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Hotel address:
2-1-1 Nihonbashi Muromachi,
Chuo-ku,
Tokyo,
JP
103-8328
Phone number: 81 3 3270 8800
First hotel of Mandarin Oriental Group in Japan which is the world's leading hotel chain with luxury hotels in major cities worldwide. Situated within the top floors of the state-of-the-art building, Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower, while its business centre and stately banquet and conference facilities reside within the adjacent Mitsui Main Building, a cultural heritage property. The oversized guestrooms range from 50 sqm and spectacular views through the large floor to ceiling windows in all guestrooms (except corner rooms). Breathtaking view of the dramatic cityscape and sky above from oversized glass window at front reception. The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo is a labyrinth of promise leading to private havens of relaxation. Silent corridors lead off to a selection of treatment rooms and private spa suites.
Location description: Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo is situated within the Otemachi / Marunouchi business district close to Tokyo Station, Tokyo City Airport Terminal and is interlinked with the major underground subway stations. The hotel is on Chuo Dori, the 5th Avenue of the celebrated Nihonbashi District. The area is rich in historical heritage including the original Mitsukoshi Department Store and many other traditional shops, some of which can trace their origins as far back as the 17th Century Edo period. The fashionable Ginza entertainment and shopping district is walking distance. International designers are prominently represented alongside local Ginza boutiques. There are more than 300 art galleries and the traditional Kabuki-za theatre. Only twenty minutes walk from the hotel is the Imperial Palace surrounded by the tranquil waters of its moat, offering islands of calm.
Airports: 80 km from Narita Airport; 20 km from Haneda Airport
Hotel rating: Luxury
Number of floors: 7
Number of Rooms: 179
Open effective date Fri Dec 02 00:00:00 EST 2005
Check in time: 3:00pm
Check out time: 12:00noon
Native currency: JPY
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Deluxe (Deluxe Room) Deluxe rooms are designed to express the traditional Japanese aesthetic values and reflect their reverence for nature. Natural textiles and fabrics detail elements of forest and water: twigs, partrinia and fallen leaves motifs appear in wallpapers and soft covers. The bathrooms are absolutely luxurious yet true to the Japanese instinct for understatement. Divided from the room by a spread of glass, one flick of a blind reveals a clear sight right across the Citys east towards Tokyo Bay, these rooms are between floors 30 and 33. Approximately 50 square metres/530 square feet.
Premier Deluxe (Other room type than std, dlx, ste, ... etc.) Situated from floors 33 to 36 these rooms offer the highest views across the open expanse of East Side Tokyo and the citys residential area. Of course as impressive as it is this urban view does not reflect the heart of the Japanese aesthetic, which is centred on nature and the harmonious principles of forest and water. It is these details that are reflected in the room, be it the washi, a Japanese paper, used in the light shades, the grain of the walnut wood floor or the fall of the rainforest shower. All of our rooms incorporate seamless technology, wired and wireless broadband, superb surround sound systems and vitally the smoothest Egyptian cotton bed sheets introduced by any hotel in Japan. Approximately 50 square metres/530 square feet.
Mandarin Deluxe (Other room type than std, dlx, ste, ... etc.) Looking out of the West facing windows from floors 30 to 33 you have a sense of Tokyos unique evolution from the historical district which has grown since the 17th century Edo period to the glittering sky rise of today. The interiors of the Mandarin Deluxe rooms reflect the Japanese affinity with the natural world in textiles and fabric and our pleasure in providing the ultimate comforts; luxury, privacy and the special details. Guests will find the highest quality sheets in any hotel in Japan. The supreme bathrooms have kidney shaped sunken baths and multi-force shower for body, hand and rainforest effect. A delivery laundry box eliminates unnecessary interruptions. The mini-bar is stocked with Krug champagne. Luxury, privacy and special details.Approximately 50 square metres/530 square feet.
