Ascott Marunouchi Tokyo — Hotel in Tokyo

A family of four, two adults and two teenagers, we rented a Two Bedroom Executive room for seven nights. This choice proved to be very practical, convenient and comfortable: the Ascott offers everything you need for a longer stay and provides a high value for the money, especially for larger families that would otherwise have to book separate hotel rooms. The place feels like a modern, high-end hotel, but it does not carry the associated overhead of spas, meeting rooms, lounges, multiple restaurants, concierge services, etc. (If you are looking for a real high-end hotel experience, the likes of the Tokyo Palace Hotel nearby are unbeatable).|LOCATION: as it is located in the middle of Tokyo’s largest financial district, visiting the metropolitan area’s landmarks besides the nearby Imperial Palace Gardens requires either a long walk or, better, riding the reliable and efficient (an understatement) mass transit network. No problem: the Ascott provides direct underground access to the labyrinthic Otemachi subway station connecting five major subway lines and is only five blocks away from Tokyo Station, where virtually all commuter lines and every Shinkansen route converge. The basement of every office building also offers a wide variety of quality lunch and dinner options, too.|ROOM: modern, spacious, very well designed and maintained, with plenty of storage space. The bedroom and bathrooms footprints wisely exceed that of the living/dining room. More importantly, the rooms feature a full-size European washer and dryer, as well as a complete kitchen well stocked with utensils but not condiments; all appliance are premium brands. The lack of large grocery stores nearby won’t likely entice guests to try their hands at cooking, but will certainly make it easier to at least order in meals; basic necessities like detergent can be purchased in any of the ubiquitous convenience stores. Rooms on the east and west side face the Imperial Gardens and Ginza, respectively; those on the north and south side only face office buildings across the street.|AMENITIES: the Ascott offers a satisfying complimentary breakfast buffet, serving a rotating combination of Japanese, Singaporean, Chinese and American breakfast items. The food quality was in line with the high Japanese food standards; only some Western items could have been served a little warmer. The breakfast area doubles as a lunch and dinner restaurant, Triple One, which we did not try. The hotel also has a fitness center and a small swimming pool; we walked enough every day that we did not feel the need to try these out, but they will certainly be appreciated by...

A family of four, two adults and two teenagers, we rented a Two Bedroom Executive room for seven nights. This choice proved to be very practical, convenient and comfortable: the Ascott offers everything you need for a longer stay and provides a high value for the money, especially for larger families that would otherwise have to book separate hotel rooms. The place feels like a modern, high-end hotel, but it does not carry the associated overhead of spas, meeting rooms, lounges, multiple restaurants, concierge services, etc. (If you are looking for a real high-end hotel experience, the likes of the Tokyo Palace Hotel nearby are unbeatable). LOCATION: as it is located in the middle of Tokyo’s largest financial district, visiting the metropolitan area’s landmarks besides the nearby Imperial Palace Gardens requires either a long walk or, better, riding the reliable and efficient (an understatement) mass transit network. No problem: the Ascott provides direct underground access to the labyrinthic Otemachi subway station connecting five major subway lines and is only five blocks away from Tokyo Station, where virtually all commuter lines and every Shinkansen route converge. The basement of every office building also offers a wide variety of quality lunch and dinner options, too. ROOM: modern, spacious, very well designed and maintained, with plenty of storage space. The bedroom and bathrooms footprints wisely exceed that of the living/dining room. More importantly, the rooms feature a full-size European washer and dryer, as well as a complete kitchen well stocked with utensils but not condiments; all appliance are premium brands. The lack of large grocery stores nearby won’t likely entice guests to try their hands at cooking, but will certainly make it easier to at least order in meals; basic necessities like detergent can be purchased in any of the ubiquitous convenience stores. Rooms on the east and west side face the Imperial Gardens and Ginza, respectively; those on the north and south side only face office buildings across the street. AMENITIES: the Ascott offers a satisfying complimentary breakfast buffet, serving a rotating combination of Japanese, Singaporean, Chinese and American breakfast items. The food quality was in line with the high Japanese food standards; only some Western items could have been served a little warmer. The breakfast area doubles as a lunch and dinner restaurant, Triple One, which we did not try. The hotel also has a fitness center and a small swimming pool; we walked enough every day that we did not feel the need to try these out, but they will certainly be appreciated by...

A Luxurious Retreat in Tokyo's Heart

My recent stay at the Ascott Marunouchi Hotel in Chiyoda, Tokyo was an absolute delight, surpassing all expectations. Allow me to share my key takeaways, including a special mention of the private pool, which added an extra touch of luxury for couples like us.

From the moment we arrived, the service at Ascott Marunouchi Hotel was impeccable. The warm and attentive staff made us feel like valued guests, providing a level of hospitality that was truly outstanding. The front desk personnel, along with the entire team, ensured that every aspect of our stay was comfortable and enjoyable. Their attention to detail and commitment to delivering exceptional service left a lasting impression.

The breakfast options at Ascott Marunouchi Hotel were a true culinary delight. Their innovative approach added an exciting twist to the dining experience. What made our mornings truly special was the presence of a chef and attentive waitstaff, who were always available to support and accommodate our requests. This personalized attention meant that not only were we treated to delicious breakfast choices, but we were also able to explore additional options and enjoy a morning dining experience.

In addition to the remarkable service and delicious breakfast, the private pool at Ascott Marunouchi Hotel deserves special mention. As a couple, we thoroughly enjoyed this exclusive amenity, which provided a secluded and intimate space for relaxation and rejuvenation. The pool's serene ambiance, combined with its luxurious setting, created the perfect atmosphere for us to unwind and enjoy moments of tranquility together. It truly elevated our stay to new heights of indulgence.

Located in the heart of Chiyoda, Tokyo, the hotel's prime position offers convenient access to the city's attractions and business districts. Despite being situated in a bustling area, Ascott Marunouchi Hotel successfully creates an atmosphere of serenity and respite. The thoughtfully designed interiors, along with the private pool, allow guests to escape the city's hustle and bustle, providing a luxurious retreat to unwind and recharge as a couple.

In conclusion, the Ascott Marunouchi Hotel in Chiyoda, Tokyo offers an exceptional experience that caters to every desire. The impeccable service, delightful breakfast options with personalized support from the chef and waitstaff, and the addition of a private pool for couples create an oasis of luxury in the heart of the city. If you're seeking an unforgettable and indulgent retreat, I highly recommend considering the Ascott Marunouchi Hotel for your next...