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Aman Tokyo Room Guide: Deluxe Suite to Aman Suite. Official pages checked 6 September 2026 list seven Aman Tokyo suite names, from the west-facing Deluxe Suite at 71 m² to the Aman Suite at 157 m². Published 2026-09-06. By the VIAIVE Atelier.
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Aman Tokyo Room Guide: Deluxe Suite to Aman Suite

Official pages checked 6 September 2026 list seven Aman Tokyo suite names, from the west-facing Deluxe Suite at 71 m² to the Aman Suite at 157 m².

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Verdict

Aman Tokyo Room Guide — Deluxe Suite to Aman Suite

Skip a Deluxe Suite at Aman Tokyo if a west sunset view is not enough and you need the 157 m² Aman Suite. Official pages checked 6 September 2026 name Deluxe, Garden View, Tokyo, City, Grand, Panorama, and Aman Suites, with published sizes from 71 m² to 157 m².

Best for

Choose a Garden View Suite at Aman Tokyo when the stay is the published Imperial Palace garden outlook on the highest floor.

Avoid if

Skip a Deluxe Suite at Aman Tokyo if a west sunset view is not enough and you need the 157 m² Aman Suite.

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Traveler decisionChoose a Garden View Suite at Aman Tokyo when the stay is the published Imperial Palace garden outlook on the highest floor.Use correspondence when the itinerary has constraints the public page cannot resolve.
Best use caseThe suite decision at Aman TokyoWhat sits around the suite at Aman Tokyo
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Choose a Garden View Suite at Aman Tokyo when the stay is the published Imperial Palace garden outlook on the highest floor.Skip a Deluxe Suite at Aman Tokyo if a west sunset view is not enough and you need the 157 m² Aman Suite.
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Official pages checked 6 September 2026 list seven Aman Tokyo suite names, from the west-facing Deluxe Suite at 71 m² to the Aman Suite at 157 m².

In short

Choose a Garden View Suite at Aman Tokyo when the stay is the published Imperial Palace garden outlook on the highest floor. Skip a Deluxe Suite at Aman Tokyo if a west sunset view is not enough and you need the 157 m² Aman Suite. Official pages checked 6 September 2026 name Deluxe, Garden View, Tokyo, City, Grand, Panorama, and Aman Suites, with published sizes from 71 m² to 157 m².

The suite decision at Aman Tokyo

Choose Aman Tokyo when the stay is a named suite in Otemachi Tower and you will confirm the view before you book. 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. Start on the Aman Tokyo hotel page, then use this guide for the category. The official rooms listing names seven suites: Deluxe, Garden View, Tokyo, City, Grand, Panorama, and Aman. A published total key count was not on that listing. Deluxe and Garden View share 71 m². City Suite starts the Signature group at 121 m². The Aman Suite is listed at 157 m².

Aman Tokyo categories published on official pages

 CategoryPublished sizeBeds / layoutWhat the official page states
Deluxe Suite71 m² / 764 sq ft (Garden View Suite page, 6 Sep 2026)King-size or twin beds; sunken lounge with daybedFaces west; sunset skyline views; traditional furo tub; shoji and yukimi shoji screens
Garden View Suite71 m² / 764 sq ftKing-size bed; sunken lounge with daybedHighest floor, 38 storeys above ground; skyline and Imperial Palace gardens
Tokyo Suite77 m² / 829 sq ftNot published on the rooms listingFaces east across the city, day and night
City Suite121 m² / 1,302 sq ftNot published on the rooms listingFaces northeast; Signature Suite; immersive city views
Grand Suite141 m² / 1,517 sq ftNot published on the rooms listingListed among the hotel’s largest; spectacular city views
Panorama SuiteUp to 139 m² / 1,497 sq ftNot published on the rooms listingLocated on the hotel’s corners; panoramic views
Aman Suite157 m² / 1,689 sq ftKing-size bed; living room with daybed; dining table for sixLargest suite; Imperial Palace gardens and Mount Fuji views; furo tub plus half bathroom

What sits around the suite at Aman Tokyo

The official homepage checked 6 September 2026 describes suites with floor-to-ceiling windows, shoji sliding doors, traditional stone furo baths, and king-bed and sunken living areas. Signature Suites are called the hotel’s largest, with separate living, dining, and sleeping rooms. The same page names master chef Musashi at a hinoki cypress counter for Edomae omakase sushi, and Aman Spa with onsen-style hot baths, steam rooms, a 30-metre pool with city views, and yoga and Pilates studios. The rooms listing repeats the 30-metre indoor pool and Japanese-style bathing as a stay inclusion. Confirm the exact view on the Aman Tokyo hotel page before you treat Palace gardens or Mount Fuji as guaranteed for every key.

Booking this

Use the Aman Tokyo hotel page to check current rates for the dates you have in mind, then write to VIAIVE if you need the Deluxe-versus-Garden View split confirmed. Official pages checked 6 September 2026 do not publish a total key count on the rooms listing. Nightly rates on those pages were not copied here; they move.

Frequently asked

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.

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