The original Okura reopened in 2019 after three years closed, and Tokyo has rediscovered its modernist palace from the 1964 Olympics.
The Okura Tokyo
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667.697 €
“The Heritage Wing lobby retains the Okura-andon lanterns designed in 1962, suspended 8 metres high in a keyaki wood light well.”
**The Okura Tokyo** occupies two towers in Toranomon, embassy and skyscraper district, 10 minutes from Roppongi. We stay in the Heritage Wing (classic, dark wood panelling, deep bathtubs) or the Prestige Tower (contemporary, floor-to-ceiling windows, views of the Tokyo Tower). The spa spans several floors with indoor pool, onsen and treatment rooms. The six restaurants include a French table, a teppanyaki and the Yamazato, kaiseki reference since 1973. Service remains that of a Japanese palace, discreet, precise, impeccable. From **668 €** the night, we pay for the address, the history and the consistency. We return for the Japanese breakfast served in black lacquer bowls, facing the interior garden ✨
Points forts
- Heritage Wing Lobby: original 1962 Okura-andon lanterns, keyaki wood and shoji
- Yamazato: kaiseki cuisine since 1973, one of Tokyo's historic Japanese tables
- Spa with 20 m indoor pool, onsen and massage rooms over several levels
- Tokyo Tower views from Prestige Tower rooms, floor-to-ceiling windows
- Free airport shuttle, private parking included, rare in central Tokyo
Équipements signatures
1 pool
Non-smoking rooms
Free Wi-Fi
Fitness centre
Airport shuttle
Facilities for disabled guests
Spa and wellness centre
Restaurant
Room service
Wi-Fi available everywhere
Private parking
Free parking
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