The best way to book Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi is through a Four Seasons Preferred Partner travel advisor.
A Preferred Partner booking adds daily breakfast for two, a $100 hotel credit ($200 in suites), a room upgrade when available and VIP recognition.
Preferred Partner rates equal the official direct booking rate on the Four Seasons website. We don't charge any booking fees, so you get the benefits for free.
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The program benefits are the same at every hotel. What changes is what they are worth. This is how each one works at this property.
Full breakfast for two per bedroom at PIGNETO, the Italian restaurant on the 39th floor, or through in-room dining. PIGNETO serves breakfast to hotel guests only, from 7:00 to 10:15 am, with a buffet of Japanese and Western dishes and tables on the terrace in good weather. Four Seasons sells the same breakfast as its Bed and Breakfast rate, so a Preferred Partner booking gets it at the price of the room alone.
One credit per stay, to use at the restaurants, VIRTÙ or The Spa. The credit is USD 100, or USD 200 in suites. The credit covers roughly one seasonal afternoon tea for two at THE LOUNGE, where a set starts at about $60 a person.
A one-category upgrade when available at check-in. An upgrade here buys a better view: from a Superior City View room to a Skyline View room, or from a Deluxe City View room to a Deluxe Imperial Garden View room over the palace grounds.
Priority for both. Check-in at Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi is at 3:00 pm and checkout at noon. Long-haul flights into Haneda and Narita land early in the morning, so we ask the hotel to hold a room from arrival, and the hotel stores bags and opens the fitness centre for a shower if the room is not ready.
A welcome amenity and a VIP note on the reservation. We send the hotel your view preference, palace or skyline, and any celebration before you arrive.
Preferred Partner benefits apply on top of the hotel's own offers, such as Stay Longer, which gives a complimentary third night, and Experience More, which adds a spending credit. We check what is available for your dates when we quote.
Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi has 190 rooms and suites, 170 guest rooms and 20 suites, on the top six floors of the 39-storey Otemachi One Tower. Every room has floor-to-ceiling windows. The view decides the category: the Imperial Palace Gardens and, on clear days, Mount Fuji on one side, and the skyline and Tokyo Skytree on the other.
The Superior Room is 49 sq m (527 sq ft) with a king or two double beds. The bathroom has a tub, a separate shower room and a double vanity. The Skyline View room looks over the towers of central Tokyo and is the better of the two.
The Deluxe Room is 50 to 54 sq m (538 to 581 sq ft). The Imperial Garden View version looks straight over the moats and gardens of the Imperial Palace and has a daybed by the window. The Deluxe City View room faces Tokyo Skytree instead and costs less.
The Premier Room is a 61 sq m (656 sq ft) corner room with a king bed, a sitting area and a working desk. Windows on two sides take in more of the city than any standard room. It connects to a twin Superior Room for families.
The Executive Suite is 67 sq m (721 sq ft) and the Premier Suite 81 sq m (872 sq ft), each with a separate living room, a king bedroom and a guest powder room. The Executive Suite looks over the Imperial Palace Gardens. The Premier Suite faces the gardens or the skyline.
The Panoramic Suite is a 100 sq m (1,076 sq ft) corner suite with the Imperial Palace Gardens on one side and the city on the other. The hotel can configure it as a two-bedroom suite on request.
The Two-Bedroom Otemachi Suite is 162 sq m (1,743 sq ft) with a king room, a room with two doubles and two full bathrooms. The Imperial Suite, on the 38th floor, is 283 sq m (3,046 sq ft), seats eight for dinner and has a bathroom looking over the palace. It can be configured with three bedrooms.
Every room sleeps three, including up to two children, with one rollaway or one cot. Children under 18 stay free when they share the existing beds, and a third adult pays an extra-bed charge. Connecting rooms are available in the Superior, Premier, Panoramic Suite and Imperial Suite categories. Barrier-free and accessible rooms are available on request.
Four Seasons has two hotels in central Tokyo, and travellers often confuse them. Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi is the larger one, with 190 rooms on the top floors of a tower beside the Imperial Palace, a 20-metre indoor pool, est and PIGNETO. Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi is a 57-room boutique hotel steps from Tokyo Station, built around the restaurant SÉZANNE, with no pool. Choose Otemachi for views, a pool and a full resort-style city hotel. Choose Marunouchi for intimacy and the shortest walk to the Shinkansen.
Hotels in Japan add charges on top of the room rate. Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi adds a 15 percent service charge, then Japan's 10 percent consumption tax applies to the rate and the service charge. Tokyo's accommodation tax is currently about $1.50 per person per night at this price level. From 1 April 2027, Tokyo replaces it with a tax of 3 percent of the accommodation fee per person per night, including the service charge, and the hotel collects the difference on existing bookings. We give you the full total with your quote.
