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An Urban Oasis Surrounded by Historic Gardens
Powered By TripAdvisorWaterfalls, lagoons, and a traditional Japanese garden with a 400-year-old history set the scene for a memorable stay at Hotel New Otani Tokyo, “The Main”. Located in the heart of downtown Tokyo, this elegant retreat has an impressive collection of facilities and services that will nourish, revitalize, and keep you pleasantly occupied. Dine on classic French cuisine in a grand setting at Tour d’Argent Tokyo, swim in the serene outdoor pool, or book time at the driving range or spa. Make every second count at this impressive hotel.
- The newly renovated Shin-Edo rooms are equipped with cypress wood bathtubs and offer an enriched Japanese stay experience with exclusive amenities such as complimentary sake
- Swim in the indoor or outdoor pool, or work out in the state-of-the-art fitness center
- Delight in sizzling wagyu steaks and market-fresh seafood at Sekishin-Tei, an exquisite teppanyaki restaurant within the Japanese garden
- Conduct important meetings in one of the spacious event rooms
- Make the most of the hotel’s convenient location and excellent transport links
- Choose from an incredible array of bars and restaurants, from French fine dining to a buffet restaurant with unforgettable panoramic views
The Japanese garden at Hotel New Otani Tokyo, “The Main” offers pure escapism from the bustle of the capital. The peaceful, flower-filled garden dates back 400 years and is one of Tokyo’s most celebrated attractions.
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Accommodations
Timelessly elegant, tranquil in ambiance, and rich in amenities — Yukata robes and complimentary slippers are a nice touch — all 556 guestrooms at Hotel New Otani Tokyo, “The Main” are as comfortable as they are memorable. Whether you opt for a deluxe double with skyline panoramas from the luxurious bathroom or the ultra-serene Japanese suite, you’re guaranteed ultimate relaxation. For a truly unique stay, select a Shin-Edo room with its cypress wood bathtub and chilled sake to experience Japan's bath culture. Many of the rooms feature views of the city or of the Japanese garden.
Stay connected both inside and outside the hotel with a “handy” smartphone, and relax in the comfort of your room. Head to the concierge desk for assistance and advice on all matters.
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You could spend months exploring the hotel’s restaurants and never eat the same dish twice, so impressive are the choices at Hotel New Otani Tokyo, “The Main”. Try world-famous French cuisine at La Tour D’Argent Tokyo, traditional Japanese Okahan, and cocktails or coffees in lively bars and cafes.
Tour d'Argent Tokyo – Dine beneath huge crystal chandeliers in this sumptuous restaurant, where Executive Chef Renaud Augier has created an exquisite menu of French classics, in the establishment’s only branch outside of Paris.
Rib Room – A trip to Tokyo would not be complete without trying excellent Japanese beef. Here it is grilled to perfection in an open kitchen, while the all-you-can-eat salad bar is brimming with healthy vegetables, leaves, and dressings.
View & Dining The Sky – Views do not come any better than the 360-degree panorama afforded by this buffet restaurant. When you’re not admiring the vista, watch as chefs put together a custom-made dish using ingredients you’ve selected, and cooked in a style of your choosing.
Garden Lounge – Indulge in enticing desserts or a delightful buffet right in front of the full-height window that overlooks the Japanese garden. Live jazz performances are held on weekend evenings.
Kato's Dining & Bar – Sample sukiyaki — one of Japan’s most famous dishes — at this serene and friendly restaurant. The delicious, thin slices of beef will be slowly cooked at your table.
Sekishin-Tei – Let the skills of seasoned chefs entertain you as they grill select Wagyu and seafood to perfection at this quiet counter-style restaurant nestled within the verdant Japanese garden.
Bar Capri – Sip a signature cocktail at this sophisticated bar adorned with original works from the French expressionist Paul Aizpiri.
Additional dining options: Additional dining options: Trader Vic’s Tokyo, Bella Vista, Tom Cat, Gun-Ship, Satsuki, Aux Bacchanales, Taikan-En, Senbazuru, Kato’s Dining & Bar, Mendokoro Nakajima, Nadaman, Nadaman Main Branch, Ransen, and Kyubey.
Activities at Hotel New Otani Tokyo "The Main"
Take a stroll through the lush 10-acre Japanese garden, soaking up a history that dates back 400 years. Cool off in the relaxing outdoor pool, or swim a few laps in the indoor pool. Make sure you feel your best by trying out the spa, the hairdressers, the nail salon, and the in-room massage service available at the hotel. If you are feeling active, head to the driving range, work out in the fully-equipped fitness center, cool off in the relaxing outdoor pool during the summer season, or play a game of tennis. An on-site karaoke studio will ensure you have a fun-filled night.
