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As a treat for myself, I stayed at my beloved Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo. Spending a relaxing Hotel stay while taking in views that felt like a heavenly sanctuary was the perfect way to refresh. In the room, they had prepared a fruit plate with a message, Mandarin Oriental blend tea, and cereal cookies. Together with the chocolates I received at check-in, I savored each one carefully. For both dinner and breakfast, I used in-room dining and was able to enjoy my meal and drinks at a leisurely pace. Wanting to enjoy Valentine’s cake and chocolates with my drinks, I bought a heart-shaped cheesecake and heart-shaped chocolates from the gourmet shop on the first floor—it made for such a happy night. In the morning, I chose the Japanese set breakfast and thoroughly enjoyed the beautiful tableware and the many carefully prepared dishes. The “Thank you always” message fruit plate became a wonderful memory—I took lots of photos after my meal. I also got to enjoy my favorite spa twice: once at night with sparkling city views, and again early in the morning at sunrise. I was also able to unwind in the in-room bathtub with hinoki bath salts. During magic hour at dusk and dawn—and while admiring the glittering night view—I felt truly grateful to be alive, filled with happiness and abundance. Thanks to all of your staff who supported me throughout my stay, it became an unforgettable 2-day/1-night experience right up until the very end. Thank you so much for an exceptionally happy Hotel stay where I could spend such precious time!

I chose this Hotel near the Imperial Palace for a trip to celebrate my birthday. My sightseeing plan focused mainly on the Imperial Palace area, Kanda-Jimbocho, and Ueno. It was a 2-night, 3-day trip. After checking the website and Reviews, I decided based on the view from the Room window, the breakfast buffet, and the location. When making my Reservation, I added comments about it being a special occasion and requested a good view from the window. On the day of arrival, I checked in around 4:00 PM feeling excited and nervous. The front desk was less crowded than expected, and everything went smoothly. Service The female staff member at reception had “In Training” on her name tag, but she was polite, clear, and so efficient that it didn’t feel like she was in training at all. Partway through, an experienced female staff member helped with the process and chatted with us about our anniversary and stay; she felt very approachable and left a great impression. When we were told “Top floor!”, my expectations rose even more. The male staff member at check-out was also sharp and professional. Room & Amenities Palace View Twin Room The Room felt a little small for luggage during a Multiple Night Stay, but the amenities were well stocked and I was satisfied overall. Above all—when I opened the curtains—the fresh greenery of the Imperial Palace grounds and moat came into view, with Shinjuku’s skyline in the distance. What an incredible location! On our first day we could even see Mt. Fuji far away—so lucky. Morning light, sunset, night views—everything was amazing. I’m glad I requested a good view. Bathroom 3-piece unit (toilet / sink / bathtub) Because the toilet is positioned right against the wall side, the toilet paper holder is very close to your body and slightly awkward to use. Dining We had breakfast buffet for one day—with an Imperial Palace view! It instantly lifted my mood in the morning!! Steak for breakfast—surprisingly delicious (my partner went back for thirds). Both steak and omelets were prepared at a live kitchen station; the chef had a wonderful smile and provided attentive service. If we’d had more room in our stomachs, we would have ordered another round—the food (and chef) were excellent! There was also plenty of variety across Japanese- and Western-style dishes; everything was satisfying. The salmon roe (ikura) and sashimi were especially tasty. There was also take-away coffee available at the entrance—a thoughtful touch that made me very happy. Access / Location Tips Takebashi Station Exit 3b connects directly to this Hotel; however if you have a suitcase, head to Exit 3a instead—take the escalator up, turn left, and you’ll reach it right away. For guests staying multiple nights or carrying lots of luggage، Exit 3a is recommended as it’s easier with bags。