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5 STAR LUXURY HOTEL • 157 ROOMS & 22 SUITES Open December 2, 2005...designed by world-famous architect Cesar Pelli...The dramatic first impression of your arrival in our Sky Lobby will remain with you throughout your stay. You step out of the private lift onto the 38th Floor and gaze straight across the city of Tokyo. The hotel offers our guests a unique sense of place and an extraordinary sense of space. The fabrics and textiles used throughout the hotel are exclusive creations capturing the essence of ‘Forest and Water’. Amidst the hectic pace of modern urban living, these two essentials of nature spell comfort and ease to everyone in Japan. The combination of our visionary design and our renowned service will meet your every expectation of a luxurious city hotel. HOTEL RESERVATIONS | BOOK FLIGHTS AMENITIES At the hotel: Concierge service unmatched in Tokyo, same day laundry service Rooms: 157 superbly designed guestrooms some of the largest in Japan all with cityscape views; 22 suites with floor to ceiling windows providing a dramatic sense of space; Access to our 7 private floors of accommodation is solely via an exclusive elevator from the Sky Lobby. The home entertainment and communication technology includes widescreen televisions with surround sound, connected to multi-standard DVD players, you can also output your laptop onto the LCD TVs. The 100 Mbps broadband data network delivers not only high-speed Internet access, but also high definition digital video including the latest movies and hundreds of audio tracks. Plug-in your iPod or MP3 player and listen to your favorite tunes on the high quality room audio. You can even access your text messages, faxes and voicemail via the televisions, and view your handycam video images. DINING Gourmet restaurant featuring French inspired world cuisine. Chinese restaurant serving Cantonese specialities. All-day dining serving international, Japanese and Asian fare. Italian restaurant on the 2nd floor. Chic bar in the centre of the 37th floor. Lobby Lounge. Tea room adjacent to Chinese restaurant. An original Mandarin Oriental cake shop at street level serving cakes, chocolates and home made bread. 24-Hour Room Service. ACTIVITIES 38th floor Fitness Center with fully equipped state-of-the-art gymnasium. A visit to The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo is an ethereal journey. Rise above the hectic traffic, beyond the strains of life and up into a serene world 36 floors high in the sky. And even then this is only the beginning. Silent corridors lead to 4 treatment rooms and 5 private spa suites with extraordinary views of the contrasting activity below. Heat and water experiences will ease the body and relieve the mind. The vitality poor gently releases muscle tension, the crystal steam room offers a meditative experience, and a splash from the ice fountain provides a sharp, arctic refresher. The facilities at The Spa are designed by spa experts and are the most extensive in all Tokyo; they assure their guests an experience of unrivalled professionalism and supreme luxury. LOCAL ATTRACTIONS Walking distance to the main shopping and entertainment destinations and only twenty minutes to the serene gardens of the Imperial Palace. Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo is situated within the Otemachi / Marunouchi business district close to Tokyo Station, Tokyo City Airport Terminal and is interlinked with the major underground subway stations. The hotel is on Chuo Dori, the 5th Avenue of the celebrated Nihonbashi District. The area is rich in historical heritage including the original Mitsukoshi Department Store and many other traditional shops, some of which can trace their origins as far back as the 17th Century Edo period. The fashionable Ginza entertainment and shopping district is walking distance. International designers are prominently represented alongside local Ginza boutiques. There are more than 300 art galleries and the traditional Kabuki-za theatre. Only twenty minutes walk from the hotel is the Imperial Palace surrounded by the tranquil waters of its moat, offering islands of calm. GETTING THERE Address: 2-1-1 Nihonbashi Muromachi, Tokyo, 103-8328 Japan. Airport: Tokyo (NRT) Book Flights Hotel Transportation from Narita Airport • Rolls Royce Phantom: To hotel - 93,150 JPY / From hotel - 90,000 JPY • Stretch Cadillac Limousine: To hotel - 85,150 JPY / From hotel - 82,000 JPY • Mercedes Benz S 500: To hotel - 59,150 JPY / From hotel - 56,000 JPY • Deluxe Van: To hotel - 57,150 JPY / From hotel - 54,000 JPY • Japanese Luxury Sedan - To hotel - 52,150 JPY / From hotel - 49,000 JPY HOTEL RESERVATIONS | BOOK FLIGHTS |
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