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Property Overview
The Okura Tokyo recently opened its doors to a new era of traditional Japanese beauty. Reborn from the former Hotel Okura Tokyo which first opened in 1962, this new property is an elegant oasis for visitors to Tokyo, surrounded by gardens and greenery. Guests can select from two distinctly banded wings to stay in: The Okura Heritage Wing with elegant Japanese aesthetic or The Okura Prestige Tower, a modern skyscraper. Possibilities on property are endless. Enjoy the finest Japanese, French or Chinese cuisine. Relax in the spa that offers panoramic city views. Recharge in The Okura Garden, an expansive urban oasis that captures the beauty of each season and incorporates the Japanese-garden karesansui tradition. And for groups, an expansive banquet facilities are also available, with one of the largest ballrooms in Tokyo.
Property Highlights
1 / Accomodation
Whether in the skyscraper hotel Prestige Tower or the Japanese aesthetic of the Heritage Wing, the Okura Tokyo has reimagined traditional Japanese harmony. Prestige Rooms offer dynamic views of Tokyo and refined interior design that reflects Japanese sensibilities.
2 / Dining
Flavors cultivated in 5 restaurants, it is not just the sublime taste of the cuisine, but the overall experience of cherished dining memories.
3 / Art in the Lobby
The Okura Prestige Lobby is a faithful reproduction of the much-adored former main building lobby, The new design revives the commodious lobby, dotted with plum flower motif tables and chairs with the latest technologies.
Property Highlights
1 / Accomodation
Whether in the skyscraper hotel Prestige Tower or the Japanese aesthetic of the Heritage Wing, the Okura Tokyo has reimagined traditional Japanese harmony. Prestige Rooms offer dynamic views of Tokyo and refined interior design that reflects Japanese sensibilities.
2 / Dining
Flavors cultivated in 5 restaurants, it is not just the sublime taste of the cuisine, but the overall experience of cherished dining memories.
3 / Art in the Lobby
The Okura Prestige Lobby is a faithful reproduction of the much-adored former main building lobby, The new design revives the commodious lobby, dotted with plum flower motif tables and chairs with the latest technologies.
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Rooms
Heritage Room King Non-smoking 63sqm /Junior Suite/ No Club Lounge access
1 King Bed
Sleeps: 2
Heritage Room Bath with view Twin Non-smoking with Balcony/Junior Suite
2 Twin Beds
Sleeps: 2
Heritage Room Bath with view King Non-smoking with Balcony/Junior Suite
1 King Bed
Sleeps: 2
Features
- Total Rooms: 491
- Total Suites: 17
- Parking for In-House Guests - Complimentary
- Fitness Center
- Meetings & Events
- Swimming Pool(s)
- Wedding Chapel
- Beauty/Anti-Aging Spa
- Wellness/Fitness Spa
Local Information
The Okura Tokyo
2-10-4 Toranomon Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0001 Japan
20km/12.42mi from Haneda Airport (HND); 70km/43.5mi from Narita International Airport (NRT); 3km/1.86mi from Tokyo Station.
(Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, UK) Call 00800 10 10 11 11
(USA & Canada) Call 1 800 745 8883
(Japan) Call 0120-086-230 toll free (Japan Only)
(Italy) Call 800 822 005
All Other Countries81
country dialing code
GMT+9
time zone
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