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Mandarin Oriental Tokyo Review

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Mandarin Oriental Tokyo

$$$$, Chuo-ku

Fodor's Review:

Occupying seven floors of the glistening Nihombashi Mitsui Tower is this hotel, a blend of harmony and outright modernity. The Mandarin's amazing rooms, decorated in dark and light browns, feature large bay windows with exquisite nighttime views of the city lights. The 45-inch flat-panel TVs, 2.1 surround-sound systems, and iPod-docking stations should please tech fans. Corner rooms have sunken marble tubs that allow you to gaze out windows while soaking. The spa devotes nine rooms to the hotel's signature body scrubs and massages. The restaurants are top-of-the-line, but guests weary from overload of superlatives might consider a short stroll toward Tokyo Station, with its variety of tiny watering holes and izakaya (Japanese pubs).