Walk to the Imperial Palace — the primary residence of the emperor of Japan — or head to the vibrant Harajuku, famous for its lively street art and fashion scene. Hop on train and explore the nearby historic temples, scale the lofty Tokyo Tower, and unearth the heritage of the city at the National Museum.
Location
Set in the blossom-filled district of Chiyoda, in the heart of Tokyo, Hotel New Otani Tokyo, “The Main”, is one of the most conveniently located hotels in the city. Four train stations are situated moments away, while taxis will get you to Shinjuku and Ginza in less than 20 minutes.
Address
The Main, 4-1 Kioicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
Transportation
- Airport
- Haneda International Airport is 13 mi / 20 km away.
- Narita International Airport is 41 mi / 66 km away.
- Train
- Four well-connected train stations are only three to 10 minutes away, offering convenient travel across the city.
- Car
- Free parking is available to guests.
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Amazing experience, will be back! Clean rooms, friendly staff and amazing food! Love the vibes.
Sat Jul 19 2025 07:34:27 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by shawnmugamt
Amazing experience, will be back! Clean rooms, friendly staff and amazing food! Love the vibes. Quick check in and my luggage was delivered to me. Staff were always ready to assist at any part of the hotel. Too bad I was busy and was not able to use the pool but the Japanese Garden was to die for!
Excellent Service
Tue Jul 08 2025 01:48:07 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by ro1655
Nice and modern hotel. There are more than a dozen restaurants inside the property where one doesn’t have to go out to look for a nice restaurant. Stores and few cafes are also present. We only were able to eat at one of the restaurants as venturing out was our goal. We stayed at hotel’s “Executive House Zen” which comes with access to the Executive Lounge. It was very nice to have access to the lounge as it offers food from 8am-9:30pm. If you want to save money, you can just eat here all day, however, menu is the same every day. Afternoon tea is very nice. I was only able to do it once as the sweets were the same each day. Every 9pm, hubby and I would stop by and have drinks and nuts. The fruits, especially the Hokkaido melon, are delicious! Do not miss! On our last night I noticed that a Japanese saki was available (every night actually!). I never paid attention until I was curious and tried it. It was delicious! OMG, it tasted like velvety rum with sugar. Sad that I only had it once. Definitely do not miss it. A lovely, beautiful young lady who was mostly present almost every night at the lounge helped us with our needs. Akiho Murata was accommodating and serves with a lovely smile. She made a nice impression and wanna thank her personally for her service. Another lovely and beautiful young lady who checked us in is Sayaka Sato who was so helpful and accommodating as well. Always smiling and always offered help whenever she sees us. Both ladies were wonderful. The service here in this hotel is excellent. From the lobby to checking in was so smooth and everyone was so helpful, very polite, friendly and accommodating. The room was spacious, clean and comfortable. It even comes with PJs. I highly recommend this hotel and hope to stay again in the future. The hotel is just a block away from a train station which was a big plus. And behind the train station are rows of restaurants and bars. Another big plus.
Great comfort in a conservative setting
Thu May 22 2025 20:40:52 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by Jonathan S
The hotel is very much of its era, but immaculately maintained, and with excellent service. My room was calm, comfortable, and well-serviced during my stay. The breakfast selections were great and the property, with a waterfall and rose garden, is most attractive at this time of year. With a busy work schedule, the only thing I found inconvenient is that after 9 pm the only food alternatives I could discover were room service, or a bar menu at Trader Vic's on the property, which is claustrophobic and airless. I look forward to visiting again one day.
Fabulous Hotel!
Thu May 22 2025 15:42:19 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by fkenney25
Amazing hotel! The service was impeccable; they let me check in early after a 13-hour flight to Tokyo. The rooms are extremely well-appointed, everything you could ask for and if it's not there, they provide it on the spot. The breakfast buffet at Satsuki Restaurant is phenomenal, well worth the upcharge. The garden on the grounds is stunning, especially the waterfall area.
Terrible experience with concierge
Sun Apr 27 2025 07:29:17 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by Felipe G
I am in the 874 room in the Main Tower. On my first day in Tokyo, my wife and I approached the concierge to ask for help to create a SUICA card. After the concierge have tried to cerate it, I had lost 3000 yens and had no card. Then he said that we could buy the SUICA card in the subway station, which wasn't possible as there are no machines to issue the card at the small station close to the hotel. As we had no yens, we needed to walk all the way back to the hotel again. Then a lady from Concierge helped us to exchange money to then be able to walk to the subway again. 2h lost and we were already tired even before going out. Long story short, do no use the concierge unless you want waste money and time
