The Okura Tokyo

The Okura Tokyo

Tokyo, Kanto
5.0
9.2/10 Guest Rating
Luxury
$$$$

Private

In-Room Onsen

Rating

9.2/10

About

The Okura Tokyo is one of the most historically significant hotels in Japan — the original 1962 Main Building, designed by architect Yoshiro Taniguchi, was a pioneering expression of Japanese modernism that influenced hotel design worldwide. Rebuilt and reopened in 2019 by his son Yoshio Taniguchi (architect of MoMA New York), the new Okura Heritage Wing faithfully recreates the spirit of the original: hexagonal ceiling lanterns, shoji screens, and the distinctive 'Okura pattern' textile throughout. The service culture derives directly from ryokan hospitality traditions, with staff training rooted in omotenashi (selfless hospitality). A uniquely Japanese luxury experience in the heart of Tokyo.

Ideal For

Luxury travelers with an interest in Japanese architecture and design historyBusiness executives who want the finest traditional Japanese hospitality in TokyoCouples celebrating milestones in one of Asia's great hotelsDesign enthusiasts studying the relationship between Japanese tradition and modernism

Key Experiences

1Staying in a rebuilt 1962 architectural icon that defined Japanese modernism
2Service culture rooted in omotenashi ryokan hospitality traditions
3Japanese restaurant Yamazato serving Tokyo's finest kaiseki cuisine
Indoor pool and spa with traditional Japanese wellness approaches
Walking to the American Embassy, Toranomon Hills, and Roppongi's galleries

Onsen & Baths

Private Baths

Price Range

$$$$

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9.2/10 Guest Rating
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Nearest Station

Toranomon Hills Station

Distance3 minutes on foot
ParkingNot available

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