Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills- A Concept by Hyatt - Photo Gallery

I am doing simultaneous interpretation, so I have lived in a hotel in Japan longer than I have in Korea. This is my first time at Andaz Tokyo, and I felt different during my 6 night stay at Okura Toko during this trip, but this time, I stayed at Andaz for 5 nights, and I received the best congratulations on my birthday. I am deeply grateful for your thoughtful consideration. From now on, I will stop living in a hotel in Conrad and Okura, and settle down at Andaz Tokyo Tower View.

My favorite hotel in Tokyo, with a great sense of design, beautiful scenery, comfortable rooms, and it has been well maintained for more than ten years. The price is sometimes high, but sometimes it is OK.

Andaz Tokyo perfectly showcases the harmony of tradition and modernity. The mortise and tenon screens in the lobby are interwoven with LED lights and shadows, and the Japanese paper lamps are like floating islands in the high-ceiling space. This modern interpretation of Japanese wabi-sabi not only retains the bones of Tokyo's downtown, but also gives the space a futuristic sense of breath. The floor-to-ceiling windows in the rooms are like giant viewfinders, framing the Tokyo Tower and Shinjuku skyline into a dynamic picture scroll: the spire is looming like Hokusai's Ukiyo-e, and the light of the glass curtain wall at night forms a Yayoi Kusama-style cyberpunk. This 24-hour changing vertical landscape is essentially the rebirth of Japan's "borrowed scenery" garden philosophy in the cloud. The entire stay process is like an immersive exhibition, and I will come again next time~

I was struggling between Edition and Andaz, but I finally chose Andaz. It was absolutely the right choice. The service attitude is amazing! The whole experience was much better. The room was also very big. There were three of us staying and there was an extra bed.

Although the hotel has been open for 10 years, it is very well maintained. The whole walnut wood element is the keynote, which shows the low-key luxury and texture. It is a very good accommodation experience. The only flaw is that not all staff are proficient in English, and there are not many breakfast buffet options, but the à la carte udon set meal is very delicious. The Tokyo Tower view room has a great view. The room is very large in Tokyo. The design is reasonable and user-friendly, and it feels very good.

What I like most is the gym, which is very good, with new and complete equipment, and cool black decoration. The lounge is on the 51st floor, with free snacks and wine before 7pm. The room has more wooden decorations, and the paper sculptures in the elevator are beautiful. The room I stayed in this time did not have the Tokyo Tower, but some rooms have a view of the Tokyo Tower. The decoration of the corridor is very Japanese, and every time I walk by it reminds me of a movie scene.

The room has a great view! There are some wines and desserts available in the front desk lounge area when you check in. There is a bar with a good view on the floor where the front desk is located. If you book a regular room, you can go there to see the view.

The hotel has a good location and convenient transportation. The service attitude is great. The kneeling service is for guests. Everything is for the guests. Patient and meticulous! The view of the room is the highlight. The night view is charming. The breakfast is also good. It is worth experiencing again!

The amazing view of Tokyo Tower🗼The service is also very good. The room is very textured. I will come again next time~