Mandarin Oriental's 157-room Tokyo property in Nihonbashi, occupying the top nine floors of the Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower.
BrandMandarin Oriental Hotel Group
DestinationTokyo
RegionAsia
Price TierTier 2 ($2k-$5k)
SettingLuxury hotel
Best ForF&B-driven travelers collecting Michelin experiences, repeat Mandarin Oriental guests extending to Tokyo, couples on milestone trips seeking high-floor skyline views.
PrivacyHigh
ServiceExemplary Japanese hospitality
ButlerHigh
Private PoolNo
Built2005
Renovated2019
Mandarin Oriental Tokyo opened in 2005 in Nihonbashi, occupying floors 30 through 38 of the Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower. The 157 rooms and suites run large for Tokyo — the entry-level Deluxe Rooms start at 50 square meters — with floor-to-ceiling windows that give unobstructed skyline views, and on clea
Key Features
Stunning panoramic views of the Tokyo skyline
Renowned spa offering a variety of treatments
Multiple high-end dining options
including Michelin-starred restaurants
State-of-the-art fitness center
Convenient access to major attractions and shopping areas
Dining
Signature
Sense
Tapas Molecular Bar
Ventaglio
Kshiki
Signature Experience
Tapas Molecular Bar — the eight-seat counter runs a tasting menu format that's become a Tokyo dining destination independent of the hotel.
Mandarin Oriental's F&B discipline executed at Tokyo scale — five restaurants including Michelin-recognized kitchens, in a property that holds the brand's design and service standards without the grand-hotel footprint of competing luxury options in the city.
Signature Suite: Oriental Suite
Design: Contemporary Japanese design, Views: Stunning views of Mount Fuji, Size: Starting from a spacious 90sqm, Amenities: Complimentary access to Heat and Water, full-service spa, 9 restaurants, 2 bars/lounges
