Tokyo Aman Check in at the Andaz Tokyo, overlooking the bustling city of Tokyo from above. Each room enjoys the beautiful scenery of landmarks such as the Imperial Palace and Gardens. On sunny days, you can even catch a glimpse of Mount Fuji. Come and join me in planting the seed of desire for this beautiful experience. Anman's guest rooms and suites are built high in the clouds, with traditional Japanese homes as design inspiration, presenting a serene and elegant urban retreat with wood, washi paper, and stone, blending modern technology with luxurious fabrics, unfolding a unique and extraordinary Tokyo living experience. Location The Andaz Tokyo is located in the prime area of Otemachi and is an ideal base for visiting the bustling city. Andaz Concierge will arrange personal travel and activities according to guests' needs. Here, you can not only appreciate the elegance of ancient cultural attractions, but also explore the vibrant and diverse modern metropolis of Tokyo. Mount Fuji, one of Japan's important symbols, is also nearby and can be easily reached by bullet train. Special Check-in It is located next to the residence of the Emperor of Japan, surrounded by lush greenery. Many rooms offer stunning views of the beautiful scenery. The East Garden of the Imperial Palace and the ruins of Edo Castle have been the center of Tokyo for centuries and are open to visitors. The hotel can also arrange private tours. Experience Sakan art, also known as Japanese plaster art. Experience the combination of ancient techniques and contemporary skills, rejuvenating traditional craftsmanship with new ideas while meeting modern needs. This handmade decoration can be seen in the hotel corridor, elegant and dynamic, showcasing natural charm and interpreting the aesthetics of craftsmanship with delicacy. Apart from four unique Michelin-starred restaurants, Anman also has a Japanese tea room where you can experience the essence of Japanese tea ceremony. You can make your own fruit desserts and enjoy them with tea, which is also an essential part of the Japanese tea ceremony.