Service is attentive but not overly fussy, and the immaculately equipped and furnished rooms are claimed to be the largest in any Tokyo hotel. From the 47th-floor sunlit gymnasium you can watch night descend over Tokyo. Babysitting on request. Station shuttle bus. An unremarkable building that opened in 1984.
Guestrooms are of a good size but the views, often blocked by other towers, can be disappointing.
The standard of service is high. For business travellers, the hotel offers five executive floors, with separate check-in, a fax in each room and their own guest relations officers. You can even get married here, in either a Christian or Shinto chapel, and have the reception in the 1,100-capacity banqueting suite or one of 17 smaller private function rooms. All Rights Reserved. If you see anything that you know to be incorrect please visit our feedback page so that we can correct it.