Mount Fuji appears beyond the Imperial Palace Gardens on clear days, most often on cold, dry mornings from November to February. Book an Imperial Garden View room, an Executive Suite or a Panoramic Suite, and we will ask for the highest floor available.
est holds one Michelin star in the MICHELIN Guide Tokyo 2026, has around 68 seats and is closed on Wednesdays, so reserve weeks ahead. VIRTÙ was named in The World's 50 Best Bars 2026, for the third year running, and fills up after dinner. Give us your dates and we will book both.
Exit C4 of Otemachi Station, served by the Chiyoda, Marunouchi, Hanzomon, Tozai and Toei Mita lines, opens into Otemachi One. Take the escalator to the first floor, turn right at Masakado's Tomb and the hotel entrance is at the end of the corridor. Reception is on the 39th floor.
Hotel cars take guests one way to anywhere within three kilometres of the hotel, on request and subject to availability, which covers Ginza and Nihonbashi. The hotel takes no advance reservations for the car and offers no pick-ups, so take a taxi back.
Children under 18 stay free in their parents' room, and the hotel supplies a cot or a rollaway. Connecting rooms make the Superior and Premier categories work for families. est welcomes guests aged 10 and over only, so book PIGNETO, with its pizzas and family-style dishes, for dinners with younger children.
Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi has two restaurants, a bar and a lounge, all on the 39th floor, plus in-room dining around the clock. The restaurants draw on contrasts: French technique with Japanese produce at est, and Sicilian and Tuscan cooking at PIGNETO.
PIGNETO is the Italian restaurant, with open show kitchens, 105 seats inside and a 40-seat open-air terrace facing the Imperial Palace Gardens. Breakfast is served from 7:00 to 10:15 am to hotel guests only, and this is where the Preferred Partner breakfast is taken. Dinner, from 5:30 to 10:00 pm, runs from Neapolitan pizza to oven-baked meats and seafood.
est is led by Chef Guillaume Bracaval, with Pastry Chef Michele Abbatemarco, Gault & Millau's Best Pastry Chef 2024. The kitchen uses 95 percent Japanese ingredients and the dining room looks over the palace gardens. est is open for lunch and dinner from Thursday to Tuesday, and its caviar menu costs about $280 for nine courses.
VIRTÙ is a 60-seat Art Deco bar where old Paris meets modern Tokyo, built around aged French and Japanese spirits. The bar makes its own vermouth from Yamanashi wines. VIRTÙ was ranked number 45 in The World's 50 Best Bars 2025 and named in the 2026 list again.
THE LOUNGE overlooks the Imperial Palace and serves light meals and drinks from 11:00 am to 11:00 pm. Its seasonal afternoon tea starts at about $60, and an evening version after 6:30 pm watches the skyline light up. Live music plays in the evening, and in-house guests pay no cover charge.
The wellness floor at Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi sits high above the financial district, with city views from the pool and the gym. Hotel guests use the pool, the ofuro baths and the fitness centre at no charge.
The 20-metre indoor heated pool has floor-to-ceiling windows, a vitality pool with hydromassage and mist chairs between swims. It is open from 6:30 am to 9:30 pm, and light meals and soft drinks are served at the poolside. Visitors pay about $100 for two hours, so the pool is rarely crowded.
The Spa has five treatment rooms, including a couples' room, designed by Jean-Michel Gathy of DENNISTON. Treatments are Japanese-influenced, such as the autumn Rose and Yuzu Poultice Ritual, from about $340 for 75 minutes. The Spa is open from 10:00 am to 8:30 pm on weekdays and to 9:30 pm from Friday to Sunday.
The men's and women's changing rooms each have an ofuro, a Japanese bath, and a steam room. The baths are open from 6:30 am to 9:30 pm and are the place to recover after a long-haul flight.
The 24-hour gym looks over the Imperial Palace Gardens and the skyline. In-house guests can join complimentary yoga and Pilates classes led by the hotel's trainers, and personal training is available.
Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi received three Michelin Keys in 2024 and again in 2025, one of seven hotels in Japan with the top rating. Readers of Condé Nast Traveler ranked it the number one hotel in Japan in the 2025 Readers' Choice Awards.
Tokyo is a year-round city, and the hotel's palace views change with each season. The decision is about cherry blossom, autumn leaves, summer heat and price.
Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi is in the Otemachi One Tower, beside the Imperial Palace and a short walk from Tokyo Station. Haneda is the closer airport.
Otemachi is the centre of Tokyo, with the Imperial Palace on one side and Marunouchi and Ginza on the other. Five subway lines from the hotel's own station reach the rest of the city.
