Hotel Allamanda Aoyama Tokyo – Review & Photos

The hotel is conveniently located within a minute walk from Exit 4a of Gaienmae Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line.

This is the entrance along Aoyama Street.

There were plants at the entrance that were kept very neat.

Those who arrive by car can use the main entrance by the Chichibunomiya Rugby Field gate.

The main entrance.

A car port at the main entrance.

There was a doorman standing at the entrance. There was also a “valet parking service.”

The door was doubled.

The entrance seen from the inside.

There were sofas and tables in the lobby.

There was also a concierge desk.

There was a front desk with two staff standing. It was not a big desk, but there are only a total of 42 rooms in this hotel, so it was a sufficient size.

Corridor leading to the elevators.

Lobby floor elevator hall

You will need a key to go up to your room.

Guest room floor elevator hall

There was a door at the entrance to the guest room corridor.

You will need a key to enter the corridor.

Guest room corridor

Guest room entrance door

There was a closet right at the entrance.

There was a mirror on the wall dividing the bedroom and the entrance.

There was a bathroom in front of the bedroom. You can enter the bathroom straight from the bed room as well.

This room is over 48 square meters wide with plenty of space to relax. There was a large window at the back and the room was bright during the day. The room was also cleaned very well.

The bed was big and comfortable to sleep on.

There were a total of eight pillows on the bed.

Pajamas were prepared on the bed.

A sofa at the foot of the bed.

A TV across the bed.

A big desk perfect for those staying on a business trip.

There was a phone, memo-set and alarm clock on the desk.

There was a door on both sides of the bedroom, and they are connected to the bathroom.

You can see the Chichibunomiya Rugby field and the Meiji Jingu baseball field from the window.

There was a game being held at the Meiji Jingu Baseball Stadium during my stay.

There was a sink, toilet and bathtub all separated.

The is the bathroom seen from the entrance on the bedroom side.

There was a wash area next to the bathtub.

There was plenty of space to stretch my legs and relax in the bathtub.

There was a removable hand shower and an overhead shower.

A toilet in a separate room.

A spacious sink.

Cups, soap and tissue were placed on the sink.

Amenities were prepared in a drawer. There was a toothbrush set, razor, shower cap, hair band, cotton set, hair brush, body towel and two bath salts.

“Argan” shampoo, conditioner, shower gel and body lotion.

There were drawers next to the bathroom.

Inside were towels.

There were also bathrobes.

There was a closet at the entrance. Hangers, clothes brush and a shoe spatula were prepared inside.

A safe that was very easy to operate.

There was a cabinet with a mini bar.

There was a capsule coffee machine, two bottles of water (free), mini bottle of alcohol such as whiskey and gin, and also snacks.

There were six types of capsules: two coffees, two Ceylon teas and two green teas.

There was an electric kettle, cups and glasses in the cabinet.

There was also a refrigerator with alcohol such as red wine and beer, sodas and chocolate prepared inside.

There was a restaurant called the “Portofino” on the 8th floor.

It is used as a bar/lounge at night.

The restaurant was surrounded with big windows.

There is a fitness and spa called the “Allamanda Spa Aoyama Club” on the 9th to 11th floors of the hotel. This is normally a membership club, but guests staying at this hotel can use it free of charge.

There was an indoor pool with 25m x 4 courses on the 11th floor. Natural light comes in from the windows and you can swim comfortably.

There is a jacuzzi next to the pool.

Chairs were prepared next to the jacuzzi.

There was also a gym on the 9th floor. This gym was equipped with the latest machines from Life Fitness.

You can also workout with a personal trainer or ask for a dietitian.

There was a golf range on the 9th floor. You can rent golf clubs if necessary.

This is the “Stadium Deluxe” on the 6th floor. There is only one “Stadium Deluxe” in the hotel.

The room is ​​45 square meters wide with a nice view of the Chichibunomiya rugby field.

This is the “Master Suite” with a partition separating the bedroom and living room.

The room on the 8th floor has a twin room with two semi-double size beds, and the room on the second floor has a double size bed that is 240cm wide. There are only two master suites.

This is the “Junior Suite Double” with a living/dining room and bedroom. It is a spacious room with that is more than 91 sqm wide. Both classical and modern interiors are incorporated in the room.

The double rooms have a spacious 240 cm wide bed.

The bathtub and shower were separate.

In the suite room, salvatore Ferragamo’s “Tuscan Seoul” is provided as shampoo amenities.

This is the “Junior Suite Twin.” The living/dining room and bedroom are separate.

There were two double-size beds with an ottoman at the foot of the bed.

The aisle on the 7th floor where the suites are located are designed so that you will have privacy when entering the rooms.

Meiji Jingu Gaien

There were both tourists and those staying on business trips.

It is a minute walk from Gaienmae Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line.

Row of trees leading in front of “Jingu Gaien Ginkgo.”