Aman Tokyo | Kerry Hill's Sky Chapel in Tokyo

| Kerry Hill's Sky Chapel in Tokyo. Before staying at Aman Tokyo, I thought Tokyo had many great hotels—Bulgari, Edition, Andaz... But after experiencing Aman, there's only Aman in my heart, and then everything else. Prime Location, Serene Oasis Nestled on floors 33-50 of the Otemachi Tower, which houses Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi, the hotel is just a 5-minute walk from JR Tokyo Station, making Ginza and Shinjuku easily accessible! Despite its bustling surroundings, stepping into the hotel feels like entering a secluded paradise, imbued with a sense of religious solemnity. The elevator whisks you directly to the 50th-floor lobby, evoking the feeling of a "[Sky Chapel]." Minimalist Aesthetics, Eastern Zen Aman's signature minimalist style blends seamlessly with Japanese elements—natural wood tones, bamboo weaving, and paper lanterns—exuding understated Zen charm throughout. The sliding doors and tatami motifs in the guest rooms, along with antique screens specially transported from Kyoto, make every corner feel like a work of art. The room I booked even had a private tea room, paired with the cityscape outside the window, as if transporting me to the study of an ancient scholar. Unrivaled Views Over Tokyo I was fortunate to be assigned the best-facing room during my stay, offering views of Mount Fuji and the Imperial Palace from the comfort of my room. Other public areas showcase the Tokyo Tower, Skytree, and the Imperial Palace gardens—by day, a bustling metropolis; by night, the entire city sparkles at your feet. Soaking in the panoramic bathtub, I watched the endless twinkling lights of the city. Unrivaled Views Over Tokyo I was fortunate to be assigned the best-facing room during my stay, offering views of Mount Fuji and the Imperial Palace from the comfort of my room. Other public areas showcase the Tokyo Tower, Skytree, and the Imperial Palace gardens—by day, a bustling metropolis; by night, the entire city shimmers beneath you. Soaking in the panoramic bathtub, I gazed at the endless glow of the city.