About this hotel
General information
The Okura Tokyo is made up of two buildings set around a traditional karesansui garden: the 17-storey Okura Heritage Wing, an expression of refined Japanese aesthetics, and the contemporary Prestige Tower. The hotel’s story began in 1962; since then it has received royalty and heads of state, hosted major official occasions and become part of the city’s own history.
It has kept an impeccable reputation, a distinctly Japanese character and a warm welcome. Guests find spacious rooms with city views, fine Asian and European restaurants, a spa with a pool, conference halls, a shopping arcade and the hotel’s own Okura Museum of Art, holding some 2,500 works. The Okura Tokyo is a member of The Leading Hotels of the World and arranges weddings and honeymoon programmes.
Location
The hotel is in the Toranomon business quarter of Minato, close to embassies and government buildings and 5–10 minutes on foot from four metro stations, Toranomon Hills being the nearest. Tokyo Station is 15 minutes by car; Haneda Airport is about 40 minutes and Narita International Airport about 70 minutes away by taxi.
Spa
Okura Fitness & Spa occupies the 26th and 27th floors of the Prestige Tower, with a heated indoor pool, seven private treatment rooms, dry and steam saunas, a jacuzzi, a beauty salon and relaxation areas. Body treatments follow Japan’s four seasons with natural ingredients such as sake lees and rice bran, while facials use Orlane and the Japanese Annayake line, based on five natural elements.
Sports & leisure
A 25-metre heated indoor pool with five lanes and a 27th-floor gym with modern equipment and city views; the Okura Museum of Art holds some 2,500 works, and the hotel arranges tea ceremonies and calligraphy sessions in the Chosho-an tea room as well as excursions.
Restaurants & bars
Dining spans Japanese, French and Chinese cuisine:
- Nouvelle Epoque – modern French cooking with Japanese accents
- Yamazato – authentic Japanese cuisine from select local produce, with sushi and kappo counters, beside the Chosho-an tea ceremony room
- Sazanka – teppanyaki on the 41st floor with panoramic views of Tokyo
- Toh-Ka-Lin – Cantonese cuisine
- Orchid – international dishes à la carte and from the buffet
- Orchid Bar – hard-shake cocktails and rare whiskies and champagnes
- Starlight – bar, lounge and private dining room on the top floor, with city views
- Orchid Sweets & Deli – Okura chocolates, patisserie and gifts
In-room dining is available.
Rooms
There are 508 rooms, including 17 suites: interiors in the Okura Heritage Wing draw on Japanese tradition, while those in the Prestige Tower are contemporary, with panoramic windows and balconies over Toranomon, the city and the hotel gardens. Club guests have use of a club lounge on the 37th floor of the Prestige Tower.
Air conditioning, flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, safe, minibar, tea and coffee set, bath and rain shower, hairdryer, toiletries and bathrobes.
Prestige Room
King-size or twin beds, a walk-in wardrobe and a bathroom with a deep tub by a picture window and a rain shower; city views from floors 28–36 of the Prestige Tower, the upper floors starting at 31. Sleeps three.
Prestige Corner
A corner room with windows on two sides, a seating area, walk-in wardrobe and a tub by the window; from floors 28–36 of the Prestige Tower the view takes in the Imperial Palace and the Azabudai Hills towers. Sleeps two.
Club Room
King-size or twin beds and a bathroom with a deep tub by the window and a rain shower; floors 37–40 of the Prestige Tower, with club lounge access. Sleeps two.
Club Corner
A twin-bedded corner room with a walk-in wardrobe and a tub by the window, catching the city at sunrise and sunset; floors 37–40 of the Prestige Tower, with club lounge access. Sleeps two.
Corner Suite
A one-bedroom suite with king-size or twin beds, a living room with windows on two sides, a walk-in wardrobe and a marble bathroom with two basins; floors 37–40 of the Prestige Tower, with club lounge access. Sleeps two.
Royal Suite
A Prestige Tower suite with a twin bedroom, a generous living and dining room and a bathroom with an onsen-style tub.
Imperial Suite
A duplex across the two top floors of the Prestige Tower, with three bedrooms, an atrium living room, a dining area, and both a dry sauna and a steam room.
Heritage Room
King-size or twin beds, an engawa bench beneath a window more than six metres wide, and a bathroom with steam room, jet bath and rain shower; floors 6–17 of the Okura Heritage Wing. Sleeps three.
Heritage Room (with Balcony)
A Heritage room with a wide balcony over the garden and the city, and a bathroom with steam room and jet bath; floors 6–9 of the Okura Heritage Wing. Sleeps two.
Heritage Suite
A one-bedroom suite with king-size or twin beds, a window-lined living room looking onto greenery and a bathroom with steam room and jet bath; those on floors 7–9 of the Okura Heritage Wing have balconies. Sleeps two.
Ambassador Suite
An Okura Heritage Wing suite with a twin bedroom, a dining area with a bar station, origami art and gold fabric in the decor, and a bathroom with steam room and jet bath.
Presidential Suite
An Okura Heritage Wing suite with a living room, dining area, kitchenette and a balcony garden visible from the deep soaking tub; teak walls with gold-leaf work and origami pieces by Tomoko Fuse.
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.