About this hotel
General information
Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi is an intimate, 57-room hotel within Pacific Century Place, a short walk from Tokyo Station. It styles itself as a contemporary manor, and its newly redesigned rooms are the work of Hong Kong architect André Fu, who pairs Japanese restraint with cosmopolitan polish through layered textures, bespoke furniture and a curated collection of art.
Service follows the Japanese idea of omotenashi, and guests arriving by train are met on the platform at Tokyo Station. The culinary draw is SÉZANNE, a contemporary French restaurant that features on both the Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants and The World’s 50 Best Restaurants lists. The spa, designed by Yabu Pushelberg, draws on natural materials, water and Japanese bathing traditions.
Location
The hotel sits in Marunouchi, Tokyo’s central business district, next to Tokyo Station, the terminus for the Shinkansen and the Narita Express; the Yaesu South Exit is four minutes away on foot. Ginza’s shops and restaurants and the Imperial Palace are close by. Haneda Airport is 20 km away, 30–40 minutes by car; Narita is 80 km, about 60 minutes on the Narita Express or 70 minutes by airport limousine bus. The concierge arranges car transfers.
Spa
The Spa, designed by Yabu Pushelberg, has two treatment rooms offering tailored massages, including hot stone, along with facials and head and scalp therapies. The separate men’s and women’s areas each have a steam sauna, jet showers and an ofuro mineral bath inspired by Japanese hot springs.
Sports & leisure
The fitness centre is open 24 hours, with floor-to-ceiling windows over central Tokyo. The concierge arranges day trips to Mount Fuji and to Kamakura and Enoshima, city tours by day and night, visits to the Shunkaen Bonsai Garden, tea ceremonies, sake tastings, fish market visits in Toyosu and Tsukiji, sushi, ramen and Edo Kiriko glass workshops, and sumo practice sessions and tournaments.
For children
Children aged 3–12 receive their own bath amenities, bathrobes, pyjamas and board games, and MAISON MARUNOUCHI prepares dedicated children’s dining. Several room categories connect for families, cribs are available and babysitting can be booked in advance. Family activities include ramen and sushi making, sumo practice and a day trip to Mount Fuji.
Restaurants & bars
Both restaurants are on the seventh floor, and the bistro and bar look out over Tokyo Station and the passing Shinkansen trains; in-room dining runs around the clock.
- SÉZANNE — contemporary French cuisine with a show kitchen and chef’s table, interiors by André Fu; children aged 13 and over
- MAISON MARUNOUCHI — all-day Parisian-style bistro for breakfast, lunch, seasonal afternoon tea and dinner, with The Library, a private dining room for up to six
- The Bar and Champagne Lounge — creative and classic cocktails, champagne by the glass and caviar
Pets
Pets are not allowed at the hotel.
Rooms
The 57 rooms and suites occupy the third to sixth floors: five room categories and four suite categories, all designed by André Fu. Most categories can be connected to a neighbouring room.
Floor-to-ceiling windows, a bathroom with tub and separate shower, the Four Seasons Bed with a choice of mattress topper and a pillow menu, Four Seasons pyjamas, a capsule coffee machine and kettle, minibar, safe, 4K smart TV, Bluetooth speaker, USB-C sockets, bedside controls for curtains and lighting, a tablet for hotel services, free Wi-Fi and twice-daily housekeeping.
Eki Room
A king-bedded room facing the red-brick façade of Tokyo Station and the Marunouchi district. Sleeps three with a sofa bed or crib; some connect to the Tokyo Manor Suite or Marunouchi Suite.
Marunouchi Room
A bright king-bedded room overlooking Sotobori Street and Marunouchi. Sleeps three; some connect to another Marunouchi Room or the SÉZANNE Suite.
Ginza Room
One king or two queen beds, with floor-to-ceiling windows looking towards the Tokyo International Forum. Sleeps three with the king bed or two with queens; connects to another Ginza Room.
Corner Ginza Room
A corner room with windows on two sides, two queen beds, a sitting area and views of the Tokyo International Forum. Sleeps three; connects to the Four Seasons Room or an Eki Room.
Four Seasons Room
A spacious king-bedded room with a separate sitting area and a full wall of glass facing the Tokyo International Forum. Sleeps three; connects to the Corner Ginza Room.
Marunouchi Suite
Separate living room and king bedroom plus a guest powder room, with views of both the Marunouchi skyline and Tokyo Station. Sleeps three; some connect to an Eki Room.
One-Bedroom Suite
A living room with dining for four, a separate king bedroom, a corner bathroom glazed towards Tokyo Station and a guest powder room. Sleeps three.
SÉZANNE Suite
Inspired by the restaurant and set on the fifth or sixth floor, with a king bedroom, distinct dining and lounge areas, a guest powder room and views over Sotobori Street and Marunouchi. Sleeps three.
Tokyo Manor Suite
The largest suite, on the top (sixth) floor, with a living room and dining table for eight, a pantry with refrigerator and induction hob, a king bedroom and Tokyo Station views. Sleeps three; connects to an Eki Room.
Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Actual room layout, furnishings, décor, views and amenities may differ from those shown and may vary between rooms of the same category. Hotel and room descriptions are based on information provided by the property and are believed to be accurate at the time of publication, but are not guaranteed. The hotel may renovate or change its rooms, facilities, restaurants and services at any time without notice. The final details of your stay are confirmed at the time of booking. See our Terms of Use.