Now Open: 1 Hotel Tokyo Urban Sanctuary

Posted onAuthorChris Owen

Important Topics To Know

  • The debut of 1 Hotels’ first Japanese property featuring signature biophilic and nature-led design
  • Innovative dining concepts like NiNi, which blends French Riviera elegance with Japanese seasonality
  • Comprehensive wellness facilities including the Bamford Wellness Spa and a 24-hour movement space
  • A rigorous commitment to sustainability, evidenced by achieving Japan’s highest environmental certification

The 1 Hotel Tokyo has officially opened its doors, marking a beautiful milestone as the brand’s first property in Japan. Located within the Akasaka Trust Tower, this urban sanctuary offers a stunning retreat high above the city skyline. The hotel is a wonderful fusion of biophilic design, traditional Japanese craftsmanship, and a deep-rooted commitment to sustainable hospitality. By partnering with Mori Trust, 1 Hotels has created a space that celebrates the natural world while providing a luxurious experience for guests in the heart of Tokyo.

close up of red wooden temple
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The design journey is truly unique, transitioning guests from the bustling street level into a lush, tree-canopy-inspired lobby on the 38th floor. Throughout the 211 guestrooms and public spaces, natural materials like reclaimed wood and Oya stone create a tactile connection to the local landscape. This focus on nature extends to the culinary offerings, where venues like NiNi and Spotted Stone provide world-class dining and drink experiences. Whether enjoying Mediterranean-Japanese fusion or exploring a vast library of craft gins, visitors can find a sense of belonging and community in these vibrant social hubs.

Panoramic Tower Suite at 1 Hotel Tokyo Credit: Mikkel Vang

Wellness is at the heart of the experience, featuring the Bamford Wellness Spa and a light-filled indoor pool. Guests can enjoy holistic treatments that blend ancient traditions with modern techniques, all while surrounded by views of the Imperial Palace gardens and Tokyo Tower. Furthermore, the hotel’s commitment to the planet is evident in its CASBEE S certification, the highest environmental rating in Japan. From smart water conservation to the complimentary use of electric vehicles, 1 Hotel Tokyo demonstrates that luxury and environmental stewardship can work together harmoniously. It is a bright new addition to the city, offering a peaceful and mindful way to experience the energy of Tokyo.