The absolute king of Tokyo hotels——AMAN TOKYO

What kind of hotel would be created if a top luxury brand and top designer Kerry Hill joined forces? Aman Tokyo seems to have presented the answer. It is hard to imagine that this is a hotel that opened in 2014. This time I came to Aman Tokyo and stayed in the hotel’s largest suite - the Aman Suite. I was once again shocked by the hardware. Whenever I passed the lobby, I was amazed by the warm and soft lobby lights. The minimalist Japanese Zen style is brought to the extreme. The trees and the pool at the entrance all seem so quiet and comfortable. Let's share the overall level of the hotel in all aspects. 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Service: Top level in Tokyo, only slightly worse than Marunouchi Four Seasons. All staffs have warm smiles and greet politely. I checked in during the day, and all staffs remembered my name and addressed me at night. The interaction between staffs and guests is more like communication between friends, sharing Tokyo's delicacies and classics while introducing the hotel, which makes people feel very comfortable. In addition, when I made some suggestions for improvement, the hotel's response speed was amazing. They were proposed in the afternoon and implemented immediately in the evening. This was even cross-departmental communication, which fully demonstrated the attitude of attaching great importance to guests. Hardware facilities: This is definitely the high-altitude city hotel with the best hardware in recent years. It is absolutely a miracle to fit a giant lobby with a height of 30 meters in a high-altitude hotel. The photos can only show 60-70% of the beauty and luxury of this hotel (not good enough for the photos). The cheapest room type, the Tokyo Suite, has a spacious area of ​​77 square meters, which is even larger than the standard suites of many luxury hotels. The Aman Suite we stayed in this time is 157 square meters. The room has a 180-degree oversized floor-to-ceiling glass, from which you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Imperial Palace and the city. The whole room adopts a wooden style with a stepped design (you can imagine how high the room is). Another favorite thing is the bathroom. The entire bathroom is made of limestone, which has a high-end and low-key texture. The bathtub also has 2 large floor-to-ceiling glasses, which is unique! Food and Beverage: The French cuisine is of good standard, the ingredients are of excellent quality, the taste is good, and the price is not expensive. Even if you don't stay at Aman, I recommend coming here to try it. In addition, the hotel's breakfast is served in the room 24 hours a day. Both the portion and the taste are the best I have ever had in the set menu. Spa quality: The techniques are good, the service is top-notch, and the essential oils used are all Aman's own. The only drawback is that the rooms have no view, but you can use the large bath in the locker room, which has a beautiful view of Tokyo. Location: Next to Tokyo Station, in the Otemachi CBD, very good! In summary, as one of the few city hotels of Aman, Aman Tokyo has done its best in terms of hardware, software, catering and spa. There is nothing to complain about. If you have enough budget to come to Tokyo, Aman Tokyo is the best choice! #Tokyo Attractions #Tokyo Hotels #Hotel Recommendations