Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi – Review & Photos

The “Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo Otemachi” is located in a building in the business district, so it may be difficult to tell that it is a hotel at first glance.

A part of the first floor of the building that houses Mitsui & Co., Ltd. called “Otemachi One” is the entrance and parking lot of the hotel. As is often the case with foreign-affiliated hotels, the ground floor seems to be designed to be less noticeable.

This is the entrance to the hotel.

Hotel logo at the entrance.

There was a beautiful plant at the entrance.

The lobby is located on the 39th floor.

When the elevator opens on the 39th floor, you can get a panoramic view of the Imperial Palace and central Tokyo. I wanted to take a closer look at the view, but it was a pity that I couldn’t enjoy the view by the window because there was water in front of it.

The lobby at night.

There was a cafe just behind the water. You can enjoy a nice view of the city from this cafe.

There was a big Christmas tree in front of the front desk.

You can sit and relax on the comfortable sofas.

Up to three groups of people can check in at once.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

There were chairs in front of the elevator.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

There was a bathroom on the right and a closet and cafe corner on the left.

The room was fresh and very clean. On top of that, I was impressed by how well they used indirect lighting and used plenty of high-quality furniture and household goods that were calm but had a good taste. Perhaps because it is near the Imperial Palace, I felt that the interior was something that foreigners would like, incorporating Japanese in some places. The door that separates the bathroom from the bed used a shoji-like door. I was surprised that the bed seemed to float above the clouds when I took a picture, probably because of indirect lighting.

The bed was comfortable, not too hard and not too soft. Not to mention the cleanliness of the linen, the pillows also had the Four Seasons wood logo, which made me feel comfortable.

There were tables on both sides of the bed, and tablets were placed here. With this tablet, you can also interact with hotel staff by requesting various services and chatting.

There was also a BOSE speaker on the other side. It’s small but it sounds very good, and I was impressed that I was able to listen to good music while working. In addition, there are control panels for lighting, opening and closing curtains, air conditioner, etc. on both sides of the bed, which was very convenient. There was also an outlet and a USB port, so you can charge your phone next to your bed.

TV across the bed.

You can stretch your legs and relax on the sofa.

Sweets prepared on the table.

In addition, two types of rice crackers, a souvenir sushi roll and a zara ball were prepared.

The room seen from the window.

The window was very big.

The most distinctive thing was that I could see the Sky Tree from my room. I could see it at a closer distance than I expected, and it was beautiful because it was lit up at night. I wanted the Imperial Palace view this time, but unfortunately I was guided to the city view. Since I work in Otemachi, I was accustomed to the view of the Imperial Palace from the lower floors, so the lower grade city view was not enough. I could see the office building near Kanda instead of the fascinating view from the room, but I could only get the impression of everyday life.

The bathroom entrance.

The wall was transparent, but you can get some privacy by closing the shoji doors.

There was a bathtub, sink, toilet and shower room in the same space.

The bathtub was stylish and interesting in shape, and the faucet was fashionable and functional. However, although the bathtub looks very nice, water became lukewarm easily and the floor was slippery.

There was a spacious shower room with a stool to sit on.

The shower was made by Grohe in Germany, the water pressure was strong, and the spray pattern could be switched between 4 types. Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were also provided in the shower room. They were of a brand called “Frederick Maru,” which is famous for its perfume.

A toilet with a washlet function.

Amenities such as soap, body lotion, cotton and cotton swabs were provided on the sink. Also, since I was staying with children, they prepared shampoos for children called “Sophie Rajiraf Baby Starter Kit” and toothbrushes that children were happy with.

Underneath the sink you will find almost everything you need, such as a toothbrush set (with an interdental brush and a thread), razor, comb, shower cap and bath salts. What I thought was unique to this hotel was that the toothbrushes and combs were made of wood.

There was a closet by the entrance.

There was plenty of space in the closet, and the wooden hangers specially made by the Four Seasons Hotel were excellent. I thought it was amazing that one umbrella was prepared for each man and woman. In addition, there was an iron, ironing board, shoehorn, etc.

Comfortable pajamas.

Safe and baggage rack.

There was a cafe corner next to the closet.

There was a capsule type coffee machine, electric kettle, tea set, cups and more.

A stylish tea set.

In the drawer, 3 types of coffee capsules, 6 in total, and original Japanese black tea and Japanese tea were prepared, and they were very delicious. In addition, brandy and mini bottles of whiskey were also prepared as minibars (for a fee).

In this drawer, snacks, chocolates and nuts were prepared (for a fee).

Glasses and wine (for a fee).

There was a refrigerator that contained various alcoholic beverages such as local beer and wine (charged), but there was not enough space to put the drinks that we bought.

I had dinner at the Italian “PIGNETO.”

The view form the restaurant was gorgeous.

The food and drinks were both very delicious.

There were kid’s menues as well.

Above all, the dessert was delicious. However, the overall price was a little expensive.

There was also “est” which offers contemporary French cuisine.

At “VIRTÙ” you can enjoy original cocktails created based on French vintage spirits and rare cognac.

At “THE LOUNGE” you can enjoy afternoon tea that incorporates the essence of Japanese in an elegant space overlooking the forest of the Imperial Palace.

The hotel is located in a complex consisting of the commercial facility “OTEMACHI ONE” and an office building.

Shops in the commercial facility “OTEMACHI ONE.”

The majority of customers were couples in their 20s and 30s and women’s groups.

Inside the building where the hotel is located.