dinner at The Jade Room and drinks at Gold Bar create a strong city-stay rhythm.
Yes. The Tokyo Edition Toranomon has a custom-designed spa with five treatment rooms. The wellness setup also includes a pool and a 24-hour gym, giving guests a useful recovery base after flights, meetings, sightseeing and long evenings in central Tokyo.
Gold Bar at Edition is the hotel's ground-floor signature bar. Its black-and-gold design is inspired by Japanese charred timber and golden-age cocktail culture, making it a strong choice for guests who want a darker, more atmospheric bar than the bright lobby above.
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