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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

299 reviews

"This is one of Tokyo’s most famous and prestigious hotels for a reason. It exudes impeccable brilliance, from its elegant design, superbly thought out rooms, to the remarkably efficient and gracious staff. A wonderful experience."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 17, 2026

"Beyond excellence Location Layout and architecture Staff Food Spa Corner room’s view Cleanliness"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 06, 2026

"Some reviews say this is more of a corporate/ business hotel but my wife and I did not find this to be the case at all. Even upon entering the large landscaped area at the front, rather than being dropped off on a busy Tokyo street, the relaxation begins. The greeting is amazingly welcoming and stepping into the huge impressive lobby which seems to cleverly absorb sound, relaxes you even further. Check in is quick and extremely courteous with any and all available staff saying hello and bowing slightly in the usual way. It was just getting dark when we were shown into our 30th floor room and the cityscape views were stunning, with the Tokyo Tower being visible on the right. The room layout was very different with a sort of ‘island’ closet unit between the bathroom and spacious bedroom areas. We’d chosen a room with the bath in the window which was fantastic with a beer after a hard day’s sightseeing. We ate in the 41st floor Teppanyaki restaurant at sunset which was a fabulous experience, with the chef displaying his incredible skills to prepare the amazing food. We found the ground floor Orchid bar’s laid back, dimly lit vibe to be very relaxing and preferable to the upper floor Starlight bar. Sitting at the bar I made a wonderful new friend in a Japanese businessman and we had one of those drink fuelled Japanglish conversations about our lives. One example of the level of service was demonstrated by the handling of our taxi booking which I’d made the night before. Upon our way to check out, before we’d even reached the desk, a lady asked for our room number and who then knew immediately that we had a taxi booked and asked if we needed any help with our luggage. All in all a truly 5 star stay."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 03, 2026

"If I could give 10 stars I would.. The finest hotel I've ever stayed in. It was business trip so lounge was included and wow what a lovely experience. From the cleanliness, sheet quality, the most comfortable bed ever, Amazing gym and lap pool. This hotel takes things very seriously, and have succeeded in becoming a world class destination. Cons: 10 minute walk to Subway. Need a Peloton style bike."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 19, 2026

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