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The Aoyama Grand Hotel
Tucked into Tokyo’s fashion corridor, The Aoyama Grand Hotel blends modernist architecture with curated hospitality, rooftop views, and creative cuisine.
Hotel
Boutique Hotel, Design-Forward, Rooftop Dining, Fashion District, Contemporary Tokyo
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The Aoyama Grand Hotel rises quietly above the boutiques and tree-lined avenues of Kita-Aoyama, delivering a boutique stay rooted in Tokyo’s creative spirit. The hotel occupies a modernist building once home to the Japanese Olympic Committee, now transformed into a sanctuary of refined design and layered detail. Rooms feature bespoke furniture, warm palettes, and large windows that frame urban vistas. Dining includes several standout venues: a rooftop grill with skyline views, a New York-style Italian restaurant, an underground sushi bar, and a hidden speakeasy for crafted cocktails. Just steps from Omotesando and Gaienmae, the property serves fashion-forward travelers, design lovers, and Tokyo regulars seeking intimate luxury in a distinct locale.
Facilities & Services
Rooftop grill and bar with skyline views
Multiple in-house restaurants (Italian, sushi, Japanese grill)
Hidden cocktail lounge
Design-forward guest rooms with large windows
Bespoke furnishings and curated interiors
24-hour front desk
Concierge service
Fitness room
In-room dining
Central location near Omotesando and Gaienmae Stations
Multilingual staff
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