Mandarin Oriental Tokyo

Our stay here was simply amazing. The hotel is in a great location not far from Tokyo Central Station and the views over Tokyo are absolutely breathtaking…on clear days you can see across to Mount Fuji in the distance. We stayed in a Deluxe Premier Room King room which was spacious and luxurious, and had views of Tokyo Skytree. The service was excellent at every interaction, and the breakfast was great too, one of the best hotel breakfasts I’ve had globally.

The hotel is senstional, every detail, technology, decor, service, restaurants and atmosphere, we had a great experience, beyond expectations

stayed in a lovely, spacious room on the 31st floor of the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo hotel. Registration is on the 38th floor, so you must take the elevator up to cross over to another set of elevators to go down to the street level. An underground tunnel takes you to the train station and shops which is very convenient on rainy/cold days. Included breakfast was exceptionally tasty. Try the sea urchin.

Stayed one night at the end of an extended trip to Japan before flying home from Haneda. We had booked a corner king room for the view, and to facilitate an early check in - we were upgraded to a larger room, albeit without the corner view. After inquiring about it and waiting in the lounge, the hotel assistant manager approached us with a complete corner suite upgrade intended to meet my expectations. Well, this exceeded my expectations. This hotel prioritizes customer service - and there are many other examples I could name. This is how you create a customer for life.

Five-star hotels in Japan simply set the standard, and Tokyo has quite a few of them. For this visit we chose the Mandarin Oriental, having previously enjoyed their restaurant and bar on past trips. At 20 years old, the hotel has aged remarkably well with almost none of the wear you might expect from a property of this vintage. Rooms are spotless and thoughtfully functional. Front desk staff were helpful and efficient. And the bar continues to serve excellent cocktails—though we already knew that from previous visits! Bottom line: In a city filled with luxury options, the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo holds its own beautifully. Highly recommended.