Inside Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo At Otemachi, with a Michelin-starred restaurant, one of the world's best bars...
and stunning Mount Fuji views It's ‘designed like a love letter to the Tokyo skyline’, says Ailbhe MacMahon It occupies the uppermost floors of the Otemachi One tower at 656ft Read on for Ailbhe's verdict...
READ MORE: We go to a Greek island for EVERY holiday - these are the four best By Ailbhe Macmahon For Mailonline Published: 13:17, 25 June 2024 | Updated: 13:31, 25 June 2024 e-mail View comments 'You can see Mount Fuji this morning,’ a waiter remarks as I look out the window during breakfast on a particularly clear-skied Saturday. Such views come as standard at Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo At Otemachi. Designed like a love letter to the Tokyo skyline, the 656ft- (200m) high hotel offers a new perspective on the biggest city in the world through its floor-to-ceiling windows.
It's not the tallest hotel in Tokyo, but it is a towering presence with a 66ft (20m) swimming pool, a Michelin-starred restaurant and one of the best cocktail bars in the world - each with panoramic windows that capitalise on the captivating cityscape. It occupies the uppermost floors (34-39) of the Otemachi One tower in Tokyo’s gleaming Otemachi financial district. Ailbhe MacMahon checked in to Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo At Otemachi.
Above, panoramic city views from a Premier Studio The 190-room hotel’s interior was headed by designer Jean-Michel Gathy, who sought to fuse Japan ’s pa.