Executive Deluxe (Other room type than std, dlx, ste, ... etc.) Each room features an original Yukata stencil framed on the wall. Over the past four years we have made a unique collection of these sought after Isegata for the pleasure of our guests. And for a more personal pleasure we present each guest with a fine Yukata in an exquisite lacquer-ware box, which you will find on arrival at the end of your bed. The rooms ensure you have a distinct sense of Japan whilst enjoying every anticipated luxury of a Mandarin Oriental hotel. Situated on the higher floors, 34 to 36 with excellent views across the city towards the Imperial Palace and Gardens.Approximately 50 square metres/530 square feet.
Mandarin Grand (Other room type than std, dlx, ste, ... etc.) Grand and larger these rooms offer a definite feeling of space, which is enhanced by the glass separating the room and bathroom. A twist of the blind and natural light floods the bathroom with views on a clear day as far as Mount Fuji. Guests will appreciate a unique sense of place. Our design clearly reflects the Japanese aesthetic values. An affinity for nature; fabric details feature twigs, seed or patrinia motifs or the smooth to touch bamboo flooring which enhances the overall sense of light. Their distinctive reliance on the beauty of individual things is expressed in a few exquisite pieces; a rare stencil of a Yukata draws the eye or the washi Japanese paper woven into the light shade. A sense of place, a feeling of space and Mandarin Oriental luxury.Approximately 60 square metres/642 square feet.
Premier Grand (Other room type than std, dlx, ste, ... etc.) These spacious rooms include a large walk in wardrobe. Every anticipated technology and comfort is provided from wireless broadband to the highest quality Egyptian cotton bed sheets introduced into a Japanese hotel. The difference as ever in a Mandarin Oriental hotel is our unique sense of place. You will find this in the details: Japanese lacquer-ware presentation boxes containing a fine Yukata, or the delicate fabrics used to cover the ceilings with details of nature, specifically revered by the Japanese culture, or the pale bamboo wood floors that spread light through the rooms.Views from the 34 to 36 floor extend through the high rise of Shinjuku and down to the historic Tokyo station only 12 minutes walk from the hotel. Approximately 60 square metres/642 square feet.
Mandarin Corner (Other room type than std, dlx, ste, ... etc.) As you enter these rooms you are confronted with a tremendous view through the triptych windows across Tokyo, as far as Tokyo Bay. Two glass walls stretch the length and breadth of the room, one right through to the bathroom. The bathroom is designed to maximise the view, with the sunken bath placed right against the glass wall guests can recline and gaze down to the city up to 36 floors below. Grey and white marble stripes give a light Italianate finish but the details are sympathetic to the Japanese aesthete; in the rooms you will find burnished lacquer-ware boxes, a fine Yukata and carefully selected pieces of local art. Connecting rooms are available for larger parties
Executive Suite (Suite) Light streams in through the generous glass windows of these suites. The rollscreens behind the chenille weave curtains are fine and interplay with the natural light, which reaches the bathroom. They are created from textiles containing water imagery, repeating the hotel forest and water theme and again in the soft furnishings and ottoman, which are embroidered with patrinia motifs. The rare Isegata hung on the wall is an original yukata stencil and part of a unique collection by Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo. Yukatas represent many things, specifically the Japanese culture of hospitality but also the appreciation of the singular beauty of an individual piece. The suites plan is versatile and the rooms well equipped. The bedroom has twin double beds, built in wardrobe, make up table and twin sinks. The living room is very spacious with a separate entrance area and powder room for guests. Guests will feel extremely comfortable settling into this room for longer stays. Approximately 90 square metres/964 square feet.
Mandarin Suite (Suite) The Mandarin Suites are laid out with the business persons requirements in mind. Guests enter the living room, which has a specific interview and office area, as well as a softer relaxing space. The seating areas are entirely separate from the bedroom with their own powder room, ensuring guests privacy. Connecting rooms are available. The design expresses the traditional Japanese values of understatement and reserve whilst reflecting our guests appreciation of luxury. The views include the historic area around Tokyo station, just 12 minutes walk away and the original shopping district, which has been evolving since the 17th century Edo period. These suites are designed with Mandarin Orientals vision of continuity from the past to present and future. Approximately 100 square metres/1070 square feet.
