The Tokyo EDITION, Toranomon
Hotel · Minato ·
Modern luxury hotel with Tokyo Tower views, chic dining, spa
Information
4 Chome-1-1 Toranomon, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0001, Japan Get directions
Modern luxury hotel with Tokyo Tower views, chic dining, spa
4 Chome-1-1 Toranomon, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0001, Japan Get directions
"Booking at this hotel gives me access to an alluring 31st-floor restaurant and places me minutes from celebrated spots like Apotheose, Le Pristine Tokyo, and the minimally decorated Kanda, making it a superb launchpad for Tokyo dining." - AFAR
"Bringing the party to Tokyo since its 2020 opening, The Tokyo EDITION, Toranomon has become known for lively events, with regular cocktail parties at Gold Bar at EDITION drawing the crème of the Japanese social scene. Set in the upmarket Toranomon area, guest rooms offer impressive views of Tokyo Tower from interiors co-designed by Kengo Kuma, surrounded by his signature wood slats. The rooms are calming muji-inspired spaces in neutral tones—think minimalist design, natural materials, and uncluttered aesthetics—contrasted by open areas like the bar resplendent in topaz-hued sofas and lush greenery. The indoor pool, with high walls and moody lighting, feels like stepping into an art exhibition reminiscent of James Turrell’s House of Light, perfect for those who love to party and mingle with Tokyoites at the bar." - Kim Kahan
"A temple-inspired lobby was an unlikely starting point for a hotel synonymous with hedonism, yet this 38-story perch makes it sing: the foliage-filled 31st-floor reception (more than 500 plants) shrouds a network of compartmentalized spaces à la Buddhist floor plans. Expect a floating white-marble bar with emerald stools, gauzy-window perches for an Ampo Sour, and The Blue Room’s ocean-hued banquettes and modern comfort food (with The Jade Room and The Gold Bar on the horizon). Rooms lean into Japanese minimalism—gold-leaf art, slatted partitions, low beds—and jaw-dropping skyline views, backed by a bright spa, sleek pool, and 24-hour gym." - Danielle Demetriou, Adam H. Graham
"With just 86 guest rooms, The Tokyo Edition, Ginza is a perfect jewel box of a hotel—its older sister in Toranomon, which opened in 2020, boasts 206 rooms spread across 31 floors—and it seems to have been constructed with the express purpose of providing high-net-worth individuals with the rarest of all luxuries: peace, discretion, and a sense of anonymity. Designed by the Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, whose buildings are best known for their swoops of cedarwood and retina-glitching metalwork (among them Japan’s National Stadium and the V&A Museum in Dundee), its glass facade is latticed with aluminum beams, while the curtains draped behind them are just opaque enough to emit a mysterious warm glow onto the pavement. Inside, an immediate reset to the nervous system: a dark walnut and plush cream lounge suffused with that same black tea aroma—a bespoke Le Labo scent—that envelops all 19 of the Edition’s properties." - Daniel Rodgers
"Hosts a multicourse holiday feast including Japanese wagyu beef, monkfish, and fruit tarts in the Blue Room." - Travel + Leisure Editors