东京大手町四季酒店 (Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi)

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Great place to stay in Tokyo!

Perfect!

The staff was exemplary - including the staff in the Virtu Bar. They remembered our names and were genuinely gracious during all our interactions. We celebrated our anniversary and they went out of their way to make it special. The room was spacious, comfortable, and just a calm place to get over jet lag. The location was also conveniently on top of a fantastic underground transit hub that led to five different subway lines - which kept us out of the rain. You're also minutes from Tokyo Station and when we requested a cab with all our luggage, they sent us in a town car with a lovely driver to ensure we didn't miss our train. We will absolutely return.

The Four Seasons Tokyo is a beautiful luxury hotel with a sleek, modern design. The rooms, facilities, and overall experience were excellent. The atmosphere leans more toward a sophisticated business-luxury style, with dark, minimalist interiors that create a calm and elegant feel. The staff was friendly and professional throughout our stay, making for a very comfortable experience. A great choice if you appreciate understated luxury and impeccable service.

The best hotel and staff in Tokyo

Staff were exemplary; always friendly and welcoming.

Amazing service

Our stay at the Four Seasons Otemachi was wonderful. The entire team is incredibly welcoming, friendly and helpful. We had the best experience staying here.

Absolutely outstanding service and hotel. The view is hard to beat and there is a bunch of great spots to walk to.

As I am walking out of the hotel, I have this sadness and I feel like I’m leaving home, even though I’ve been here only for four days. The staff made it feel like home with their kindness and attention to my needs. During those four days, I had this struggle between wanting to see more of a great city like Tokyo, and between staying at the hotel and enjoy the impeccable hospitality, and the amazing views of the imperial Gardens and Palace, and at times, the views of Mount Fuji smiling down upon us from its snow cap.