Aman Tokyo is a hotel in Tokyo. Eighty-four rooms occupy the upper floors of Otemachi’s Pacific Century Place, a mountain-quiet Aman inside a financial tower a short walk from Tokyo Station. Travelers who want the city’s stillest luxury rooms, with deep soaking tubs and a paper-screen hush, while keeping Imperial Palace and Marunouchi on a short car ride. Eighty-four rooms occupy the upper floors of Otemachi’s Pacific Century Place, a mountain-quiet Aman inside a financial tower a short walk from Tokyo Station. Travelers who want the city’s stillest luxury rooms, with deep soaking tubs and a paper-screen hush, while keeping Imperial Palace and Marunouchi on a short car ride.
Travelers who want the city’s stillest luxury rooms, with deep soaking tubs and a paper-screen hush, while keeping Imperial Palace and Marunouchi on a short car ride. Best for: Eighty-four rooms occupy the upper floors of Otemachi’s Pacific Century Place, a mountain-quiet Aman inside a financial tower a short walk from Tokyo Station. Travelers who want the city’s stillest luxury rooms, with deep soaking tubs and a paper-screen hush, while keeping Imperial Palace and Marunouchi on a short car ride. Eighty-four rooms occupy the upper floors of Otemachi’s Pacific Century Place, a mountain-quiet Aman inside a financial tower a short walk from Tokyo Station.
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Largest suite; Imperial Palace gardens and Mount Fuji views; furo tub plus half bathroom · King-size bed; living room with daybed; dining table for six
Eighty-four rooms occupy the upper floors of Otemachi’s Pacific Century Place, a mountain-quiet Aman inside a financial tower a short walk from Tokyo Station. Travelers who want the city’s stillest luxury rooms, with deep soaking tubs and a paper-screen hush, while keeping Imperial Palace and Marunouchi on a short car ride.
Trade-off
Guests who want a social lobby, a rooftop scene, or a hotel that reads as nightlife and fitness first, which is Janu’s brief across town.
Location
Tokyo, Japan
Last verified
August 31, 2026
Published size
71 m² / 764 sq ft (Garden View Suite page, 6 Sep 2026)
Questions travellers ask
Who is Aman Tokyo best for?
Eighty-four rooms occupy the upper floors of Otemachi’s Pacific Century Place, a mountain-quiet Aman inside a financial tower a short walk from Tokyo Station. Travelers who want the city’s stillest luxury rooms, with deep soaking tubs and a paper-screen hush, while keeping Imperial Palace and Marunouchi on a short car ride.
What is the main drawback of Aman Tokyo?
Guests who want a social lobby, a rooftop scene, or a hotel that reads as nightlife and fitness first, which is Janu’s brief across town.
What is VIAIVE's verdict on Aman Tokyo?
Travelers who want the city’s stillest luxury rooms, with deep soaking tubs and a paper-screen hush, while keeping Imperial Palace and Marunouchi on a short car ride.
How did VIAIVE evaluate Aman Tokyo?
Reviewed 31 August 2026 from Aman Tokyo's published location, stay format, and press photography. No rate or availability claim is made here.
Which suite categories does Aman Tokyo publish?
The official rooms listing checked 6 September 2026 names Deluxe Suite, Garden View Suite, Tokyo Suite, City Suite, Grand Suite, Panorama Suite, and Aman Suite. A published total key count was not on that listing.
What size is the Deluxe Suite at Aman Tokyo?
The Garden View Suite page checked 6 September 2026 describes the Deluxe Suite as facing west at 71 square metres (764 square feet), with sunset views of the skyline. The Deluxe Suite page lists a sunken lounge with daybed, king-size or twin beds, and a bathroom with a traditional furo tub.
What size is the Aman Suite?
Official suite pages checked 6 September 2026 call the Aman Suite the hotel’s largest, at 157 square metres (1,689 square feet). The Aman Suite page lists a separate living room with a daybed and a dining table for six, a king-size bed, a traditional furo tub, and an additional half bathroom.
Where is Aman Tokyo?
The official homepage checked 6 September 2026 places the hotel at Otemachi Tower, 1-5-6 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0004, Japan, and lists Haneda Airport as a 40-minute drive.
What does every suite stay include on the official rooms page?
The official rooms listing checked 6 September 2026 lists daily breakfast, complimentary in-room refreshments excluding alcohol, welcome amenities, scheduled complimentary wellness classes subject to availability, and access to Japanese-style bathing facilities, steam rooms, a 30-metre indoor swimming pool, and a fitness centre.