Aman Tokyo Reviews

I had an absolutely amazing time at Aman Tokyo. The rooms were spacious and spotless, with great bed sheets. The staff were attentive and went out of their way to ensure that we were comfortable. Nothing was too much trouble. Other than that, I gained new experiences staying here. There are staff who are ready to help you recommend the various facilities. If I have a chance, I will recommend my friends to stay here as well.

The hotel was beautiful and is in an amazing location. The sushi restaurant and italian restaurant inside of the hotel were some of the best food I have ever had. Highly recommend.

Still one of the best if not the best hotels in Tokyo. Very well located with impeccable services.

i love this hotel! will always choose this hotel!

All good 👍

1. The location is excellent. There is a subway downstairs. It is one stop away from Tokyo JR Station, two stops away from Ginza, and just downstairs from the Imperial Palace. It is very convenient. 2. The breakfast is so rich, as shown in the picture, with many varieties, good quality, good taste, exquisite and delicious. There is also a Western breakfast, which can be delivered to the room for free, which is very considerate and thoughtful. 3. The night view is beautiful. Whether sitting in front of the window or lying on the bed, you can enjoy the dazzling night view of Tokyo through the large floor-to-ceiling windows, so that you can't bear to close the curtains when you sleep. 4. Whether it is front desk service, meal delivery or telephone service, they can be considerate, polite and enthusiastic, with high professional quality, and all aspects of service are worthy of such a high room price. It is worth the money. I plan to stay longer next time and experience it well.

A hotel worth staying in. The design is grand and natural. The Wagyu Mapo Tofu in the hotel lobby bar cured my boring appetite for Japanese food. Got to see Mount Fuji in the morning. I also did yoga, swimming and spa the next day. There is also a shop in the front lobby where you can buy aman brand clothes and bags. It should be my must-stay hotel next time I go to Tokyo, but I think the Sakura Express I’m going to is almost fully booked.

This time I stayed in Amman Tokyo for 2 nights with my daughter. I personally experienced the 2-night stay. In addition to the premium price of the Amman brand and the relatively large rooms, the hotel lobby is grand and beautiful, the swimming pool view is good, and the entire hotel hardware facilities are relatively good. To be honest, Amman Tokyo The service is very disappointing. Except for the hardware, other services are not worth 20,000 a night. Our 2-night stay included breakfast. We ordered a Western-style breakfast and a Japanese-style breakfast. First of all, the Western-style breakfast had very few varieties and tasted very average. The Japanese-style breakfast was even better than the Japanese-style breakfast we found at random restaurants on the street. Not as good as that. The miso soup was very salty and the white rice was relatively hard. It didn’t have the soft and glutinous aroma of Japanese rice at all. The Japanese side dishes served with rice for breakfast were all so salty that we couldn’t eat them. We complained to the restaurant waiters, including the restaurant manager. When I raised my opinion, no one sincerely solved the problem. A man who looked like a restaurant manager actually said that in order to bring pickles, I could get white porridge. I was really drunk. Is it because your Japanese breakfast side dishes are too salty? I have to pay for it. Can I replace it with white porridge to go with the pickles I sent you? Is this the service you provide for the room rate of 20,000 per night? Also, the facilities in the room, including pens, paper, envelopes, and staplers, were insufficient. We had to call the switchboard to get a little paper, but no envelopes were delivered. We only received ballpoint pens when we asked for pens. There are also not enough USB charging cable ports in the room. There is only one USB port on the table. We need to call the waiter to bring a plug before we can connect the USB charging. This is known as the number one luxury hotel in Tokyo that charges over 20,000 yuan per night. The hotel doesn’t even have stationery supplies, and guests have to call to get them. The problem is that they only bring a little bit, and if they ask for pens, they only bring ballpoint pens. The whole Amman Tokyo gives people a family atmosphere, and the hotel hardware It looks quite classy, ​​but the service doesn't match the hardware at all, and it's not worth the room rate of more than 20,000 yuan per night.

The hotel details are perfect and the service is also perfect. Ceiling in the hospitality industry. The location is very convenient. Two words can describe the entire hotel and service as being very stylish and exquisite.

It has a great sense of design, Japanese style, 180-degree Japanese Imperial Palace and urban landscape, giving a strong sense of tranquility in the busy city. The facilities equipped have a strong sense of technology, and the small Bluetooth speaker looks good and is easy to use. However, the digital display of the hotel's hot water kettle is a bit complicated. I was misled after several operations and the water did not boil. The temperature and water ripple symbols had to flash at the same time. The seats in the restaurant are very comfortable. Breakfast is an ordering method, with a choice of Western or Japanese style. It is unique but relatively simple. Overall a good hotel experience.

Perfect in every way, including the price! The only regret is that the toiletries in the hotel with such a high rating are super rubbish. My hair was fried immediately after washing, and the conditioner and toothpaste were very poor. I was shocked.

Because Aman in Tokyo is located in the financial district, the overall style is more business-like, but the service is still warm and attentive as always. The location is convenient, with a subway downstairs and Daimaru Department Store not far away.

As the number one luxury hotel in Tokyo, Aman has nothing to say about its environment, services, sanitation and landscape facilities. The rooms are large and you can take a bath while looking at the incomparably bright night view. During the day, you can see Mount Fuji in the distance and up close. Go to the lush greenery of the Imperial Palace, which looks like a huge city garden, and the palace of the Imperial Palace. Closer is a modern office building. As for the shortcomings, the restaurant in the lobby is very slow for breakfast and lunch, and the taste is not outstanding, just average.

I have stayed at many so-called luxury hotels, but I felt that Aman Tokyo was a cut above the rest. It was simply amazing.