About this hotel
General information
Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills occupies the upper floors of Toranomon Hills Mori Tower in the Toranomon district, between the Imperial Palace and Tokyo Tower. It is a city hotel with a relaxed, unstuffy manner: interiors draw on Japanese aesthetics, natural materials and local art, and the public spaces show works made with kumiko latticework and other Japanese crafts.
The 164 rooms, eight of them suites, all look out over Tokyo — towards Tokyo Tower, the Imperial Palace or Tokyo Bay and Rainbow Bridge. The Andaz Lounge is open to every guest, with soft drinks and snacks around the clock and wine and canapés in the evening. Studios on the 51st and 52nd floors host meetings and weddings.
Location
The hotel stands in Minato ward in central Tokyo, linked by underground passages to Toranomon Hills station on the Hibiya Line and Toranomon station on the Ginza Line. Tokyo Tower is about 1 km away, Ginza 1.4 km, Roppongi 1.7 km and the Imperial Palace 1.8 km. From Haneda Airport the journey takes around 40 minutes by train with a change or a final taxi leg; from Narita Airport it is around 90 minutes on the Narita Express to Tokyo Station and then by taxi.
Spa
AO Spa & Club covers 1,350 m² on the 37th floor. Treatments are shaped after a personal consultation, combining seasonal ingredients from the Blend Bar with three skincare lines: kotoshina, an organic range from Kyoto built on Uji tea, the French Biologique Recherche and the English plant-based elemental herbology. The menu includes the Signature Spa Journey, a facial paired with a full-body massage, and a seasonal ritual. There are four private treatment suites and a couple's suite with a bathtub. The changing areas have hot baths, with a cold bath and dry sauna for men and a steam room and 360-degree experience showers for women, plus a relaxation lounge with massage chairs. Treatments are for guests aged 13 and over.
Sports & leisure
The AO Spa & Club gym, fitted with Technogym cardio and strength equipment, looks out over the Imperial Palace and is open around the clock, free of charge, to hotel guests. Instructors offer personal workouts, and twice a week on weekdays there are free small-group sessions for staying guests; sportswear, shoes, swim caps and goggles are provided on site.
Restaurants & bars
Five venues, from a grill on the 51st floor to a pastry shop at street level:
- The Tavern – Grill & Lounge — the main restaurant on the 51st floor, cooking from the European classics with seasonal produce from Japanese growers, and known for its highballs
- Rooftop Bar — 52nd-floor bar with a semi open-air terrace facing Tokyo Bay and Odaiba, pouring cocktails built on premium teas and seasonal fruit; for guests aged 20 and over
- the SUSHI — an eight-seat counter behind the Rooftop Bar serving an Edo-mae sushi omakase dinner prepared in front of guests, with the hotel's own '52' sake
- BeBu — American comfort food on the ground floor: burgers, Cajun chicken wings and classic desserts
- Pastry Shop — a marble-countered patisserie at street level with cakes and sweets made from seasonal and local ingredients
In-room dining covers breakfast, lunch and dinner, with wines chosen by the hotel's sommelier.
Swimming
On the 37th floor, AO Spa & Club has a 20-metre indoor pool of Japanese stone, 1.3 m deep, along with a carbonated pool, a pool with jets rising from the floor and a jet bath. The pool is free for hotel guests; children may swim from the age of 4 with an adult.
Pets
Guests with pets are welcome at the outdoor terrace tables of BeBu.
Rooms
The 164 rooms and suites start at 50 m² and follow Japanese tradition, with natural materials and sliding partitions that let the space be rearranged; beds are dressed in locally made linens, and a deep soaking tub sits in the innermost part of the room. Suite stays include breakfast at The Tavern.
Complimentary minibar with soft drinks and snacks, bath amenities scented with BYREDO Eleventh Hour (Aesop in Deluxe rooms and suites), bathrobe and yukata, slippers, Nespresso machine, kettle, iron, shower and separate deep tub, TV, Bluetooth speaker, blackout blinds, safe with charging point and Wi-Fi.
Guest Room
City-view room with a king-size bed or two single beds and a deep soaking tub in the innermost part of the room.
Park View Room
Room with wide windows onto the Imperial Palace, Tokyo Skytree and the city skyline, with a king-size bed or two single beds.
Tower View Room
Room facing Tokyo Tower, with a king-size bed or two single beds and a separate deep soaking tub.
Bay View Room
Room overlooking Tokyo Bay, Rainbow Bridge and Ginza, with a king-size bed or two single beds.
Deluxe Room
Corner room with a king-size bed and views of Tokyo Skytree and the Marunouchi district; Aesop amenities in the bathroom.
Deluxe Tower View Room
Corner room with a king-size bed facing Tokyo Tower; the bathroom has a deep soaking tub and Aesop amenities.
City View Suite
Suite looking over the greenery of the Imperial Palace, with a living room, office area, guest powder room and a bedroom with two king-size beds; full minibar and breakfast at The Tavern.
Bay View Suite
Corner suite with panoramic views of Tokyo Bay and Tokyo Tower, a separate living room, office area, guest powder room and a bedroom with two king-size beds.
Sky Suite
Corner suite with 180-degree views over Tokyo Bay and Tokyo Tower, a living room, office area, guest powder room, a bedroom with two king-size beds and a minibar stocked with premium spirits.
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