Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, part of Accor, has recently announced its first property in Japan: Fairmont Tokyo. Set to open on July 1, Fairmont Tokyo promises a vibrant scene, first-class dining, and even a spa—all offering expansive high-rise city and bay views.
Located in the heart of the Shibaura district, a prime central location for exploring all the city has to offer, this new luxury hotel showcases stunning views of both the serene Tokyo Bay and the Tokyo metropolis, including the famed Tokyo Tower.
From serene design touches and standout services to wellness amenities and culinary venues, take a closer look below at everything Fairmont Tokyo has to offer.
Guest experience and design highlights
- Arrival Experience: 35th-floor lobby surrounded by lush greenery and breathtaking outdoor terraces
- Skyline Views: West-facing terrace with a relaxation pool, sundeck, and views of Tokyo Tower
- Tranquility: East-facing terrace featuring an observation deck, seating area, fireplace, and views of Tokyo Bay
- Interior Design: Carried out by internationally acclaimed BAR Studio
- Guest Rooms (52–278 sqm) from the 36th to 42nd floors
- Floor-to-ceiling windows with unobstructed city or bay views
- Natural materials including sen wood, quartzite stone, and refined brass accents
- Japanese Engawa-inspired seating areas that connect indoors and out
- Luxurious bathrooms with natural stone textures and Le Labo bath products
Top-of-the-line services and amenities
- Accommodations: 217 guest rooms, including 29 suites like The View, Shibaura, and Presidential
- Fine Dining: Five restaurants and two bars, including
- Brasserie with wood-fired pizzas, meats, and seafood
- Lounge blending French and Japanese café culture
- Modern takes on sushi and teppanyaki
- Wellness: Fairmont Spa and Health Club (35th floor)
- Signature treatments using local products and Fairmont oils
- 20-meter indoor infinity pool
- Outdoor sundeck and relaxation pool
- Saunas with city views
- Fitness: 24-hour gym with Technogym equipment, free weights, and two studios
- Premier venues
- Grand Ballroom for up to 1,200 guests
- The Sea with open kitchen and 120-inch screen
- The Sky with natural light, terrace access, and views
- Flexible spaces for galas, meetings, and weddings
General Manager Karan Singh said, “We are delighted to unveil Fairmont’s debut property in Japan, nestled in the dynamic Shibaura district of Tokyo. This vibrant neighborhood pulses with energy, blending rich heritage and culture – a perfect match for the iconic Fairmont brand. The essence of Tokyo’s energy and legacy will be woven into every corner of this prestigious hotel, reflected in the unique spaces and unforgettable guest experiences we are creating.”
