Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo
Mandarin Oriental · Marunouchi to Nihonbashi · Tokyo
A sense of the place
Why it's in the collection
Because the hotel takes the top floors of the Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower, with its restaurants and a spa on the 37th floor looking over the old merchant quarter and, on a clear day, to Mount Fuji – and the house holds five-star standing for the hotel and for the spa.
- At the top of the Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower, above the merchant quarter and Mitsukoshi; a Mandarin Oriental house.
- Restaurants and bars on the upper floors; the spa on the 37th floor over the skyline.
- Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star 2026 for the hotel and for the spa; holds five-star standing.
The neighborhood
Marunouchi to Nihonbashi
The palace side of Tokyo Station, from the Imperial Palace moat to Nihonbashi, with six of the twenty-three hotels. Here are the moat and the East Gardens, the red-brick station and the Marunouchi towers, Otemachi's banks, and the old merchant quarter of Nihonbashi with its bridge and its department stores.
- Nihonbashi bridge and Mitsukoshi, at the door.
- Tokyo Station, ten minutes on foot.
- Ginza, ten minutes by taxi.
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