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Marunouchi Hotel
A refined urban base overlooking Tokyo Station, Marunouchi Hotel blends discreet luxury with business-class efficiency in the city’s financial heart.
Hotel
4-Star Hotel, Business Hotel, Tokyo Station Access, Boutique Luxury
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Set just steps from Tokyo Station, Marunouchi Hotel serves as a quiet sanctuary for executives, solo travelers, and couples navigating the capital’s commercial core. The property occupies the upper floors of a modern office building, offering unobstructed views of Marunouchi’s skyline and historic train platforms. Guest rooms emphasize comfort and practicality, with neutral tones, plush bedding, and deep soaking tubs. Dining includes a French bistro, a Japanese restaurant specializing in seasonal kaiseki, and a top-floor lounge with cocktails and city views. The hotel maintains an atmosphere of calm professionalism, with direct access to major rail lines, upscale boutiques, and financial institutions.
Facilities & Services
Guest rooms with Tokyo Station and Marunouchi views
French bistro, kaiseki restaurant, and cocktail lounge
Fitness room
Meeting and banquet rooms
24-hour front desk
Business support services
Multilingual staff
Concierge service
In-room massage (by reservation)
Direct access to Tokyo Station underground passage
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