Tokyo, Japan
Rooms & Suites
Aman Tokyo Rooms & Suites
Eighty-four keys occupy levels 35–38. Inventory: 30 Deluxe at 71 square metres, 10 Deluxe Palace Garden View at 71, 12 Premier at 80, 16 Suites at 141–146, 12 Corner at 121–139, and 4 Aman Suites at 157. Live names also include Garden View 71 on 38, west-facing 71, east-facing 77, City 121, Grand 141, and Panorama up to 139. Every room has a furo. Ask for Deluxe versus Premier versus City versus Aman, and palace garden versus city, when you book.
4 categories on the live list
Before you book a room
- All rooms feature deep granite furo soaking tubs and motorized shoji window screens.
- Rooms start at 71 m², making them the largest hotel rooms in Tokyo.
Category 1
Deluxe Room
Among the largest standard rooms in Tokyo, featuring floor-to-ceiling glass, king bed, traditional granite furo soaking tub, shoji screens, and city views.
Category 2
Premier Room
Featuring expansive views over the Imperial Palace Gardens, spacious seating lounge, large walk-in wardrobe, and deep furo bath.
Category 3
Suite
An expansive one-bedroom residence with separate living salon, dining area for six, pantry, powder room, and panoramic Tokyo skyline vistas.
Category 4
Aman Suite
The pinnacle corner residence featuring dual-aspect views of the Imperial Palace and Mount Fuji, grand living salon, dining room, and master bath.
Aman Tokyo rooms FAQ
- How large are the rooms at Aman Tokyo?
- Rooms start at 71 square metres (764 sq ft) for Deluxe Rooms and reach 157 square metres for the Aman Suite.
- What are the furo bathtubs?
- Each bathroom features a large deep square soaking tub crafted from black granite, inspired by traditional Japanese baths.
- Do rooms feature views of Mount Fuji?
- Yes, west-facing rooms and suites offer views of the Imperial Palace Gardens and Mount Fuji on clear days.
- How many rooms does the hotel have?
- Aman Tokyo features 84 rooms and suites across the top six floors of the tower.
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated September 2026