The Edition Tokyo, Toranomon
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Character and identity
Perched high inside the 38-storey Tokyo World Gate tower in Toranomon, this 206-room Edition is Ian Schrager and Kengo Kuma's pitch for a new kind of Tokyo luxury: minimalist crash pads in mother-of-pearl white and blonde wood, stacked above a constellation of moody, sociable public spaces. Tom Aikens runs the Jade Room and Garden Terrace, blending Japanese produce with European technique; the ground-floor Gold Bar pulls in Tokyo's scene crowd; and the indoor pool is a disco-lit, tiled chamber that runs more Vegas than ryokan. Tokyo Tower glows red and white through the windows.
Who's it for
Best for:
Design-literate millennials, creative-industry travellers and couples who want a party hotel with a view. If you came to Tokyo to drink cocktails, eat ambitious fusion cooking, and mix with locals in a buzzy lobby scene, this is the address. The balcony suites, dripping with foliage, are genuinely one of a kind.
Should look elsewhere:
Anyone seeking an authentically Japanese stay, attentive omotenashi service, or quiet refinement. The hotel is deliberately global rather than local, English ability can be patchy, the white rooms and carpets are starting to scuff, and Toranomon itself is still a fairly staid business district.
Bottom line
The defining question is whether you want a Tokyo hotel that feels Japanese or one that brings international Edition cool to a Tokyo skyline. This is firmly the latter, and excellent at it. Book a balcony suite for the terrace and foliage, plan a dinner at the Jade Room with the Japanese wine and sake pairing, and treat the Gold Bar as part of the room rate.
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What this place offers
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- Wi-Fi in public areas
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Table service
- Room service
- Smoke-free property
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