Fairmont, a well-known international hotel brand, has opened its first property in Japan within the Blue Front Shibaura development in Minato City, Tokyo. The hotel is located in two twin towers, occupying the 36th to 42nd floors of the south tower. Guests can enjoy breathtaking views of Tokyo Bay, the city’s skyline, Tokyo Tower, and even Mount Fuji on clear days. The hotel is conveniently located just five minutes from Hamamatsuchō station, which connects to the Yamanote Line, a major rail loop around Tokyo. It is also a 28-minute ride by monorail to Haneda Airport or a 12-minute taxi ride. From Narita Airport, the hotel is about one hour by taxi or 70 minutes by public transport, involving a transfer to Daimon station and a short walk.
The hotel features five restaurants and two bars, with several offering authentic Japanese culinary experiences. At Totsuji, guests can enjoy traditional teppanyaki, a style of Japanese grilling, with Japanese Wagyu beef as the centerpiece, along with a modern take on okonomiyaki, a savory Japanese pancake. Another highlight is the restaurant Migiwa, which offers an intimate six-seat counter where diners can watch sushi being prepared on plates restored with the Japanese art of Kintsugi, which uses gold to repair broken pottery. Breakfast options are diverse, catering to both local and international tastes, including traditional Japanese breakfasts and vegetarian, vegan, and gluten- or dairy-free choices.
The hotel includes a state-of-the-art 24-hour gym and a wellness area on the 35th floor, featuring a 20-meter indoor infinity pool, a sundeck, and an outdoor relaxation pool with unobstructed views of Tokyo Tower and the city skyline. Additional amenities include sauna and mist rooms, loungers, cabanas, and a spa offering four curated wellness experiences tailored to guests' needs.
The hotel has 217 rooms, including 29 suites, ranging from the Fairmont King to the luxurious Presidential Suite, which includes panoramic views, separate living, working, and dining areas, and high-end amenities such as a Dyson Supersonic hair dryer and Airwrap multi-styler, a 75-inch Smart TV with a Sony sound bar and Bluetooth Devialet speakers. The design blends modern Japanese aesthetics with curated art pieces and floor-to-ceiling windows that offer unobstructed views. Bathrooms are equipped with Le Labo Santal 33 products, grey stone, rainforest shower heads, and spacious tubs.
The hotel is pet-friendly, allowing pets up to 15kg with an additional fee, and offers a "PAW-tastic" package that includes private in-room check-in, curated dog amenities, and a three-course gourmet meal for pets. Guests receive a luxury dog bed customized with their pet’s name and face to take home as a personalized gift. Accessibility features include wheelchair-friendly entrances, lifts, and specially designed guest rooms with widened doorways and accessible bathrooms. Check-in is from 3pm, and check-out is until 12pm. Children aged 11 and under can stay in their parents' room using existing bedding, with extra beds available for an additional charge.
Fairmont Opens First Hotel in Tokyo with Pet-Friendly Amenities and Panoramic Views
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