Hotel New Otani Tokyo — Hotel in Tokyo

The highlight for me was the breathtaking Japanese Garden — a peaceful haven of harmony and beauty. Delicate landscaping, stone paths, koi ponds, and carefully pruned trees invite you to slow down and enjoy the moment. Adding to the charm, vibrant red roses in full bloom added a romantic touch to the experience.

The service here is nothing short of exceptional. Every staff member I encountered was warm, attentive, and genuinely dedicated to making the stay unforgettable. Whether it was arranging transportation, making dinner recommendations, or simply offering a kind smile, their hospitality shone through.

Speaking of dinner, the food was outstanding. Love traditional Japanese options to international cuisine was artfully prepared and full of flavor. Fresh ingredients and thoughtful presentation elevated every meal into a...

The Hotel New Otani is a distinguished establishment with a rich tradition of exceptional hospitality. For those seeking to experience Japan’s renowned service culture, this hotel, with its exquisite Japanese garden, is an outstanding choice.

As someone who enjoys staying here from time to time, I always appreciate the seamless blend of elegance, comfort, and impeccable service. Every aspect of the dining experience is superb, offering a refined selection of both Japanese and international cuisine.

In terms of accessibility, the hotel is conveniently located near Akasaka-Mitsuke Station, making it an ideal choice for those traveling by subway. Whether for a short stay or a longer visit, the Hotel New Otani never fails to provide a memorable and...

The hotel as a standalone is objectively nice.

That said, there is a ludicrous amount of police in the area looking by for any chance to prey on tourists. It’s been very inconvenient being stopped several times and questioned for just stepping outside. No fault to the hotel though - the services and rooms are nice. The location is just really bad.

This is my second time in Tokyo. Thought staying on the Shinjuku/Ginza side would be nice but have been proven very wrong. Tokyo as is, is very nice, but compared to my previous stay 2 years ago around the Disney sea area - my general advice would be to...