Guide for the Few

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The best hotel suites in Tokyo

The room, not the hotel: in each hotel that matters, the suite to ask for.

Five recommendations, each checked every 7 days.

  • The Aman Suite at Aman Tokyo

    The largest suite at Aman Tokyo, 157 m², with a separate living room and a dining table for six looking over the Imperial Palace gardens, with Mount Fuji beyond on clear days.

    Checked 7 November

  • The Imperial Suite at The Okura Tokyo

    A 730 m² suite with three bedrooms over the top two floors of the Okura Prestige Tower, with an atrium living room, a dining area, a home theatre, a workout room and dry and steam saunas.

    Checked 7 November

  • The Janu Suite at Janu Tokyo

    The largest suite at Janu Tokyo, 284 m² in Azabudai Hills with two balconies facing Tokyo Tower, a library, a full kitchen and a dining table for six, extendable to four bedrooms and 519 m².

    Checked 7 November

  • The Palace Suite at Palace Hotel Tokyo

    The hotel's largest suite, 210 to 250 m² on the 18th floor over Wadakura Fountain Park and the Imperial Palace Plaza, with a formal dining table, a service kitchen with its own entrance and a second bedroom that connects on request.

    Checked 7 November

  • The Presidential Suite at Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo

    A suite of 250 m² for up to four on the 36th floor of Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo, with a dining room for eight, a study and a personal butler, facing Mount Fuji and Tokyo Bay.

    Checked 7 November

About this list

The room, not the hotel. In each of the few hotels that matter there is one suite to ask for, and a reason to ask for it by name.