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The Okura Tokyo

Tokyo • Toranomon • SPLURGE

avg. $413 / night

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At a glance

Tokyo's rebuilt modernist landmark with Nikken Sekkei architecture, warm oak interiors, and tsuitate-screened dining.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and Japan-focused travelers

Highlights:

  • Nikken Sekkei tower continues Taniguchi's modernist legacy
  • Lobby and rooms feature warm oak, linen, and borrowed-view window platforms
  • Tsuitate timber screens and moss-green marble in all-day dining
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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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About

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

309 reviews

"‎‎First-Time Visit ‎ ‎1 Upon Arrival, concierge staff were very quick to assist us with our luggage. Perfect! ‎ ‎2.Check In, made it quick but covered all details we booked with Club benefits. ‎ ‎3.The room at the corner was very nice, very well designed and layout, look and feel very warm tone furniture. The lights control panel was easy to use with curtain open and close functions in the tablet. Room Service is available on the tablet too. ‎ ‎4 Shower and bath tub are very nice, very well toiletries. Everything we needed was prepared there. All towels were very good quality. ‎ ‎5 The Water temperature in the shower was strong.But the rain shower didn't come out well. So requested staff checked and done. ‎ ‎6 The Club Floor had a very nice view and attentive staff  to the care of guests during check in and escort. ‎ ‎7 Mini bars, wine glasses, and water glasses were well prepared. ‎ ‎8 The Sweet in the tray, was prepared with surprises in the box. ‎ ‎9 Key card and room door were nice and real quality. ‎ ‎10.There was  wine opener in the room. ‎ ‎11. Beddings were very nice.Soft and clean. Very well sleep. ‎ ‎12.Extremely Disappointed about the point to earn as booked the room via OTA, online agency.Made our trip so meanless.  Now we just stay and just wait for the day to check out. ‎ ‎13.Evening Cocktail.Staff weren't walk around to top up more drink, only when asking for more, and seem like not allow us to top up drink ourselves. It looks strange. ‎ ‎14.Afternoon Tea, bread canape were stick and not easy to eat. ‎ ‎15 Turn down service was neat and organized. ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 29, 2026

"We were there for my nephew's wedding. the chinese chef is amazong. but the room and hotel are very average for the price we paid."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 25, 2026

"The rooms are very spacious and clean. The breakfast is great. Views from the hotel are beautiful. Not all the staff are fluent in English but most are. The area is a bit secluded but nice."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 12, 2026

"The Okura is the other side of the coin, and equally essential. Where the Park Hyatt is vertical drama, the Okura is horizontal calm. The 1962 original building is a masterpiece of mid-century Japanese design and the restoration preserved it perfectly: the lantern lobby, the geometric screens, the low ceilings that make you feel held rather than dwarfed. The Prestige Tower rooms are some of the most considered spaces in Tokyo. The Orchid Bar is a time capsule in the best sense, quiet, precise, perfectly made drinks. Service here has an older-school formality to it that feels increasingly rare. If the Park Hyatt is Tokyo now, the Okura is Tokyo as it always should have been."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 09, 2026

"Somehow I always meet the most pretentious, snobby, arrogant and self-important service staff here, unlike anywhere else in Japan. This place is truly a hierarchical nightmare. If you’re not a VIP (e.g. president of a certain country) or a local veteran guest/businessman, they will not respect you."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 02, 2026

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