Picolo recommends · Hotel in Tokyo, Japan
Andaz Tokyo
A deep bath sits right by the window, and from the rooftop bar the lights of Tokyo Bay stretch out beyond Tokyo Tower.
The lift opens at the top of Toranomon Hills, and the city falls away beneath you. On one side is Tokyo Tower, on the other the wide, flat water of Tokyo Bay.
Andaz feels modern without being cold. Rooms are bright, with Japanese touches in timber and paper screens, and the bathrooms have deep tubs placed by the glass so you can soak with a view.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Andaz Tokyo
We like it for couples and business travellers who want a contemporary hotel with real calm. The rooftop bar is one of the better places in the city to watch the sky turn dark.
Toranomon is a newly built business district and can feel lifeless in the evening. For dinner and nightlife you will ride the metro, though Ginza is only a few stops away.
What you get
- Rooftop bar with views over the city
- Rooftop restaurant
- Deep bathtubs by the window
- Views of Tokyo Bay and Tokyo Tower
- Interiors in wood and washi paper
A day at Andaz Tokyo
- Morning
- Breakfast high above the city as the bay catches the light.
- Midday
- A walk to Shiba Park and the temple at the foot of Tokyo Tower.
- Afternoon
- A long bath by the window before heading out.
- Evening
- Cocktails on the rooftop, then the metro to Ginza for dinner.
Location
Toranomon Hills, Minato, Tokyo, Japan
Open in MapsQuestions about Andaz Tokyo
Does Andaz Tokyo have a rooftop bar?
Yes. The bar and restaurant at the top of Toranomon Hills look over Tokyo Bay and Tokyo Tower, and they are especially good at dusk.
Is Andaz Tokyo good for couples?
Yes. The light rooms, deep tubs by the window and quiet nights make it a good choice for two.
How do you get from Andaz Tokyo to Ginza?
Take the metro from Toranomon. Ginza is a couple of stops away, which is handy since the area around the hotel is quiet at night.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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