The Okura Tokyo
Luxury stay with spa pool, jacuzzi, and cityscape views
About this hotel
Staying at The Okura Tokyo means experiencing a blend of traditional Japanese hospitality and modern luxury. The hotel's two distinct buildings house a variety of facilities, from a serene garden to a lively bar and several restaurants. Guests can unwind in the spa pool or jacuzzi after a day exploring Tokyo. The dedicated concierge and 24-hour front desk ensure every need is met, whether it's arranging tickets or currency exchange. Rooms, located on higher floors in the Prestige Tower, provide remarkable cityscape views, while the Heritage Wing offers exclusive Club Lounge access for an elevated experience. The ambiance is one of refined elegance, perfect for those seeking a tranquil retreat in the heart of the bustling city.
- Spa pool and jacuzzi
- Cityscape views
- Concierge service
- Multiple dining options
Our take
This hotel is ideal for travelers seeking a high-end experience with excellent service and a focus on relaxation. The spa pool and jacuzzi are significant draws for unwinding after busy days. It suits couples and business travelers who appreciate sophisticated surroundings and top-tier amenities. Those looking for a more budget-friendly option or a hotel with a very casual atmosphere might find it less suitable, as The Okura Tokyo leans towards a more formal and luxurious stay.
- ✓Consider booking a room in the Prestige Tower for the best cityscape views, especially on higher floors.
- ✓Make sure to utilize the spa pool and jacuzzi for a relaxing end to your day.
- ✓Take advantage of the concierge service for local recommendations and smooth travel arrangements.
Why we love it
- The serene spa pool and jacuzzi facilities
- Striking cityscape views from higher floors
- Exceptional concierge and room service
- Elegant garden and bar for relaxation
Why guests love itThe Okura Tokyo holds a 9.6 across its two connected buildings, with a spa pool and jacuzzi backed by concierge service and a genuinely wide dining lineup. It leans into the understated, service-first style Okura is known for rather than flashy extras. Well-appointed rooms with cityscape views round things out. It suits travellers who value polished, traditional hospitality and a serious choice of restaurants over a headline pool feature.