Azabu Ten Tokyo – Review & Photos

The hotel was a simple and stylish gray building.

It was hard to tell that this was a hotel during the day, but the sign lit up at night and made it easier to find.

A small entrance.

A pathway leading to the lobby.

The front desk was right next to the automatic door.

The front lobby was small with a stylishly bench placed across the front desk. At the back of the front desk was the restaurant “Totanuki.”

White flowers were displayed on both sides of the bench, creating a luxurious space.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

There were also stairs.

Guest room entrance door.

There was a toilet on the right and a shoe box and closet on the left.

The shoe box was large and had ample storage space. There was space for long boots in the lower left and short boots in the lower right. A Shoehorn and clothes brush were also prepared here.

Since the room has a loft, the ceiling is high, and it was a calm space with a feeling of openness based on white. The hotel opened at the end of May 2019, so the room was in good condition. There were no window in the room, but there were plants planted next to the bathroom.

The bed was semi-double size with plenty of space to lay down. The mattress was soft and comfortable to sleep on. The comforter was thin, but it was not a problem because the temperature for the room could be adjusted.

A TV across the bed.

A speaker to play your favorite songs.

Opposite the bed was a large sofa and table, and there was also a TV on this side. You can watch YouTube and Netflix on the TV.

The large sofa was relaxing to sit on.

There was a desk next to the sofa. You can use the smartphone prepared on the desk while staying at this hotel.

Stairs leading to the loft.

The room seen from above. Sofas were placed in the loft.

The bathroom was very spacious made out of marble. There was a separate bathtub, shower room and even a double sink.

The bathtub had cat legs. There was also a shower that you can use in the bathtub.

A small table by the bathtub.

A small garden next to the bathtub.

The shower room had a glass door which prevented water from splashing onto the floor.

There was an overhead shower and a height-adjustable / removable hand shower, and I had no problems with both water pressure and temperature control.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were prepared in the shower room.

Face & hand soap, hand sanitizer, two hand towels and amenities in a box.

Amenities included a toothbrush, toothpaste, nail file, cotton swab, body towel, razor, hair band and cotton.

There were bath towels, face towels, basket and a scale underneath the sink.

The toilet was in a separate room.

There was a small sink next to the toilet.

There was a shoe box and a closet at the entrance. Both doors were mirrored.

Luggage stand in the closet.

There was a cafe corner on the shelf next to the TV, with a capsule coffee machine, electric kettle, 4 glasses, 2 bottles of water, 2 cups in the lower drawer, Earl Gray and Darjeeling. There were multiple types (certainly six) of coffee capsules. Milk and sugar were also prepared.

Two bottles of water in the fridge.

There was a restaurant called “Totanuki” next to the front desk. There are counter seats where you can watch the chefs in the kitchen, and also tables out on the terrace and a private room.

There was a garden terrace on the roof. Tables and chairs were prepared.

It was a wonderful space surrounded by nature. You can even see the Tokyo Tower at night!

It is about a 10 minute walk from the hotel to Tokyo Tower.

I did not see any of the other guests staying at this hotel.

It is about a 15-minute walk from the hotel to Roppongi Hills.