You can never be sure, when you read lots of glowing reviews about somewhere, that, when you go, your expectations will be met. Staying at the MOTYO, they are. We had a wonderful 3 nights there earlier this month. It is quite spooky that they greet you by name when you arrive to check-in at the lobby. My guess is... more

We stayed in a fabulous two-bedroom suite at the amazing Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo for a full week in July. I can summarize our experience by simply stating that this is one of the best hotels in the world, and we rate the service there as the finest we have EVER encountered in our travels. We enjoyed a great flight with... more

We stayed at the Mand. Tokyo twice, once before travelling to Kyoto and then again upon return to Tokyo...a total of six nights. We had a mixed experience. The lobby is stunning in a very chic and original way. There is a pretty happening bar scene. The location is good for business but we were leisure travellers and to get... more

From the first Moment everything is perfect. This is really first class. If you can pay the price: do it, you will never forget it. This Hotel is just a dream. The view you have from the rooms are one of the best in Tokyo. Japan in general is country of perfection but the M O is even better. All... more

The hotel lobby is fabulous. I was not sure if I should go here or to another hotel, but I decided to check out MO. The hotel rooms are probably better at the Peninsula Tokyo but the bar, the ambience, the service at MO is absolutely fantastic. The best contemporary chic designed hotel. more

There have been so many wonderful reviews for this hotel, I am a little hesitant to repeat them again, but just having returned from a week in Tokyo, I have to share this experience. A family of three, we spend a lot of time travelling all around the world. This was however our first trip to Japan. I choose the... more

We began and ended our vacation in Japan by staying at the Mandarin Oriental/Tokyo. The hotel sets the standard for luxury. It sits on the 32-38th floors of an office building in a commercial section of Tokyo, with floor to ceiling windows providing sweeping views of eastern and western Tokyo. The guestrooms facing the west-- Mandarin Deluxe -- cost more,... more

Having chosen to walk from the Japanrail station to the hotel, we weren't entirely sure we'd found the Mandarin Oriental, until we rounded a corner and saw the sign. Walking towards the doors of the hotel, a porter rushed towards us and took our cases, while another member of staff greeted us. As we walked, he asked my surname, and... more

Stayed here for a couple nights recently. Excellent (large) rooms with great views over Tokyo. Service exemplary. Great spa and fitness room. Stayed in quite a few hotels in Tokyo, this is my fave for now. more