mesm Tokyo, Autograph Collection – Review & Photos

The hotel is located on the 16th to 26th floors of this building.

There are offices, supermarkets and restaurants on the lower floors.

“mesm TOKYO” sign on the outer wall.

Carport at the entrance.

An elevator will take you to the 16th floor.

Lobby floor elevator hall

An art expressing the traditional Japanese culture “Mizuhiki” was displayed.

There was a check-in counter exclusive to elite members.

A non-alcohol drink.

The windows were very big with a nice view of the city.

It was a modern and elegant lobby.

The ceiling had a unique design.

There were relaxing sofas to sit on.

The elevators will not move unless you have your room key with you.

Guest room floor elevator hall

Guest room floor corridor

Guest room entrance door

There was a toilet and a small closet right at the entrance.

My room was a chapter 3 suite that was 95 square meters wide with a room dining/living room and a bedroom.

A bear brick was on display.

There was an message staying “Try taking a picture using flash mode,” and the whole thing glowed white and the word “TOKYO WAVES” appeared. A technology developed by Japan called “Ninja ink” is being used which was very interesting!

There was a dining room in the foreground, a living room at the back and a bedroom on the left. The hotel just opened, so the room was very beautiful.

A table for four.

I had dinner in my room. It was nice to be able to have a relaxing meal by myself.

There was a cabinet next to the dining table.

There was plenty of storage space.

The living room was at the back of the dining room. There was a relaxing sofa, chair and a table.

Next to the sofa was a air purifier and a tablet. You can order your meal on this tablet.

There was a black phone on the other side.

A TV in the living room.

The dining/living room seen from the window.

There was a large balcony next to the living room.

There were two chairs and a table on the balcony. Just look at how spacious this balcony is!

I could see the Sumida River, the lush green Hamarikyu Gardens and the Tsukiji market.

Hamarikyu seen from above.

There were boats docked bellow.

The night view was especially gorgeous!

The lights of the skyscrapers reflecting on the surface of Sumida River gave the river an exceptional beauty.

I was able to see the Tokyo Sky Tree (a white, tall building just in the middle of the photo) in the distance.

The Chapter 3 Suite I stayed in was a corner room, so there were windows facing two different sides and the room felt very wide and open.

The king size bed was very spacious.

The mattress was comfortable to lay on. However, the pillows were a little too soft for me.

A tablet on this side of the bed.

On the other side was a black phone, memo set and an alarm. A paperweight and a brush pen were prepared for the memo set. There was also an outlet and a USB port making it convenient for charging your electronic devices by the bed.

Across the bed was a Casio electronic piano “Privia.” All rooms have pianos.

There was also a desk facing the window. You can work while enjoying a nice view of the city.

A sofa next to the bed.

The view of the city was gorgeous in the bedroom.

You can enjoy the view while lying down on the bed.

There was a bathroom and a walking closet facing each other.

In the middle was a full length mirror and the bathroom was on the right.

There was a bathtub wish a washing area next to it. The bathtub was deep with plenty of room to stretch my legs.

Bath salt was prepared next to the bathtub. The brand was “THE BLEND” in collaboration with the skin care brand “BULK HOMME.”

There was an overhead shower and a height adjustable and removable hand shower. There was no problem with water pressure or temperature control, and I was able to take a shower comfortably.

“THE BLEND” shampoo, conditioner, and body soap were also provided next to the shower. They had a very refreshing smell.

A toilet with a washlet function.

There was a book on the sink.

It was like a puzzle inside the book. They were actually small boxes neatly placed inside.

Toothpaste, razor, whipping net, shower cap, cotton swab and hair elastic were prepared inside the little boxes.

Lotion and cotton.

The towels were fluffy.

There was another toilet separated form the bathroom.

It was a toilet with a washlet function.

There was a sink next to the toilet which was useful not having to go to the bathroom to wash my hands.

There were two closets. One was right by the entrance and the other was next to the toilet.

There were four hangers prepared in the closet at the entrance.

This is a walk-in closet in the bedroom. There was plenty of space to store my belongings.

Iron and ironing board

Clothes brush, shoe horn and slippers.

Laundry bags and shoe shine.

Inside a stylish cabinet in the living room was a cafe corner and a mini bar.

Everything was prepared very neatly inside.

Coffee which was an original blend of specialty coffee by “Sarudahiko Coffee” was prepared. There was also mineral water and glasses.

Furthermore, there was a green tea set in the drawer that you could make yourself. In addition, even macaroons and candy were prepared in collaboration with the Fujiya.

There was also a fridge with two bottles of beer and water prepared inside.

There was a bar & lounge called the “Whisk” on the 16th floor.

There was a grand piano and you can listen to live music.

Guests staying on the executive floor and suites have access to the club lounge, but when I stayed, they did not serve food at the club lounge due to the corona effect. Instead I had a cocktail at the “Whisk.”

Dessert that comes with your drink.

Originally, guests with lounge access privileges have breakfast at the club lounge, but this time I had breakfast at the restaurant “Chef’s Theater” on the 16th floor.

Since it is an open-style kitchen, I was able to have my meal while watching the chef cooking, and also enjoyed the nice view of the city.

Salad, yogurt and fruit.

This is an egg dish with champignon sauce.

Bacon and sausage.

There is a club lounge called the “club mesm” on the 25th floor which is available to guests staying on the executive floor and suites, or guests with Marriott Bon Voy Platinum Elite membership or higher.

It was very quiet due to the influence of Covid 19.

It was a modern and stylish room.

There was also a spacious balcony, so if the weather is nice you can relax outside.

There was a water bus stop right next to hotel.

The streets around Hamamatsucho Station. You can see Tokyo Tower as well.

There were many young guests staying at this hotel.

It is a 6-minute walk from JR Hamamatsucho Station to the hotel.

It is a 7-minute walk from Daimon Station on the Toei Oedo Line and Asakusa Line.