The East Gardens of the Imperial Palace open free to the public across the moat from the hotel, through the Otemon Gate. The gardens hold the foundations of Edo Castle's keep and a Japanese garden. They close on Mondays and Fridays.
The path around the Imperial Palace is a loop of about 5 km and Tokyo's most popular running route. Start early from the hotel, which is a few minutes from the moat.
Marunouchi is the district of offices, shops and restaurants between the palace and Tokyo Station. The restored red-brick Tokyo Station building of 1914 is worth seeing, and the station's underground arcades sell bento for the Shinkansen.
Ginza, Tokyo's grand shopping street of department stores and flagship boutiques, is 2.5 km away, about 10 minutes by car. Nihonbashi, with the Mitsukoshi department store and old food shops, is closer still, within the hotel car's three-kilometre range.
Akihabara, the electronics and anime district, is 2 km away. Asakusa, with Senso-ji temple and Nakamise shopping street, is about 7.5 km away and a direct subway ride on the Ginza Line from nearby stations.
The best way to book Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi is through a Four Seasons Preferred Partner travel advisor. The advisor books the official Four Seasons rate, with no booking fees, and the reservation adds daily breakfast for two, a $100 hotel credit and upgrade priority.
Daily breakfast for two per bedroom at PIGNETO or through in-room dining, a $100 hotel credit per stay ($200 in suites), a one-category upgrade when available at check-in, priority for early check-in and late checkout, and a welcome amenity with VIP recognition. The benefits combine with the hotel's own offers, such as Stay Longer.
Yes. Four Seasons Preferred Partner is Four Seasons' own program for invited travel advisors. The benefits are confirmed by the resort on the reservation, not added by a third party, and the rate is the official rate Four Seasons publishes.
A Four Seasons Preferred Partner advisor and Amex Fine Hotels + Resorts (FHR) both add breakfast for two, a $100 credit and upgrade priority at Four Seasons Tokyo at Otemachi. FHR also guarantees 4:00 pm checkout, but needs an Amex Platinum or Centurion card and a booking through Amex Travel. Preferred Partner needs no card, doubles the credit to $200 in suites and adds VIP recognition. Booking direct at fourseasons.com costs the same and adds none of these, because Four Seasons has no points programme. One booking can carry only one of the two benefit packages.
Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi has 190 rooms on the top six floors of a 39-storey tower beside the Imperial Palace, with palace and Mount Fuji views, a 20-metre indoor pool, Michelin-starred est, PIGNETO and VIRTÙ. Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi is a 57-room boutique hotel steps from Tokyo Station, known for the restaurant SÉZANNE, and has no pool. Otemachi suits travellers who want views and a pool. Marunouchi suits travellers who want a small hotel next to the Shinkansen.
Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi adds a 15 percent service charge to the room rate, and Japan's 10 percent consumption tax applies to the rate and the service charge. Tokyo's accommodation tax is about $1.50 per person per night at this price level until 31 March 2027. From 1 April 2027 it becomes 3 percent of the accommodation fee per person per night, including the service charge.
The Deluxe Room, Imperial Garden View, which is 50 to 54 sq m and looks straight over the Imperial Palace Gardens, with Mount Fuji beyond on clear days. The Superior Room, Skyline View is the best value at Four Seasons Tokyo at Otemachi, and the Panoramic Suite is the suite to book for palace and city views together.
Yes, on clear days. Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi looks west over the Imperial Palace Gardens towards Mount Fuji. The mountain shows most often on cold, dry mornings between November and February, so book a palace-side room for the view.
Haneda Airport is 20 km from Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi, 20 to 40 minutes by car or about 45 minutes by train. Narita Airport is 70 km away, about 55 minutes by car or 80 minutes by train. The hotel arranges private car transfers with an airport meet and greet.
Yes. Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi has a 20-metre indoor heated pool with city views, a vitality pool and mist chairs, open from 6:30 am to 9:30 pm. Hotel guests use the pool, the ofuro baths and the 24-hour gym at no charge.
Yes. Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi lets children under 18 stay free in their parents' room and supplies a cot or a rollaway. Connecting rooms and the Two-Bedroom Otemachi Suite suit larger families, and PIGNETO welcomes children, while est admits guests aged 10 and over.
No. The Four Seasons Preferred Partner rate matches the rate the hotel publishes itself, and we charge no booking fees. The benefits are added at no extra cost.
Usually, yes, if you booked directly with the hotel. Send us your confirmation and the benefits can be added with the dates, rate, room type and cancellation policy unchanged. Bookings made through an online travel agency cannot be moved.
Send us your confirmation. A reservation booked directly with the hotel can usually have the benefits added, with the dates, rate, room type and cancellation policy unchanged. Bookings made through an online travel agency cannot be moved.
No fees. Same rate as direct. Rates within 24 hours.