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From US$1,596/ per night, 2 adults (approx., ¥252,650)

Reference price. Reference price for 2 guests per room per night, from plans listed on Ikyu.com (a Japanese booking site) as of July 22, 2026. Prices vary by season and plan. Please check the booking site for actual rates.

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Kids Facilities

Communal baths for ages 16 and over; deep tubs in the rooms

Indoor

There are two communal baths in the hotel, but the communal baths, spa, fitness facilities and changing rooms are limited to guests aged 16 and over, so young children cannot use them. All 84 suites, however, have a bathroom with a deep, stone-built Japanese-style tub and a separate washing area, where the family can bathe at leisure in their own room. The bath and toilet are in separate spaces.

Indoor pool (140 cm deep, for children who are out of diapers)

Indoor
  • water_dropWater depth:Approx. 140 cm

The 30-meter indoor pool on the spa floor is a uniform 140 cm deep, designed for adults. There is no shallow pool for children. It is open to children who are out of diapers, and children aged 16 and under must be accompanied by a guardian.

In-room dining and 24-hour room service

Indoor

Breakfast is served as a Japanese or Western set, either in the restaurant or as in-room dining in your room. Room service runs 24 hours a day, so on a night after the children have fallen asleep, or early in the morning, the family can eat in the room at its own pace.

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Overview

Aman Tokyo is Aman's first urban hotel, set on the upper floors of Otemachi Tower. All 84 rooms are suites of 71 sq m or more, and from these quiet spaces finished in natural materials you can look out over the Tokyo skyline, the greenery of the Outer Garden and, on clear days, all the way to Mount Fuji. One child under 12 per room can co-sleep free of charge, and breakfast can be served in the room as in-room dining. The two communal baths, the Aman Spa and the fitness facilities, however, are limited to guests aged 16 and over, and the indoor pool is open only to children who are out of diapers. This is an adult-oriented stay, better suited to families who want quiet, refined time together than to those looking for lively play facilities.

Aman's first urban hotel, high in Otemachi Tower

Aman Tokyo is an urban hotel spread across the upper part of Otemachi Tower, from the 33rd to the 38th floor. An open lobby with a ceiling some 30 meters high, a garden reception that recalls a Japanese garden, and furnishings of natural materials such as wood, stone and washi paper create a space full of stillness in the middle of the metropolis. All 84 rooms are suites of 71 sq m or more, keeping the hotel deliberately small in scale. Details drawn from traditional Japanese houses appear throughout, from sliding doors that recall shoji screens to bathrooms with deep, stone-built Japanese-style tubs. Outside the windows, the Tokyo skyline and the greenery of the Outer Garden stretch away, and depending on the direction you face and the season, Mount Fuji comes into view.

A quiet stay, with bathing and dining in your room

The bathrooms have a separate washing area, with the bath and toilet in separate spaces, and the deep tub lets you soak up to your shoulders, so the family can have bath time entirely to themselves. Since the hotel's communal baths are limited to guests aged 16 and over, families with young children will do most of their bathing in the room. Breakfast is served as a Japanese or Western set, either in the restaurant or as in-room dining, and room service runs 24 hours a day. On a night after the children have fallen asleep, or early in the morning, the family can eat at its own pace.

Dining and wellness

The hotel's dining venues include Musashi by Aman, where a master chef prepares Edomae sushi; the Italian restaurant Arva; The Cafe by Aman, looking out over the Otemachi Forest; and The Lounge by Aman, known for its afternoon tea. Note that the sushi restaurant Musashi by Aman does not accept guests under 13, so families with young children will mostly dine at the other venues or in their room. The Aman Spa occupies the 33rd and 34th floors and, at about 2,500 square meters, is one of the largest hotel spas in Tokyo, with a 30-meter indoor pool, baths that recall a Japanese bathing facility, a fitness gym and dedicated yoga and Pilates studios. The indoor pool is a uniform 140 cm deep, designed for adults, and there is no shallow pool for children. It is open to children who are out of diapers, and children aged 16 and under must be accompanied by a guardian. The spa, the two communal baths, the fitness facilities and the changing rooms are for guests aged 16 and over only.

Staying with children

Children can stay, and one child under 12 per room can co-sleep free of charge. Extra beds and sofa beds are limited in number, so if you would like one, you will need to discuss it with the hotel when you book. Facilities for babies and toddlers, such as cribs, baby food and children's menus, are not listed, so please confirm with the hotel. This stay suits families who want quiet, refined time together rather than those looking for lively play facilities. Check-in is from 3 p.m. to 1 a.m. the next morning, and checkout is at 12 p.m.

Access & Information

location_onAddressOtemachi Tower, 1-5-6 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0004
directions_carAccessDirectly connected to Otemachi Station on the Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines (the Tozai Line, Hanzomon Line, Marunouchi Line, Chiyoda Line and Mita Line). From OOTEMORI on the second basement floor of Otemachi Tower, head up to the 1st floor. About a 5-minute walk from the Marunouchi North Exit of JR Tokyo Station. About 40 minutes by taxi from Haneda Airport and about 90 minutes by taxi from Narita Airport.
trainNearest stationOtemachi Station
local_parkingParkingParking for 80 vehicles, in indoor spaces and an automated multi-level parking system, at 5,000 yen per night for staying guests. All parking is handled by valet, for a fee. Vehicles may be up to 6 m long, 2.5 m wide and 3 m high.
callPhone+81-3-5224-3333
paymentsCardsVISA, Mastercard, JCB, American Express, Diners Club
languageOfficial sitehttps://www.aman.com/hotels/aman-tokyoopen_in_new

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From US$1,596/ per night, 2 adults (approx., ¥252,650)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What ages is Aman Tokyo best suited to?

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It has facilities that work especially well for babies and toddlers (ages 0 to 2) and children aged 3 and over. There is no age limit, and families with children of any age can stay.

Is there parking at Aman Tokyo?

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Parking: Parking for 80 vehicles, in indoor spaces and an automated multi-level parking system, at 5,000 yen per night for staying guests. All parking is handled by valet, for a fee. Vehicles may be up to 6 m long, 2.5 m wide and 3 m high.

How do you get to Aman Tokyo?

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Directly connected to Otemachi Station on the Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines (the Tozai Line, Hanzomon Line, Marunouchi Line, Chiyoda Line and Mita Line). From OOTEMORI on the second basement floor of Otemachi Tower, head up to the 1st floor. About a 5-minute walk from the Marunouchi North Exit of JR Tokyo Station. About 40 minutes by taxi from Haneda Airport and about 90 minutes by taxi from Narita Airport.

Is co-sleeping free for children?

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One child under 12 per room can co-sleep free of charge.

Are children's meals included in the plan rate?

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No. Children's meals are not included in the plan rate. The number of meals follows the meal conditions of the plan.

Can we have an extra bed set up for our child?

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If you would like an extra bed (or a sofa bed) for a child under 12, you need to note this in the remarks field when you book.

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