Hotel Toranomon Hills, part of Hyatt’s Unbound Collection, occupies floors 11 to 14 of Toranomon Hills Station Tower in Tokyo’s Minato district, with direct access to a subway station. Its 205 rooms have floor-to-ceiling glass that frames views of Tokyo Tower and the Skytree. Inside, Nordic design meets Japanese wabi-sabi through earthen tones and lacquered textures. The hotel also has a lounge with complimentary coffee and snacks, a well-equipped gym and breakfast with buffet and à la carte options.
Rooms and design
The hotel occupies floors 11 to 14 of Toranomon Hills Station Tower, a 266-metre building designed by Shohei Shigematsu. Its 205 rooms use expansive glass walls to bring Tokyo Tower and the Skytree into view.
Space Copenhagen designed the interiors, combining Nordic calm with Japanese wabi-sabi. Earthen colours and lacquered textures shape the rooms and shared spaces.
Lounge, gym and breakfast
A dedicated lounge has complimentary coffee and snacks, along with resting rooms and showers. These facilities can be useful if you reach the hotel before check-in or have time to spare before a late departure.
The gym has modern equipment, yoga and meditation rooms, a sauna, private workout spaces and group classes. Ask the front desk for a QR code for access. Breakfast includes buffet and à la carte choices.
FAQ
Where is Hotel Toranomon Hills?
It is in Toranomon Hills Station Tower in Minato City, Tokyo, with direct access to a subway station.
What can you see from the rooms?
The rooms’ glass walls frame views of Tokyo Tower and the Skytree.
How do you access the gym?
Ask the front desk for a QR code.
Can you freshen up before check-in or after check-out?
The lounge has resting rooms and showers, which can be used if you arrive early or leave late.
