About this hotel
General information
Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi occupies the top six floors of the 39-storey Otemachi One tower in the city’s financial district, right beside the Imperial Palace. Reception, the restaurants, the bar and the spa are gathered on the 39th floor, where tall windows frame the palace gardens, the skyline and, on clear days, Mount Fuji.
There are 190 rooms, 20 of them suites. The interiors play the modern Four Seasons aesthetic against Japanese craftsmanship, alternating calm, almost Zen spaces with bolder, more dramatic rooms. The hotel is best known for its dining, from the French restaurant est to PIGNETO, an Italian restaurant with an open-air terrace high above the city, and for a pool and spa that look out over Tokyo.
Location
The hotel is in the Otemachi One tower in Otemachi, next to the Imperial Palace; its entrance sits beside Exit C4 of Otemachi Station, served by five subway lines, and Tokyo Station is a short walk away. By car it is 2 km to Akihabara, 2.5 km to Ginza, 6.5 km to Shinjuku, 7.5 km to Asakusa, 8.1 km to Tokyo Skytree and 9.3 km to Shibuya. Haneda Airport is 20 km away, 20–40 minutes by car or 45 minutes by train; Narita is 70 km, 55 minutes by car or 80 minutes by train. The concierge arranges private limousine transfers and airport meet-and-greet.
Spa
The Spa, on the 39th floor, has five treatment rooms, one of them for couples. Its signature rituals draw on Japanese traditions and natural ingredients, alongside massages and body treatments, facials with Valmont, Codage and SENSAI products, treatments for men and wellness programmes that combine spa rituals, mindfulness and nutrition. The separate men’s and women’s changing areas each have a steam room and ofuro Japanese baths; treatments, steam rooms and ofuro are for guests aged 16 and over.
Sports & leisure
The 24-hour gym looks over the Imperial Palace gardens and the skyline, and in-house trainers lead complimentary wellness sessions for hotel guests. Complimentary bikes come with the concierge’s own routes past the Otemon Gate, the National Museum of Modern Art and ginkgo-lined avenues. The concierge also arranges trips to Mount Fuji and Hakone, guided city tours, workshops in suibokuga ink painting, kintsugi and ikebana, a kodo incense ceremony, a visit to a sumo stable, a tuna auction followed by a sushi-making class, and tickets for teamLab Planets TOKYO.
For children
Children get their own check-in, with a Kids Passport (a photo and stamp scavenger hunt around the hotel, with a prize at the end), colouring sheets and puzzles. Four Seasons Kids Academy introduces children to hotel careers through hands-on activities, including trying on uniforms (by advance reservation, for direct bookings). Suite guests aged 3–5 receive a play tent filled with toys, there is a children’s in-room dining menu, and babysitting can be booked in advance.
Restaurants & bars
The restaurants and bar are all on the 39th floor, looking out over the Imperial Palace and the city; in-room dining runs around the clock.
- est — contemporary French cuisine built on Japanese, largely local produce, with an open kitchen, 68 seats inside and 10 on a terrace facing the palace gardens
- PIGNETO — Italian cooking from Sicily and Tuscany, from pizza and antipasti to oven-roasted meat and seafood, with show kitchens, a salumeria, a 105-seat dining room and a 40-seat terrace
- VIRTÙ — a 60-seat, Art Deco-inspired cocktail bar where contemporary Tokyo meets old Paris, built around aged cognacs, fruit eaux de vie, shochu and whisky
- THE LOUNGE — light bites and seasonal afternoon tea with views across Tokyo
Swimming
The 20-metre heated indoor pool on the 39th floor has floor-to-ceiling windows over the city, with a vitality pool and mist chairs alongside; light meals and soft drinks are served poolside. Children aged 15 and under may swim from 9:00 to 18:30 with an adult.
Rooms
The 190 rooms and suites occupy the 34th to 38th floors: 170 rooms and 20 suites that pair contemporary design with Japanese detail. Several categories offer connecting rooms for families and groups.
Floor-to-ceiling windows, a bathroom with tub, shower and double vanity, 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-A and USB-C sockets, bedside controls for curtains and lighting, a tablet for hotel services, free Wi-Fi and twice-daily housekeeping.
Superior Room – City View
A room on the 34th–38th floors with a king or two double beds, a daybed by the window and city views. Separate shower room and tub; sleeps three and can connect to a neighbouring room.
Superior Room – Skyline View
A room with sweeping views of the Tokyo skyline, a king or two double beds and a separate shower room. Sleeps three and can connect to a neighbouring room.
Deluxe Room – City View
A spacious room facing the skyline and Tokyo Skytree, with a daybed and an open bathroom combining tub, shower and double vanity. King or two double beds; sleeps three.
Deluxe Room – Imperial Garden View
A room overlooking the Imperial Palace gardens and the city, with a daybed by the window and an open bathroom. King or two double beds; sleeps three.
Premier Room
A corner room with windows on two sides, skyline views, a king bed and a work desk. Separate shower room; sleeps three and can connect to a neighbouring room.
Executive Suite
A suite on the 34th–35th floors with a separate living room and king bedroom, a walk-in closet, a powder room and city views. Sleeps three.
Imperial Garden-View Suite
An open-plan suite overlooking the Imperial Palace gardens and the city, with a king bed, a walk-in closet and a powder room. Sleeps three.
Premier Suite
A generous living room with sofa and views of the palace gardens or the skyline, a separate king bedroom and a powder room. Sleeps three.
Panoramic Suite
A corner suite with the Imperial Palace gardens on one side and the cityscape on the other: living room, dining table for four, king bedroom and powder room. Sleeps three; can connect to a neighbouring room as a two-bedroom suite.
Two-Bedroom Otemachi Suite
A suite on the 36th–37th floors with two private bedrooms (one king, one with two double beds), two bathrooms and living and dining areas for six with skyline views. Sleeps four adults, or two adults and two children.
Imperial Suite
The largest suite, on the 38th floor, with views of the palace gardens and the city: two king bedrooms, two bathrooms, a study, a foyer and a dining table for eight. Sleeps four adults; a third bedroom can be added.
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