Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo
City centre staple with something for everyone



Spectacular views of the city and beyond are just one aspect of this 178-key hotel that occupies the top floors of a skyscraper in the heart of Tokyo. Contemporary design inspired by Japanese tradition and a well-appointed spa also mark it out, but above all it's its remarkable range of gourmet options that really grab the attention. Three Michelin-starred restaurants – French-inspired fine dining, authentic Cantonese cuisine and a molecular tapas bar – are among the dozen eatery outlets in the tower.
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