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New Otani Inn Tokyo

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About New Otani Inn Tokyo

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The hotel is arguably at the very centre of Tokyo, and is a convenient base for every type of visitors. Located in the Akasaka entertainment area, the hotel is also adjacent to the political district of Nagatacho, and just 10 minutes' walk from the outer border of the Imperial Palace and the National Parliament Building. The hotel offers easy access to the Roppongi, Shinjuku and Shibuya entertainment areas, yet is equally convenient to Ginza and its shops, as well the business areas of Toranomon and Nihonbashi. The hotel is 3 minutes on foot from Akasaka Mitsuke subway station on the Ginza and Marunouchi lines, with access to Tokyo station, the Ginza shopping area, the Shibuya entertainment area, and the Asakusa historical area. It also is only 5 minutes on foot from the Nagatacho subway station on the Hanzomon, Yurakucho and Namboku lines, offering access to almost every part of Tokyo.

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Amenities at New Otani Inn Tokyo

Facilities (16)

Air conditioning24-hour receptionCurrency ExchangeShopsConference RoomInternet accessRoom ServiceLaundry ServiceGaragePetsElevator/ LiftLaundryNewspaperParkingSmoke detectorWifi

Beauty and Spa (1)

Building Information (1)

General Services (3)

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Meals (6)

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Location

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Tokyo City, Tokyo, Japan

1-6-2 Osaki, Shinagawa-ku

Nearest airport11km
Nearest beach8km

What's nearby

  • Nearest beach8km
  • Nearest airport11km

Check-in from 2:00 PM · Check-out by 11:00 AM

User Rating & Reviews

3.7

Good

643 reviews
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  • Excellent124
  • Very Good280
  • Average158
  • Poor52
  • Terrible29

Recent Reviews: 643

  • User: kindtraveler2016

    Trip type: Family

    Fabulous Stay!

    We only had 2 nights here but could have easily spent a week! We were spoiled at every turn. Every staff member smiled and genuinely tried to assist us. All of the amenities were just what we needed and wanted. Great location for easily getting around Tokyo. We enjoyed our time in the lush gardens. The firmness of the beds took some getting used to, but everything else was lovely.

  • User: Osman I

    Trip type: Couples

    Tokyo in April 2026

    When we arrived the room that we had been allocated wasn’t appropriate and not to a great standard. Unfortunately, the agent I used to book the room could not be reached so it all became very difficult. On the next day. Mr Yamamoto went out of his way to help us to another room. He was really helpful.We did pay more but it’s well worth it for that extra space and the comfort you’d expect in a hote…

  • User: 249StuartH

    Trip type: Family

    Excellent stay with wonderful service and beautiful rooms.

    We had a very enjoyable stay at Hotel New Otani Tokyo and would happily return.The rooms were lovely, very comfortable, and always kept to a very high standard. Housekeeping was excellent throughout our stay — efficient, discreet, and consistently thorough. It is always a good sign when a hotel manages to keep everything immaculate without ever feeling intrusive, and that was very much the case he…

  • User: JuhaUitto

    Trip type: Family

    A very nice experience

    On the last leg of this year's Japan trip we stayed the two final nights at the New Otani Inn in Osaki. We thoroughly enjoyed it. The room (612) was spacious, clean and cozy. We had three separate beds for my wife, my daughter and myself. The view from the window was across the Meguro River. The hotel is next to the subway station so getting there (and to Haneda Airport) is easy. Underneath there…

  • User: AldenM

    Trip type: Business

    Exceeded My Expectations

    After reading the bad reviews, I was not really expecting very much in this hotel.After spending my first night, I thought it was actually very good.The first positive I can say is the room space. I mean of all the hotels I’ve booked in Japan ever since my first visit 2007, New Otani Inn Tokyo probably has the biggest rooms I’ve ever stayed in.I mean I could very easily open my luggage and manage…

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