Hotel New Otani Tokyo The Main
Tokyo · Japan
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Character and identity
A small city in hotel form, the 1,479-room Hotel New Otani Tokyo sprawls across central Akasaka in three buildings; The Main holds 556 of those rooms, with oversized windows framing a 400-year-old, 10-acre Japanese Garden of koi ponds, waterfalls and red lacquered bridges. Built for the 1964 Olympics, it pairs sleek modern interiors with traditional ritual: tea ceremonies, kimono portraits, a rooftop Red Rose Garden. More than 35 restaurants run from tempura to French to dim sum and Polynesian, served alongside the house-label organic Drappier champagne. Service is warm, polished and unflappable across the operation.
Who's it for
Best for:
Travellers who want a one-stop base in Tokyo with serious infrastructure: multi-generational families, design-curious first-timers, wedding parties, and wellness-minded guests who'll use the onsite spas, clinics, dentists, trainers and jogging trail. Garden lovers should target May, June, October or November, and pool-party regulars the summer DJ nights.
Should look elsewhere:
Anyone after an intimate, boutique stay will find the scale overwhelming; 1,479 rooms, constant function traffic and 42 food and beverage outlets make for a busy lobby. Design purists chasing the new wave of Tokyo openings may also find the aesthetic more classic-luxe than cutting edge.
Bottom line
What you're really booking is the garden and the self-contained ecosystem around it, a rare pocket of green and calm in central Tokyo backed by a small army of restaurants, pools and clinics. Spend the money if you want range and ritual under one roof; book a garden-view room in The Main, and time the visit for late spring or autumn bloom.
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What this place offers
- 24-hour room service
- Babysitting services
- Bar
- Fitness classes
- Gym
- Indoor pool
- Meeting rooms
- Outdoor pool
- Restaurants
- Spa
