The Andaz Toranomon Hills Hotel, Tokyo
More photosThe Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills, which opened in 2014, occupies the top floors of the striking 52-story Toranomon Hills Mori Tower. Its sophisticated interiors are the result of a creative collaboration between New York designer Tony Chi and Tokyo-based Shinichiro Ogata. They crafted a space that feels like a serene, private residence, blending modern luxury with traditional Japanese aesthetics through materials like walnut wood and handmade washi paper.
A standout feature is the 52nd-floor rooftop area, which includes an open-air chapel—the highest in Tokyo—designed with copper roofing to mimic a traditional Shinto shrine. The hotel’s commitment to a seamless guest experience is evident in its “Andaz Hosts” who act as personal guides, and the thoughtful touch of providing complimentary non-alcoholic minibar snacks and drinks in every room.
Dining here is an elevated experience, particularly at the Rooftop Bar, which offers semi-open-air seating and sweeping views of the city. For wellness, the AO Spa & Club on the 37th floor provides a tranquil escape with a 65-foot pool illuminated by soft, paper-lantern-style lighting.
The location is perfectly positioned between the Imperial Palace and the iconic Tokyo Tower. Guests have easy access to the luxury boutiques of Ginza, the vibrant nightlife of Roppongi, and the historic Atago Shrine, famous for its steep “stone steps to success.” Whether you are here for business or leisure, the hotel serves as an elegant, sky-high sanctuary in the heart of Tokyo.
Expert reviews
“The Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills opened in 2014 on the top six floors of a new 52-story skyscraper. Expect Zen-like interiors and up-in-the-clouds views everywhere from the spa with multiple pools and the open-air rooftop bar to the 164 rooms and suites with wall-to-wall windows.”
Shortlisted in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Tokyo, Japan.
“The high-end property is chic and cool without a hint of stuffiness as the laid-back staff dons fashionable duds eschewing the typical suits you find at most other five-star properties.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Tokyo.
“The hip Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills extends across numerous floors, including the top six, of one of Tokyo’s tallest buildings — the Toranomon Hills Mori Tower in the Toranomon Hills complex. Opened in 2014, it is the second outpost of Hyatt’s Andaz brand to open in Asia following Andaz Xintiandi, Shanghai.”
“Contemporary urban décor and an intimate boutique ambiance set a chic tone at the Andaz Tokyo which is located in the revitalised Toranomon district. Views take centre stage: there’s an airy spa on the 37th-floor, the swimming pool overlooks the Imperial palace and bedrooms feature wall-to-ceiling glass.”
What guests liked
- Great views
- Tokyo Tower
- Friendly staff
- Excellent Wifi
- Great location
- Comfortable beds
Location
Recent guest reviews
Hotel facilities
Food & Drink
- - Restaurant
- - Bar
- - Breakfast in the room
- - Special diet menus (on request)
- - Kids' meals (additional charge)
- - Kid-friendly buffet
- - Wine/champagne (additional charge)
- - Fruits (additional charge)
- - Coffee house on site
General
- - Room service
- - Non-smoking rooms
- - Facilities for disabled guests
- - Barber/beauty shop
- - Lift
- - Safety deposit box
- - Packed lunches
- - Heating
- - Non-smoking throughout
- - Air conditioning
- - Designated smoking area
- - Shuttle service (additional charge)
- - Airport shuttle (additional charge)
- - Shared lounge/TV area
Business facilities
- - Meeting/banquet facilities (additional charge)
- - Fax/photocopying (additional charge)
Reception services
- - 24-hour front desk
- - Express check-in/check-out
- - Currency exchange
- - Luggage storage
- - Concierge service
Activities
- - Sauna
- - Fitness centre
- - Spa & wellness centre (additional charge)
- - Massage (additional charge)
- - Hot tub/Jacuzzi
- - Cycling
- - Indoor pool
- - Indoor pool (all year)
- - Beauty services
- - Facial treatments
- - Make-up services
- - Haircut
- - Hair styling
- - Body treatments
- - Body scrub
- - Body wrap
- - Spa facilities
- - Steam room
- - Spa lounge/relaxation area
- - Foot bath
- - Back massage
- - Neck massage
- - Foot massage
- - Couples massage
- - Head massage
- - Hand massage
- - Full body massage
- - Massage chair
- - Fitness
- - Fitness classes
- - Personal trainer
- - Fitness/spa locker rooms
- - Themed dinner nights (additional charge)
- - Happy hour (additional charge)
- - Live music/performance
- - Bicycle rental (additional charge)
Outdoors
- - Terrace
Entertainment & family services
- - Babysitting/child services (additional charge)
Cleaning services
- - Laundry (additional charge)
- - Dry cleaning (additional charge)
- - Ironing service (additional charge)
- - Trouser press
- - Daily housekeeping
Parking
- - Accessible parking
Accessibility
- - Wheelchair accessible
- - Toilet with grab rails
- - Emergency cord in bathroom
Pool and wellness
- - Pool with view
- - Heated pool
- - Swimming pool
Transport
- - Airport pick up (additional charge)
- - Airport drop off (additional charge)
Miscellaneous
- - 24-hour security
- - Key card access
- - Security alarm
- - Smoke alarms
- - CCTV in common areas
- - CCTV outside property
- - Fire extinguishers
- - Breakfast takeaway containers
- - Delivered food is securely covered
- - Thermometers for guests provided by property
- - Face masks for guests available
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