Oriental Suite (Suite) The interiors are calming, reminiscent of forest glades. The curtains are a chenille weave in a motif of quercus serrata branches. The bed coverings are a soft, smooth fabric decorated in a tree-leaf theme, conjuring an image of lying down in a bed of fallen leaves. This is the atmosphere and level of comfort we wish to provide our guests of the Oriental Suite. The huge living area includes a lazy chair and ottoman. Connecting rooms are available for families or larger parties. Situated on the higher floors with a glass wall that stretches the length of the suite with views as far as Mount Fuji or the elegant Imperial Palace and Gardens, which is walking distance from the hotel. Approximately 100 square metres/1070 square feet.
Presidential Suite (Suite) The Presidential Suite is designed to impress guests with the highest expectations. You will see it in the fabrics and materials, the intelligent room layout, the outstanding spa bathroom and of course the service, with dedicated staff providing a discrete attendance. The rooms are vast and the layout is purposefully versatile with one or two bedroom options, still allowing for a 33 square meter master bedroom and a sizeable walk-in wardrobe. Light floods through the floor to ceiling glass giving a deep sheen to the lengths of walnut flooring. The bathroom is your private spa with water treatments to invigorate or relax. Separate study, living room, dining room seating 8, pantry, hall and powder room, ensure that you would be extremely comfortable making this your home for an extended stay. Ever since Mitsukoshi opened a fabric shop here more than 300 years ago, the stories of Nihonbashi and the kimono have been intertwined. The unique Isegata, a pattern for Yukata, mounted on the wall is a collectors piece and master artisans were commissioned to create many original fabrics for these rooms expressing the artistic and cultural traditions of Japan. The details throughout the rooms epitomise rare luxury. The Japanese have an appreciation for the singular beauty of individual pieces which then come together in an exhilarating harmony; this will symbolise your stay in our Presidential Suite. Approximately 250 square metres/2675 square feet.
Meeting and banquet venues By uniting a modern multipurpose tower with a historical landmark, the hotel complex offers guests the unique privilege of utilizing spaces within a culture heritage property for special occasions. In addition a grand ballroom and wedding chapel is located on the third floor of the new tower. Further four large banquet halls, six meeting rooms and the hotel's business centre are located on the fourth floor of the historical Mitsui Main Building, which is directly connected to the tower and hotel facilities within it via a bridge.
Ventaglio Casual Northern Italian cuisine with a modern twist on authentic traditions. Lunch is served until 3pm on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. Dessert buffet from 2:30pm to 5pm. Hours of Operation: 11:30am - 10:00pm
Signature French inspired dining featuring 500 labels, 5,000 bottles of french wine.
Sense Serve dim sum on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 11:30am to 4pm.
K'shiki All day dining but no buffet menu for breakfast, American and Asian set menu as well as a la carte menu to be provided.
The Oriental Lounge Serve high tea on Weekdays 2pm - 5pm Weekends and public holidays 12:00noon - 5pm Tapas Bar within the lounge opens at 6pm to 10pm, advance reservations is required).
Mandarin Bar Chic spot for aperitifs or evening drinks with live entertainment from Thursday to Sunday evenings.
Sense Tea Room Adjacent to the Cantonese dining with a triple decker fire place and views of Tokyo. Feature more than 20 kinds of tea from China, Taiwan and Japan. Hours of Operation: 11:30am - 10pm
The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo merges therapies and philosophines from around the world into an exotic blend of treatments. In nine serene rooms, including five suites, guests will be guided through a personalized journey of Asian and western-inspired relaxation, beauty and wellness components that aim to bring an exceptional awareness of true wellbeing.
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