About this hotel
General information
Janu Tokyo is the city hotel of Janu, a brand of Aman Group, set within Azabudai Hills in Tokyo’s Minato ward. Its 122 rooms and suites are light, pared back and framed by floor-to-ceiling glass, most with their own balcony looking over the city and Tokyo Tower. The mood is more sociable than a hushed retreat: the hotel is built around gathering, shared tables and movement.
Food and wellbeing carry the place. Eight restaurants and bars range across Japanese, Italian and Chinese cooking, open-flame grilling and a patisserie, while the 4,000 m² wellness centre combines one of the city’s largest gyms with a 25-metre pool and private Spa Houses. The hotel boutique stocks Aman Essentials beauty and fragrance, ready-to-wear, leather accessories and homeware alongside pieces made by local artists and artisans.
Location
The hotel stands at 1-2-2 Azabudai, inside Azabudai Hills between Roppongi and Toranomon, a district of planted walkways, galleries, a Japanese food market and shops. The hotel puts Haneda Airport about 30 minutes away, Narita about an hour and a half, and Tokyo Station 15–20 minutes.
Spa
The 4,000 m² Janu Tokyo Wellness Centre has treatment rooms and two private Spa Houses for long bathing journeys of two to four hours, among them a traditional hammam. A Janu signature treatment is offered alongside, as are consultations with the centre’s specialists.
Sports & leisure
Movement takes up much of the wellness centre:
- a large gym and a personal training studio
- movement, spin and martial arts studios
- a golf simulator
- aerial yoga in private and group sessions, boxing, circuit training and spin classes, with some group classes complimentary for guests
- a 25-metre indoor lap pool
- cultural experiences on request: a kumihimo silk-braiding workshop at the Domyo studio in Tokyo and a private bonsai lesson just outside the city
Restaurants & bars
Eight restaurants and bars, all open to non-residents as well:
- Iigura — Edomae sushi and kappo cooking, with omakase at the counter or sashimi and small plates at the table
- Janu Grill — open-flame grill with an open kitchen and bar, Shimane beef and seafood from Toyosu Market, Tokyo Tower views; breakfast is served here
- Sumi — sumibiyaki charcoal grilling for just 13 guests around the grill, dinner only, with wine and sake
- Janu Mercato — Italian dining from three open kitchens: fresh pasta, seafood, charcuterie and ossobuco
- Hu Jing — Chinese classics with a modern touch, from Peking duck to wagyu and dim sum
- Janu Lounge & Garden Terrace — afternoon and evening tea, light plates and Champagne on a broad terrace facing Tokyo Tower
- Janu Bar — cocktails built on unexpected pairings, open until midnight
- Janu Patisserie — European pastry with Japanese touches: cakes, parfaits, handmade chocolates and matcha madeleines, plus coffee and cocktails
Swimming
The wellness centre has a 25-metre indoor lap pool with city views and a separate Lounge Pool.
Rooms
The 122 rooms and suites, from 55 to 284 m², are minimalist and lined with floor-to-ceiling windows; most have a private balcony over the city, and several look straight at Tokyo Tower.
Bathroom with double vanity, rain shower and soaking tub, writing desk, and a pantry with a Nespresso machine and complimentary refreshments.
Deluxe Room
A minimalist room with a king bed or twin beds, a seating area and writing desk, and a private balcony over the skyline.
City Room
A bright room with floor-to-ceiling windows, a king bed or twin beds, a seating area and a private skyline-view balcony.
Premier Room
A king or twin room with a seating area and large daybed, a generous bathroom and a private balcony.
Deluxe Suite
A king-bedded suite with a separate living room, a guest WC and two balconies.
Junior Suite
A suite with floor-to-ceiling windows, a king bedroom, separate living room, walk-in wardrobe and guest WC.
Premier Suite
A king-bedded suite with a separate living room, guest WC and private balcony; it can connect to a City Room.
Corner Suite
A corner suite whose floor-to-ceiling windows frame Tokyo Tower, with a king bedroom, large living room, walk-in wardrobe, guest WC and balcony.
City View Suite
A suite with a king bed or twin beds, its own living room, a guest WC and views of Tokyo Tower and Azabudai Hills.
Tower View Suite
A Tokyo Tower-facing suite with a king bed or twin beds, separate living room, guest WC and private balcony.
Janu Suite
The hotel’s largest suite, with two balconies over Tokyo Tower and Azabudai Hills, a living and dining room seating six, a full kitchen with bar counter, a study-library, walk-in wardrobe and guest WC; with connecting rooms it extends to four bedrooms.
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.