Marunouchi Hotel

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Time Out says

There’s been a Marunouchi Hotel since 1924; its latest incarnation opened in the Oazo Building in autumn 2004. The lobby is on the seventh floor, from where a truly spectacular atrium soars through the centre of the hotel. Rooms (which vary considerably in size) are on the ninth to 17th floors – hence some fantastic views over the train tracks of neighbouring Tokyo Station – and major in sumptuous materials in a palette of browns and golds. Restaurants include Japanese and French ones, and business facilities are good. A classy joint.

Details

Address
1-6-3 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo
Transport:
Tokyo Station (JR lines), Marunouchi north exit; (Marunouchi line), exit 12

What’s on

Urban Beer Terrace

The very classy Marunouchi Hotel moves into the beer garden business in summer, but as you'd expect from this nearly century-old venue, it's a much more stylish affair than the boozers on department store rooftops across town. A standard course (¥8,500) will get you a salad, garlic shrimp and a smoked salmon with ravigote, plus 120 minutes of unlimited beer, wine, cocktails and sours. Meanwhile, the upgrade course (additional ¥1,000) includes premium drinks like sparkling wine and craft beer from Tokyo Sumidagawa Brewing. You'll be sitting on the eighth-floor terrace, which is decorated in blue and white and boasts fantastic views over the neighbouring Tokyo Station.
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