Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo
High-floor rooms in historic Nihonbashi, with some of the largest rooms in Japan.
Mandarin Oriental Tokyo occupies the top floors of a tower in Nihonbashi, Tokyo's merchant quarter since the 17th century. Its 179 rooms and suites are among the largest in Japan, with walls of glass looking across the city to Tokyo Skytree and, on clear days, Mount Fuji. Dining is a big part of the appeal, with restaurants that hold Michelin stars and a tiny eight-seat Pizza Bar on the 38th floor. The spa is known for its treatments and plunge-pool views. Underground links to the subway and shops make it easy to get around.
Booked through me, your stay at Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo includes Mandarin Oriental Fan Club benefits.
What guests say
Guests praise the large rooms, the views and warm, precise service, with small touches such as neatly coiled charger cables. The breakfast croissants and the 37th-floor bar both get special mentions. A few reported a room not ready at 3pm or a slow response to requests.
Guest highlights
- A first-time visitor praised the concierge for explaining a tricky train change at Nagoya.
- Guests mention the views from their rooms and the quality of the restaurants.
Summarised from feedback shared by guests who booked through Fora advisors.
Advisor notes
Advisors suggest it as a two or three night finale to a Japan trip. Fan Club guests can use the spa facilities without an appointment.
Good to know
- Some bathrooms are older, and rooms are being refreshed gradually.
- High floors facing Skytree or Mount Fuji have the best views, and I request them.
Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo: quick answers
What benefits come with booking Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo through The Travel Fellowship?
Mandarin Oriental Fan Club benefits, which may include daily breakfast, a hotel credit and an upgrade when available. Benefits vary by rate and availability, and I confirm them before you book. There is no booking fee.
Who is Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo best for?
High-floor rooms in historic Nihonbashi, with some of the largest rooms in Japan. Best for: food lovers, city views and end of a Japan trip.
What should I know before booking Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo?
Some bathrooms are older, and rooms are being refreshed gradually. High floors facing Skytree or Mount Fuji have the best views, and I request them.
Where is Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo?
2-1-1 Nihonbashi Muromachi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-8328, Japan.
Updated November 2026
Hotel location
2-1-1 Nihonbashi Muromachi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-8328
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