Fairmont Tokyo

I spent five nights at the Fairmont Tokyo and came away very impressed. The product is clean, modern, and thoughtfully designed, with a strong sense of arrival and overall positioning in the luxury segment. Rooms are well laid out—comfortable, functional, and spacious relative to the market. Where the hotel really stands out is execution. Service is polished, engaged, and consistent across the board. The team is present, attentive, and clearly well-led. F&B and overall ambiance are well aligned with the brand, striking the right balance between energy and refinement. After five nights, it’s clear this is a serious player in Tokyo’s luxury space. Well done, and I look forward to returning.

Best service I have ever had at any hotel. We have stayed at a lot of Fairmonts, both gold floor and regular and we are staying on gold level here. They are so attentive and try to accommodate everything possible. The views are amazing from every area. Rooms gorgeous. I would highly recommend this hotel.

Extremely happy with the experience at this hotel. Worth the expense from the highly attentive, friendly, and helpful staff to the amazing view and amenities in the room. Extra large room with comfortable bedding, personal items such as pajamas, toothbrush, toto toilet whose lid opens and closes on its own, yoga mat, incredible shower. Location next to subway with a Lawson's store within 25 ft of hotel. The Driftwood restaurant and bar has incredible views of Tokyo including Tokyo Tower. I paid for breakfast to be included in the price of the room. Loved it. Not a buffet and meals ordered a la carte. I would stay here longer if I could. You need to experience it for yourself.

Our stay at the Fairmont Tokyo was nothing short of exceptional. We reserved a beautifully appointed one bedroom suite with sweeping views of Tokyo Bay and the city skyline, serene, expansive, and utterly silent. Not once did we hear a sound from neighboring rooms or the corridor; the tranquility was remarkable for a city of this scale. Every detail feels intentional. Service is polished yet warm, effortlessly anticipating needs without ever feeling intrusive. Dining was equally impressive with beautifully executed dishes both via room service and in the Gold Lounge, where the experience feels elevated but relaxed. The welcome persimmon was, quite simply, my favorite amenity gift to date and I travel often and well. A thoughtful nod to place that felt refined rather than routine. The location is ideal: seamless for drivers and guides to access, and conveniently close to designer boutiques and a proper grocery. Traveling with my 17-year old son, it struck the perfect balance of sophistication and comfort. We were genuinely sad to leave—but Godzilla calls. As an Accor Diamond member, I can confidently say this property is truly best in class.

It’s easy to see why this was one of the most anticipated openings of 2025. From the moment you walk in, the sense of grandeur is real. The location in Shibaura is a little tucked away from the main tourist chaos, but honestly, that’s part of the luxury. You’re still within an easy walk of the Monorail and JR station, so getting around isn't an issue at all. The Views just WOW, having Tokyo Tower, Mount Fuji, and Tokyo Bay all visible from one building is breathtaking. Whether it’s the sunrise over Fuji or the tower glowing at night, the views are constant "pinch me" moments. The Room The rooms are gargantuan—about 50sqm, which is basically a palace in Tokyo. Everything from the layout to the top-notch amenities felt incredibly high-end. Wellness & Gym The health facilities are outstanding. The gym is very well-equipped (better than most dedicated clubs), and working out with a direct view of Tokyo Tower—especially at night—is an experience in itself. Breakfast A major highlight was the breakfast. They’ve gone with an a la carte menu rather than a massive, overwhelming buffet. It feels much more exclusive and luxurious. It’s definitely a "quality over quantity" approach, but don’t worry—the portions are very filling. If you want a modern, sprawling sanctuary that feels like the new peak of Tokyo luxury, this is it.