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The Okura Tokyo

Tokyo • Toranomon • SPLURGE

avg. $413 / night

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PB hotel design editorial

Few demolitions in recent memory provoked as much international grief as the 2015 razing of Yoshiro Taniguchi's 1962 Hotel Okura Tokyo Main Building — its hexagonal lantern lobby ceiling and washi-screened interiors having defined a particular vision of modernist Japan for half a century. The rebuilt property, The Okura Tokyo, which reopened in 2019 across a 41-storey tower designed by Nikken Sekkei, chose continuity over rupture: the Prestige Tower's curtain-wall glass facade rises cleanly from a low stone podium, while the interiors, guided by Okura's in-house design team, translate the original's ma-inflected spatial logic into contemporary terms. The lobby and guestrooms carry warm oak millwork, linen-upholstered headboard panels, and low tatami-adjacent window platforms that frame borrowed views — including, from certain lower floors, the green-tiled roof of the Chinese-style Zenpuku-ji temple directly opposite. The all-day dining space reveals the ambition most clearly: tsuitate-style vertical timber screens divide the room, moss-green marble clads the structural columns, and branching brass-and-glass chandeliers echo the original building's organic ornamental language without reproducing it literally. Higher floors deliver Tokyo's westward sprawl at dusk in shades of amber and indigo. The indoor pool, set behind floor-to-ceiling glass on an upper level, uses teal mosaic tile and angled concrete soffits to create a geometry closer to a civic bathhouse than a hotel amenity — serious, quiet, and entirely deliberate. The property holds 508 rooms across the Prestige and Heritage towers.

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The Okura Tokyo will reprise the Hotel Okura Tokyo’s famed traditional Japanese beauty as well as its cherished simplicity and elegance to offer a new combination of “traditional luxury” and “contemporary luxury.” A total of 508 luxury rooms will be available in two buildings on the spacious central-Tokyo Okura property, about half of which will be covered with lush gardens and greenery. 【Awards and affiliations】 ・GBAC STAR™ Accredited Facility ・Member of The Leading Hotels of the World ・Condé Nast Traveler Top 10 Hotels in Japan Readers’Choice Awards 2022 #2 (#1 in Tokyo)【SDGs Action of The Okura Tokyo】 The Okura Tokyo coordinates with energy efficiently by being thorough implementation of energy saving measures as a mixed-use facility、and work to reduce CO2.

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The Okura Tokyo Reviews

288 reviews

"In my opinion, this is the best hotel in Tokyo. The rooms are incredibly well-designed: every switch and control is so logically and beautifully placed. I've stayed at this hotel perhaps more than half a dozen times and on the recent visit, I had a room with an eastern exposure: the sunrise was gorgeous and the new high-rise office towers on this side were very beautiful at night. The service at this hotel is definitely a 10 out of 10. Finally, the breakfast buffet is great. This is definitely my go-to hotel when I visit Tokyo."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 08, 2026

"Loved staying at this hotel! So many friendly staff members! The rooms were large comfortable and quiet! Most large hotels in large cities are not quiet in my opinion, this was perfection. Could not hear other patrons, could not hear staff. Amazing! We were on a high floor so our view was amazing! The breakfast buffet is so worth it! So delicious and a great way to start your day in Tokyo. Their in room Nescafé coffee is great for a pick me up. Only downside is probably proximity to the train, it’s not bad, 10 minutes. As a New Yorker I’m used to that but might be far for some people. And it is in a rich neighborhood so nearby dining is pricey. But easy to take the train anywhere in Tokyo to explore!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 27, 2026

"We stayed at The Okura for three nights and had an incredible experience! From the moment we stepped in, the staff greeted us with kindness. We booked a room at the Heritage Wing and wow, it was seriously the most spacious room I've ever been in (especially for a city like Tokyo where rooms tend to be quite tight). It came with a living area, a gigantic comfortable bed, a split shower/bathroom and even a steam sauna. The room was incredibly well stocked with a free mini bar, Dyson hair dryer, pajamas, and so much more. We found the location to be convenient -- it's in a quieter area however, very accessible to dining / sights / other neighborhoods via walking or the metro. Breakfast had a great variety of Western and Japanese options. We got drinks at the members only bar which were tasty as well. We also booked a massage at the spa and it was seriously the most zen experience. We hope to be back at The Okura soon!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 14, 2026

"We stayed at The Okura Tokyo and really enjoyed our time here. The rooms were spacious, very clean, and comfortable by Tokyo standards, with great views across the city — bathrooms with big windows were a nice touch too. Service throughout the hotel was warm and attentive, from check-in to housekeeping and concierge, and staff made an effort to accommodate our requests. Breakfast had a good variety of options and was consistently mentioned by other guests as one of the highlights. Facilities like the pool, spa/fitness area, and bar added to a relaxed stay, and the hotel feels calm and elegant without being fussy. The location is convenient for exploring Tokyo and close to transport links, though it’s a bit quieter than some busier districts. Overall, a solid 5-star stay — very comfortable rooms, excellent service, and a pleasant atmosphere. Would stay again."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 13, 2026

"Just stayed at the Okura Tokyo in Toranomon and we will not stay anywhere else again when visiting Tokyo. I was absolutely blown away by firstly the style of this hotel. The pristine mid century lobby was something out of a Wes Anderson movie. Every time we wound walk through it we would remark how beautiful it was - we were taken back in time in a way. We stayed in the Heritage wing and could not have had better service or a better room. Small touches such as the welcome tea/snack, a box of small gifts, turn down service, complementary j-beauty products etc made the stay feel special. The room was comfortable and pristinely clean. Having visited Tokyo several times, I loved the location outside of the busy central Tokyo areas; it felt quiet and calm, yet only a short subway or taxi ride away from those spots when we wanted to visit. Cannot wait to return."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 03, 2026

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