What are the better hotels in Tokyo?

Another answer that has been piled up in the manuscript box for a long time. The subject is estimated to have played back. Say anything ... consider it my little note. # I haven't finished writing yet, and editing with my mobile phone is slow. I often fly to Japan for business, but I really know little about this country. Because every round trip is between the hotel and the company, there is no free time to play, but there are many hotels to stay in. Should be able to give the subject some hints. The niche, low-key and tasteful hotels in Tokyo are those that are familiar. Maybe I don't know enough about it. I recommend the following hotels in Tokyo: amanTokyo pass has stayed many times since its opening. I have lived in Oman all over the world, and I like Oman very much because it is quiet and exquisite. Tokyo is Aman's first time to choose downtown to build a resort, and the designer is still KerryHill. The location is on the sixth floor (33-38), the top floor of Otomachi Building, Otomachi. Every room has a panoramic view of Tokyo and the Grand Palace. The night view is beautiful. Two people can choose a slightly larger suite. The afternoon tea here is delicious. Have some every time you come. There is nothing special around, because it is a financial district, but it is easy to visit. Because the topic is with my wife, I can try Aman's rickshaw. I tried it in Oman in Beijing, but I didn't try it in Tokyo. It is said to be very interesting. It is worth mentioning that the hotel manager helped me to reserve a seat for Jiro Chutani, the god of sushi in Jiro Ono. The scenery is very good, and I like the night view best. Afternoon tea # Okura Hotel, one of the three imperial hotels in Tokyo, is about to be demolished to welcome the Olympic Games. Princess Diana, Obama and others came to Japan and stayed at the Okura Hotel. Although it is very old, it doesn't have the old taste of XX Hotel at all. It is really a pity to face "demolition" now. When I was a child, I lived here in Tokyo and attended a friend's wedding here. The design team of Okura Hotel is the top in the industry, including architects YoshiroTaniguchi and HideoKosaka. The waiters here are all wearing kimonos, the flowers in the lobby are the works of Huadao College, and some rooms still have old-fashioned dial-up telephones, so the main body can stay for one night and experience the Japanese aesthetics in the 1960s. This kind of hotel has many advantages, such as Long Yin, a restaurant that must be guaranteed by the hotel to book for foreign tourists. Okura can help you book dinner until the latest time. The last time I had dinner in Long Yin, I arranged for me to meet Ji Zheng, the chef. It's really sweet. When they go, they can make an appointment in advance for a tea ceremony or a flower arrangement course. Their breakfast is also delicious, and they can choose different places corresponding to different themes. #CLASKA: I think this hotel is the most suitable for filming. Very small, very low-key, only 15 room. This is a design hotel, converted from an abandoned building. I only lived once, and I was dragged by a very literary friend. Personally, I don't like this kind of hotel very much, because many hardware facilities are not up to standard, it is not convenient to meet guests and so on. But friends who want to try early can try this. Kraska is in the dark area, and I personally feel a little remote. It is difficult to book a room, so it needs to be booked in advance. We didn't book the largest suite, only stayed for two nights, but fortunately the room was bigger. You can choose different styles of rooms online. My friend arranged the whole process, so I didn't participate. The lobby is small, but the service is not bad. The receptionist speaks English very well and there is no pressure to communicate. The lobby is small, but the service is not bad. The receptionist speaks English very well and there is no pressure to communicate. On the other side of the front desk is a small coffee shop, which is also a place for breakfast. Bicycles parked here can be rented. The room is a bit strange, it is made up of two big beds, but it is quite comfortable, and we girlstalk are also very happy. Compared with hotels like Ritz, the bathroom is a little small. There is a menu in the room, which describes the hotel. From A to Z, we recommend 26 services, such as asking for a sea mud bath, and the hotel can help you with some local products. Gallery & on the second floor of the hotel; The shop "does" half a corridor and half a shop, and the things it sells are very distinctive. I bought some as calligraphy and took them away. It was a pity that there were no interesting exhibitions in the gallery when I went. The top floor of the hotel is a large terrace. There was a wedding on it when I went, so I had to give up. There are photos on official website. N The coffee shop on the first floor of the hotel is next to a pet grooming shop. I stayed here the longest, and my friend learned that this store is still very famous. Many lovely dogs. Created on 2 1:09 show all