The Okura Tokyo, Tokyo
About the Hotel
The Okura Tokyo, reopened in 2019 after extensive renovations, represents a fusion of traditional Japanese aesthetics and modern luxury. Its unique blend of the Okura Heritage and Prestige Towers reflects a commitment to elegant design and exceptional service. Located in the Minato ward, the hotel is a short distance from Tokyo's central business and entertainment districts, making it a prime choice for both business and leisure travelers.
Location
Conveniently situated in Minato, The Okura Tokyo allows easy access to four nearby train stations across multiple lines. Guests can quickly reach major attractions like Roppongi Hills, the Imperial Palace, and Hibiya Park. The hotel also provides complimentary parking and is serviced by airport limousine buses, enhancing accessibility for international travelers.
Rooms
The Okura Tokyo features 508 guest rooms, including the spacious Heritage Wing with large windows overlooking serene gardens. Each room is equipped with modern amenities, such as air conditioning, complimentary WiFi, and flat-screen TVs, while many offer luxurious touches like a spa bath and steam sauna. The decor reflects a sophisticated blend of traditional Japanese design and contemporary comfort.
Eat & Drink
The hotel houses five distinguished restaurants, including the renowned Yamazato, which specializes in authentic Japanese cuisine. Guests can also enjoy French, Chinese, and more casual dining options throughout the property. The diverse offerings highlight seasonal ingredients and traditional cooking techniques, ensuring a memorable culinary experience.
Leisure & Business
Recreational amenities include a well-equipped fitness center, an indoor swimming pool, and a luxurious spa offering various treatments. The Okura Tokyo also provides a comprehensive business center and extensive meeting facilities, catering to both corporate events and social gatherings.
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Getting around
A list of all available modes of transport
Facilities
General
- Non-smoking rooms
- Wi-Fi
- Parking
- Safe deposit box
- 24-hour reception
- VIP check-in/ -out
- Express check-in/ -out
- No pets allowed
- Rooms/ Facilities for disabled
- Wheelchair access
- 24-hour security
- Baggage storage
- Locker room
- Elevator
- Currency exchange
- Barber shop
- Coffee shop
- Smoke detectors
- Fire extinguishers
- Key card access
Sports & Fitness
- Fitness center
- Sports trainer
Guest Parking
- Electric kettle
Services
- Paid airport shuttle
- Valet parking
- Room service
- Housekeeping
- Laundry
- Dry cleaning
- Grocery shopping service
- Welcome drink
Dining
- In-room breakfast
- Restaurant
- Bar/ Lounge area
- Special diet menus
Business
- Business center
- Meeting/ Banquet facilities
- Fax/Photocopying
Children
- Cribs
- Children's buffet
Facilities for people with disabilities
- Toilet for disabled
Spa & Leisure
- Indoor swimming pool
- Sun loungers
- Garden area
- Spa & wellness center
- Sauna
- Steam room
- Jacuzzi
- Beauty treatment
- Massage
- Pool with view
Room features
- Air conditioning
- Heating
- Mini-bar
- Soundproofed rooms
- Sitting area
- Dressing area
- Tea and coffee facilities
- Mirror
- Ironing facilities
Bathroom
- Separate tub and shower
- Free toiletries
- Bathroom telephone
Self-catering
- Electric kettle
Media
- Flat-screen TV
- AM/FM alarm clock
Location
Reviews and Ratings
My stay at the hotel was a mix of pros and cons. The rooms were quite expensive for what they offered, feeling a bit outdated with old fixtures and uncomfortable bedding. However, the staff provided good service and were polite. The location was convenient, although not in the most bustling area. The dining options could use some improvement, but the hotel had some positive features.
I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The rooms were incredibly clean and comfortable, but the location was not too convenient, requiring a bit of a walk to reach the subway stations. The service was impeccable with a tradition of elevated Japanese hospitality, while the dining options were a bit too posh for my taste. The facilities were good overall.
I felt like a VIP with the way they walked me up to my room. The room was clean, spacious, and had everything I needed. It was huge, even by American standards. The hotel lacks a bit of the vibrant energy of Tokyo, but it's very handy to have two subway stations nearby that connect you to everywhere. The dining was lovely, offering a wide range of Japanese and International dishes. The staff was incredible, especially the concierge who gave us fantastic restaurant recommendations for the rest of our stay. Overall, a great experience with just a few minor downsides.
For 5,490 yen during our stay, the hotel was on the pricier side. The rooms were clean and comfortable, but had a somewhat outdated feel to them, like a museum. They were a decent size but could use a modern makeover. Some improvements could be made to freshen up the room.
The hotel offers big and very comfortable rooms but with a dated 1980s Holiday Inn style, featuring rusty bathroom fixtures, fluorescent tube lights, old brown carpet, and hard mattresses. The rooms can get excessively hot, impacting overall comfort. The service stands out for being exceptionally polite, exceeding even Japanese hotel hospitality standards, and very efficient. The location is ideal for a quiet stay in a residential area near important consulates and embassies, although not directly next to the subway. Dining options, while a bit pricey, are complimented for serving kind Sicilian pastries.
I must say the hotel is a mixed bag of old charm and discomfort. The vintage feel is endearing, but the rusty fixtures and hard mattresses take away from the experience. The staff is warm and friendly, but lacking assistance during luggage transfers is a downside. The location is great for diplomatic visits, albeit not right by the subway. The dining options leave room for improvement, especially at the Coffee Shop Camellia. Overall, a place with character that needs some upgrades.
I absolutely loved my stay at this hotel! The rooms were large, spotless, and everything was in good order, making for a cozy and comfortable environment, although not quite up to the newest standards. The service was exceptional, with friendly, proactive, and very detail-oriented staff. The location was fantastic, conveniently situated in a quiet area close to a subway station. The dining experience was decent and tasty, although there is room for improvement. Overall, a great value for money option with some minor areas that could be enhanced.
Staying at this hotel was a great experience overall. The rooms were spacious and had rare twin beds for Japanese hotels, offering both comfort and a beautiful view of Tokyo. The service was impeccable, with friendly staff always available to assist, making the higher price worth it. The location, though not super close to the subway, is still ideal in a peaceful area near important consulates and embassies. The dining experience, while pricey, was satisfactory for the most part. The facilities were well-kept and added to the overall comfort of the stay.
The hotel offers a decent stay with clean and comfortable rooms, although they might need some renovation. The staff is polite and provides a range of amenities. The location is convenient for subway access but slightly inconvenient for tourists. The dining experience could be improved, but overall, a good value for money option.
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