Stayed at my favorite hotel in Tokyo during my trip to Japan

Taking advantage of a 3-day layover in Tokyo, I came to check out the newly opened hotel in Azabudai Hills this year. As the first hotel under Aman, the expectations were naturally high🏨. - Since it is newly opened, the hardware is of high standard. The rooms are large, with a 2-meter-long bathtub, a very useful Lumielina27D hair dryer, a comfortable large balcony, and a front desk and breakfast restaurant facing Tokyo Tower. It is indeed an excellent experience in Tokyo, a city where every inch of land is valuable. The Azabudai Hills where it is located is also one of the top wealthy places in Tokyo. There are places to eat, shop, visit teamlab, etc. It takes 10 minutes to walk to Roppongi. The Kamiyacho subway station can directly connect to the mall. It is also easy to take a taxi and tell the driver to go to Azabudai Hills (but after taking it several times, I found out that there are not many drivers at Janu Hotel. You need to stop at the basement level to have a welcoming entrance, and passengers are not on the road). In short, the hardware is definitely worth the price. - Summary: If it is within your budget, it is worth staying here. It is very good in all aspects. It is also an experience of Aman's first city hotel. However, if you are over budget and want to check in, you may still feel that it is indeed a certain gap from the service standards of the orthodox Aman😂 (mainly in terms of soft services).